Why having the right ski gear makes all the difference
When you go skiing — whether at a resort, freeriding, ski touring or simply for a day on the slopes — the cold, altitude, snow, humidity, slush/powder snow, long days in the mountains, ski lifts and temperature variations all put your extremities, body and joints to the test.
Unsuitable equipment (low socks, ordinary gloves, clothing that is too light or not breathable) can quickly turn a pleasant outing into an uncomfortable experience—cold feet, frozen hands, perspiration, chills, loss of performance. The Therm-ic Ski range aims to offer a complete, technical and high-performance solution to keep you warm, dry, comfortable and performing at your best—from head to toe.
What Therm-ic ski products offer
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Warmth, insulation and comfort even in extreme conditions — Thanks to insulating materials, technical structures and integrated heating technologies (socks, gloves, base layers, vests), the range guarantees consistent warmth, even in very cold weather, throughout a full day of skiing.
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Moisture management & breathability— The products are designed to wick away perspiration or internal moisture (sweat, condensation) while remaining insulating, which prevents the ‘wet feet = cold’ effect, discomfort or irritation.
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Adaptability to your use and needs— Whether you enjoy recreational downhill skiing, freeriding, ski touring, or are sensitive to the cold, the collection offers a variety of models: ‘classic/insulating’ equipment, ‘heated’ versions, base layers, gloves, socks, etc., to suit all profiles and conditions.
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Comfort, support, precise fit & performance — Socks, gloves, base layers and heated gear are designed to fit well (foot/glove anatomy, tailored cut, support in shoes/boots) to prevent rubbing, pressure points and loss of sensitivity — improving comfort, safety and performance on the slopes.
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Versatility and consistency of equipment — By mixing socks, gloves, base layers, vests, insoles and accessories, the collection forms a complete ecosystem: warmth + insulation + comfort + performance — a true foot + body + hand kit for the mountains.
Who is this collection for?
- For recreational and intensive skiers alike — those who spend whole days on the slopes, between lifts, descents, breaks, snow, cold and wind.
- For people who are sensitive to the cold, have cold extremities or circulation problems — active warmth and technical insulation really make a difference.
- Freeriders, ski tourers, backcountry skiers or anyone who skis off-piste/in extreme conditions — when equipment has to be reliable.
- Those looking for comfort, performance and durability: an investment in a complete kit rather than individual items.
- For those who want a consistent, optimised package — feet, hands, body, warmth, breathability, comfort, safety — for skiing without compromise.
Expert advice & best practices
- Adapt your equipment to the weather and the activity: recreational skiing in a resort vs extreme cold / freeriding vs ski touring — choose between insulating, breathable or heated gear depending on the context.
- Mix technical equipment: socks + insoles, gloves + under-gloves or over-gloves, base layer + mid layer + outer layer — to maximise comfort, insulation and performance.
- Check the fit & footwear: well-fitting shoes/boots, well-fitting socks/gloves — to avoid pressure, friction, cold spots or reduced circulation.
- Maintain your equipment: technical products (socks, gloves, clothing, batteries for heated items) require gentle care — washing according to recommendations, proper drying — to preserve their performance.
- Prepare your equipment in advance: charged batteries, appropriate layers, suitable accessories — for a peaceful outing, without any unpleasant weather or temperature surprises.
