Reima Vuonelo Bib Pants — Kids' Ski

KEY FEATURES

Fully waterproof ReimaTec fabric rated to 10,000mm — holds up in wet snow and heavy Okanagan storm conditions

Excellent breathability at 7,000g/m²/24h keeps kids comfortable through active ski days

All seams taped for guaranteed waterproof construction

Light insulation suited to chilly days and moderate frost (roughly +5°C to -10°C)

Durable fabric rated for 30,000+ Martindale abrasion cycles for everyday, run-after-run wear

Bib-style design adds extra coverage and helps keep snow out during falls

WHO IS THIS FOR?

The Vuonelo bib pants are built for kids who spend their winter weekends on the hill — whether that's a first-timer working on pizza turns or a young ripper chasing their parents down Big White or SilverStar. The taped seams and 10,000mm waterproofing mean they'll stay dry through wet Okanagan snow, while the light insulation and bib cut make them easy to layer and comfortable for a full day on snow. Our team at Fresh Air will help you find the right size and fit in-store at both Kelowna locations. Stop by to talk gear and activity with one of our experienced staff members, or call 250-763-3425.

WHY SHOP WITH US

Our staff know how to dress Okanagan kids for the season — from base layers underneath to picking the right size for room to grow. Stop by either location and we'll help you get your kids set up for a winter of play. Visit us at Fresh Air Pandosy (555 Groves Ave) or Fresh Air Dilworth (1656 Dilworth Drive).

FAQ

Q1: How does Reima sizing run — true to size, or should I size up/down (and does it accommodate a base/mid-layer)?
Reima's Vuonelo bibs are cut to fit true to size with room for a base and mid-layer underneath, which is how they're designed to be worn for active ski days. If your child is between sizes or you plan to layer heavily, sizing up is a good option — our team can help you find the right fit in-store.

Q2: Is this bib warm and waterproof enough for Okanagan skiing conditions?
Yes — the Vuonelo is rated to 10,000mm waterproofing with fully taped seams, so it holds up well in wet, heavy Okanagan snow, and the light insulation is suited to chilly-to-moderately-frosty days on the hill. For colder Big White or SilverStar storm days, pairing it with a warm base layer will keep kids comfortable longer.

Q3: How do I care for the ReimaTec fabric to maintain waterproofing and breathability?
Wash on a gentle cycle with a technical wash designed for waterproof fabrics, avoid regular detergent and fabric softener, and re-apply a DWR (durable water repellent) treatment periodically to keep the fabric beading water and breathing properly. Air dry or tumble dry on low, following the care label.

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