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Let’s be honest: ski trips require gear, layers, and more strategic thinking than most board meetings.
One wrong move and you’re the person trying to dry your only pair of socks on a lodge radiator.
So, to save you from frostbite and fashion crimes, here’s a no-fuss, no-fluff ski trip packing checklist.
Ski & Snowboard Gear
- Skis or snowboard
- Ski poles
- Boots
- Helmet
- Goggles
- Ski pass or lift ticket
- Ski lock
On-the-Slopes Clothing
- Thermal base layers
- Fleece or insulated mid-layer
- Waterproof ski jacket
- Waterproof ski pants
- Neck gaiter or buff
- Ski gloves or mittens
- Glove liners
- Ski socks (multiple pairs)
- Beanie or hat
- Balaclava or face mask
Off-the-Slopes Clothing
- Casual clothes
- Comfy boots/shoes
- Warm winter coat
- Gloves, scarf, hat
- Pajamas
- Swimsuit
- Underwear
- Loungewear
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Toiletries
- Toothbrush & toothpaste
- Shampoo & conditioner
- Soap or body wash
- Moisturizer
- Lip balm with SPF
- Sunscreen
- Medications
- Razor & deodorant
Tech & Accessories
- Phone & charger
- Power bank
- Headphones
- Camera or GoPro
- Sunglasses
- Hand warmers / toe warmers
Bonus Essentials
- Snacks / energy bars
- Water bottle
- Book or e-reader
- Daypack
- Travel documents
- Laundry bag
- Cards or travel games
Packing for a ski trip isn’t exactly minimalist—it’s more like assembling a cold-weather survival kit with a side of après-ski flair. But get it right, and you’ll be cruising the slopes, sipping cocoa, and actually enjoying the snow instead of plotting your escape from it.