Snow Pants & Bibs

Snow pants for skiing, tobogganing, snowshoeing and winter dog walks, in kids', men's and women's cuts. The selection centres on fleece-lined styles: MoFiz ski pants for boys, and softshell snow pants from MAGCOMSEN for men and TBMPOY for women and men. Kids' sizes run from X-Small to X-Large, and men's waist sizes from 32 to 36.

Read whether a pair is described as waterproof or water-resistant: water-resistant softshells shed dry snow and breathe well on active days but can wet through in slush or when you sit in snow. Fleece lining adds warmth without bulk, so pair it with a base layer for cold days on the hill. For kids, look at length and room to grow; for adults, compare inseam and waist adjusters. Layer underneath with merino wool socks and layers, or read our tobogganing safety guide.

Brands include WaltZon, TBMPOY and MAGCOMSEN.

Need help choosing? Read how to layer for Canadian winters.

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Snow Pants & Bibs: frequently asked questions

What's the difference between snow pants and bibs?

Snow pants sit at the waist like regular trousers, while bibs add a chest panel and shoulder straps. Bibs keep snow from getting in at the back during falls and in deep powder, which is why many parents choose them for young kids.

Are softshell snow pants warm enough for a Canadian winter?

Fleece-lined softshells are warm enough for active days skiing or snowshoeing, especially over a base layer. For long stretches standing still in deep cold, an insulated, fully waterproof pant will keep you warmer.

How should kids' snow pants fit?

Leave enough room to bend and kneel over a base layer, with the hem covering the top of the boot. Buying one size up works if the legs can be cuffed or adjusted, but too much extra length becomes a tripping hazard.

Our guides for this category

How to Dress in Layers for Canadian Cold During Outdoor Sport

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