Ski & Snowboard Gear

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• Expensive for baby mittens

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• Runs large; size carefully
• Warmer than needed for mild days
• One-piece can be less convenient for bathroom breaks

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• Limited sizes available at times
• Some kids may prefer bib-style pants for added coverage

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• Best for first-time riders and beginner terrain
• Step On system (if used) limits future boot/binding options
• Will be outgrown as skills progress, not just size

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• Expensive for something you hope you never need
• Level 1 protection is lighter and more flexible, but not the highest level available

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• Not as warm as heavier thermal options for very cold days
• Often discounted, but sizes and prints can be limited
• Inventory is seasonal and many styles our currently out of stock

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• Bib pants makes bathroom breaks more complicated
• Premium product that's more expensive than basic snow pants
• Still needs basela for very cold ski days

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• Not warm enough for deep cold
• DWR finish is for light moisture, not sustained rain or wet snow
• Shiny fabric finish may not appeal to every parent or kid

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• Not a replacement for snow boots
• Not built for deep snow or long winter walks
• Sizing and colors may be limited on sale