Womens Thermal Layers & Base Layers

Women's Thermal Layers, Base Layers & Thermal Clothing

With Auski's assortment of base layers, fleeces, and thermals, you can stay warm and dry on your upcoming ski or snowboarding trip. You can ski and snowboard in comfort and style in the chilly weather with a choice of things from some of the most well-known companies in the industry. Every article of apparel, including long sleeve t-shirts, face masks, socks, and thermals, have been created especially for use while participating in winter outdoor sports.

Whether you're battling ice slopes or hiking a long distance, our collection of women's face masks, neckwarmers, and thermals blends comfort, functionality, and breathability for multisport use. Don't let unsuitable apparel prevent you from enjoying what you like to do. Instead, browse our selection of snowboard thermals to find full-coverage, quick-drying layers that provide all-day warmth regardless of the weather.

With sizes ranging from X-Small to 3XL, Auski offers a wide selection of women's base layers and thermal layers from the greatest brands, including IceBreaker, Burton, Eivy, Le Bent, and XTM.

Your base layers of Icebreaker and Le Bent Merino and Bamboo will keep you warm and dry as you spend the entire day skiing. Burton's AK line features excellent thermals as well. Lightweight, midweight, and AK weight options are available, and the lighter options combine soft stretch DRYRIDE Ultrawick with Merino Wool for the heavier weights if you become very chilly.

Baselayers For Skiing And Snowboarding For Women

As pure a powder fix as you can get can be found at Australian snowboarding and skiing resorts like Mount Buller, Mount Hotham, Thredbo, and others. To enjoy the best rides, you must first be warm, so just turn up in your natural state while equipped in the best women's snow gear available. To do it, following the 3-layer rule is the best course of action. You should wear three layers of snow gear, each of which serves a different purpose. Base layers and liner coats insulate and preserve warmth while men's snow jackets offer protection from weather factors like snow, rain, and wind chill. Remember that these layers must be air permeable in order to lower humidity.

What Clothing Do I Need for Snow? Should I Use Thermals?

You can never be too prepared when heading out into the cold, icy weather. As winter approaches, wearing additional layers will keep you warmer. If you require additional outerwear, Auski has you covered with our extensive variety of Snow gear. Even in the worst weather, thermals will keep you dry and warm.

When it comes to thermals and base layers, Auski provides the finest in terms of comfort and functionality. Whether you're recovering from an injury, looking for extra-cozy merino wool, or looking to invest in thermals that will help you perform at your peak on the slopes, we have what you need. Our thermal and base layer collections include everything you need for your upcoming snowy excursion. Have any questions? Contact the helpful and educated Auski staff for assistance with any product inquiries.