Ski jackets are the outer most layer of your ski wear that offers the skier protection from the elements. A good jacket will offer good abrasion resistance against snow, ice and wind. Breathability is also important to allow moisture from your body to escape.

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Keeping warm is all about layers - trapping multiple thin layers of air between the clothing layers to increase the warmth without increasing the bulk.

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For new skiers salopettes are the best option to stop snow going up your back when you fall - more experienced skiers who fall less often will choose pants to reduce bulk and allow more freedom.

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Protecting your eyes is obviously a primary consideration. However choosing eye wear with the correct lenses will allow better protection and improved vision in a variety of lights.

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Good ski socks protect your feet and offer good support whilst skiing all day. Your socks should vary with your ability and here is some advice on how to choose the best for you.

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Any skier will tell you that skiing is no fun with cold hands. Some simple advice on choosing the type and size of gloves you wear will make sure you get the best gloves for your ski holiday.

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These days, more and more people (both adult and children) are choosing to ski and board with a helmet for protection. With the latest models of helmets you can get the protection you need while staying warm too.

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Read about the technology in modern ski wear which helps to maximise your comfort.

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