Freeriding apparel for men
Powder, powder and still more powder: As soon as there’s snow on the ground, you’re out freeriding. When it comes to protection and function, you can count on ORTOVOX – because you’ll find all you need right here: From warming merino underwear to waterproof outer layers.
Warm, anatomically shaped knee-high socks with a merino and technical comfort for freeriders
Weatherproof, lightweight freeriding BIB with merino inserts for the backcountry
Weatherproof, lightweight freeride pants with merino inserts for the backcountry
Versatile, comfortable t-shirt in fine merino wool for alpine tours
Versatile, comfortable long sleeve t-shirt made from merino wool for alpine tours
Weatherproof, lightweight freeriding jacket with merino inserts for the backcountry
Robust wind and waterproof gloves for cold winter days on the mountain
Slim, stylish belt to ensure your pants fit perfectly
Robust, weatherproof freeriding jacket with soft merino lining
Robust, weatherproof freeriding pants with soft merino lining
Comfortable knee-high merino socks with gentle compression function for skiers
Versatile, comfortable t-shirt made from merino wool for alpine tours
Lightweight, close-fitting 3/4 fleece pants for winter alpine activities
Medium-thick beanie made of soft merino wool for use in a range of winter activities
Stylish beanie made from merino wool for easy-going powder descents
Medium-thick freeriding beanie made of recycled merino wool
Versatile, comfortable boxer shorts in pure merino wool for winter tours
Robust, warm, wind- and waterproof three-finger gloves for freeriding
Robust, wind and waterproof hardshell pants for alpine activities
Close-fitting, seamless, very breathable merino t-shirt for midwinter tours
Robust freeriding jacket with very warm SWISSWOOL insulation for particularly cold days
Versatile, comfortable short-sleeve t-shirt in fine merino wool for winter tours
Very warm cap with ear flaps for cold days spent freeriding
Warming, no-frills beanie made from 100% merino wool for winter days