Plus Size Ski Wear
Skiing is a sport that can be enjoyed by people of all ages and abilities. You don't need to be an olympic champion to have
a great time on the slopes. But the one thing you will need is proper equipment, which in addition to to skis, boots, and poles
also includes
proper cold weather clothing.
Staying protected from cold, wind, and moisture is essential when on the ski slopes. That's why well-made ski clothing that protects you against the elements is so important. And it also must fit you properly. Proper fitting ski clothing must seal out wind and moisture while at the same time allowing you to move freely. The last thing you want is to feel constricted by your clothing while zipping down a ski run!
Finding ski clothes that fit properly and that also look nice can be challenge for plus size women. Fortunately, there's a terrific line of plus size ski clothing available from Junonia. Junonia makes plus size ski clothing of the highest quality and their attention to the smallest details make their ski clothing a joy to wear. Junonia has everything from plus size parkas and jackets, to plus size ski pants and bibs to plus size ski vests. And all of Junonia's plus size ski clothing looks as good as it fits!
Junonia Has Plus Size Ski Clothing:
When shopping for cold weather clothing, and plus size skiwear in particular, there are a few key points to look for. We've put together a short checklist below of things to keep in mind when you're deciding on the best plus size skiwear for your next ski trip.
Plus Size Skiwear Shopping Tips:
Look for ski clothing that is made from materials that resist moisture such as nylon and Gortex(TM).
Even though temperatures may be sub-freezing, you can still work up a good sweat during a full day of skiing or snowboarding. Outerwear with moisture absorbing materials such as cotton will wick sweat away from your body and keep you dry and comfortable.
Dressing in layers will keep you warmer in cold temperatures. So order one size up for a rommier fit or if you plan on wearing layers underneath jackets or pants.
You can still get sunburned out on the ski slopes. The snow acts as a reflector to further concentrate harmful UV rays onto exposed areas such as your face. So protect yourself by applying a high SPF sunscreen and protect your eyes with sunglasses or polarized ski goggles.
