Neck Warmers, Hats, Face Masks and Beanies

“1. Can I wear a skiing face mask under my slalom helmet?
Yes, most skiing face masks have been designed to fit comfortably under a slalom helmet and are made from comfortable, breathable materials that make it easy to put on with full race gear.

2. Which material is best for high-intensity training?
Breathable, synthetic materials are best for high-intensity skiing activities. Avoid fabrics like cotton, as these will retain moisture from sweat and make you feel cold. Instead, look out for materials like merino wool or polyester blends.

3. How do I prevent my goggles from fogging while wearing a face mask?
The best way to keep goggles from fogging up is to make sure you’re using quality materials. Choose a light-weight, breathable, moisture-wicking material for your neck warmer or face mask. Make sure that you’re using good-quality goggles (like Oakley) that are designed with ventilation to reduce fogging.

Which beanie is best for wearing under a ski helmet?

Any beanie with a smooth, slim profile should fit comfortably under a ski helmet. Choose a beanie made from breathable, moisture-wicking materials, and avoid any hats with pompoms or other accessories that may push your helmet off your head and affect the fit. Save fashionable hats for après-ski. You can also consider a headband rather than a full hat. We like Halti beanies under ski helmets because of their breathable double-wall construction that keeps heat in and lets moisture out, essential for keeping warm when skiing.