This is a wonderful time of year to ski. The slopes are generally not crowded after the Holiday's and the snow is great. Here are a few ideas on how to keep warm and dry. Today's manufacturer's have managed to blend both function and style into modern ski clothing. We are lucky to have some miracle fabrics that are designed for bad weather.
Style is up to the individual skier or boarder.
Here's how I dress to stay warm. Cold feet can definitely ruin your day, so good socks are important. Socks cushion and insulate your feet, wick away perspiration, and reduce friction between your foot and your ski boot. A good synthetic, commercial ski sock can perform all these functions. Avoid cotton socks that absorb water that destroys its insulating qualities and creates friction that can cause blisters.