27 Best Womens Snow Pants

The perfect women’s snowboarding pants” are hard to find but not impossible. Indeed, you have the find the right balance between style and functionality. We’ve considered all these factors and came up with a list of the 27 best women’s snow pants. Some are new in the market, and others are from popular manufacturers. It’s high time you found your perfect pants.

Flylow Women’s Waterproof Snowboarding Pants

The Flylow women’s snowboarding pants consist of three layers. The outer shell has a waterproof and breathability rating of 20k/20k. It will keep the elements out without suffocating your skin, there will be no moisture or sweat buildup.

The middle layer is stretchy for improved mobility yet rugged to last years of wear. Articulated knees are the other feature that helps provide mobility.

Finally, we have the inner-soft layer that comes into contact with your skin. Unlike others in the market, this one doesn’t have that “plasticky” feeling.

Other features include reinforced cuffs, boot gaiters to keep the snow out, pockets, and zipped ventilation vents that provide more breathability.

Pros

• It has a waterproof and breathability index of 20,000mm and 20,000g/m2, respectively.
• You can freely move in them.
• The boot gaiters will keep the snow out.
• Air vents are nice to have to prevent that sweaty feeling.

Cons

• It doesn’t have any special insulation. You’ll have to layer in extreme conditions.

Velcom Women’s Swift Bib Overall Snow Pant

Unfortunately, the Velcom Overall Snow Pant doesn’t come with special insulation. Therefore, you’ll have to layer it with warm leggings underneath.

Nevertheless, we appreciate that it has a waterproof and breathability index of 15,000mm and 15,000g/m2, respectively－It will keep you dry from rain and sweat.

It’s a stretchy slim fit. You’ll not have to worry about limited mobility thanks to its 100% V-Science Stretch Technology. Additionally, its articulated knees will allow you to move around without the pants hugging your skin.

Other features include adjustable suspenders, handwarmer pockets, boot gaiters with hooks, and mesh-lined zipper vents.

Pros

• You can freely move in these pants.
• The mesh-lined zipper vents will enhance breathability.
• The boot gaiters will keep the snow out of your boots.

Cons

• The waist pockets are awkward. Items tend to poke your skin when moving about.
• No special insulation.

Burton Avalon Bib Stretch Denim Snowboarding Pants

These are 100% polyester slim-fit snowboarding pants. The DRYRIDE stretch fabric is responsible for most of its features like stretchiness, waterproofness, and breathability.

Besides the waterproof outer shell, its fully-tapered seams are almost airtight and will not allow nature’s elements to get in.

Unlike the others, this one has an inside lining that will not only provide comfort but will also help regulate your body’s temperature.

Other handy features include mesh no-snag vents, elastic center back, zip pockets, a drop seat feature for an easy time in the washroom, and adjustable straps.

Pros

• Its inner lining is warm and cozy.
• It’s waterproof and breathable.
• The drop seat feature is a lifesaver in the washroom.
• The no-snag vents are for improved breathability.

Cons

• Its snaps become undone frequently.
• It might not fit curvy girls.
• Some units lose colour over time.

Boulder Gear Women’s Luna Insulated Ski Pants

The Luna Ski Pant is 100% polyester with 40g of Poly Loft Insulation Technology. These are high-performance women’s snowboarding pants that will keep you warm and dry in extreme weather conditions.

The outer shell has a waterproof and breathability index of 10k/10k. On top of that, it’s critically seam-sealed to prevent snow and rain from getting in. There are zipper vents in the inner thigh for more breathability and to prevent sweat build-up.

Other crucial features include a fully-adjustable waist, gusseted inner thighs for enhanced mobility, snow cuffs, boot gaiters, and zipped handwarmer pockets.

Pros

• These are easily among the most comfortable women’s snowboarding pants.
• Its fully adjustable waist makes the pants suitable for almost any body shape.
• It has a waterproof and breathability index of 10k/10k.
• The inner thigh zipped vents will keep you dry when it’s too hot.

Cons

• There is nothing to hate.

Mountain Hardwear Women’s Ghost Whisperer Pant

We like the intrigue that comes with its name, “The Ghost Whisperer.” That said, they are decent women’s snowboarding pants. It’s 100% synthetic and has the 800-fill RDS Certified maximum loft that is breathable and waterproof.

The low-profile quilt pattern looks cool. However, it does more than beauty. It creates a heat-trapping effect that will keep you warm in cold conditions.

The Ghost Whisperer’s other features include two hand pockets and a double snap and zipper closure.

Pros

• It looks nice and will keep you warm.
• Its Ripstop fabric makes it ultra-lightweight.
• You can stuff it in its pocket.

Cons

• It’s water-resistant at best.

RevolutionRace Women’s GP Outdoor Pants

We know you are looking for snowboarding pants, but you should consider these racer pants. They are so good you can use them on the snow trails.

We like its tough outer shell that can withstand rough conditions. Also, it is stretchy and slim fit. The pants have a habit of beautifully portraying the female figure.

Other features include its seven pockets and the water repellent trait.

Pros

• It’s durable.
• It’s a slim fit without being tight.
• It has seven handy pockets.
• At least it’s water-resistant.

Cons

• Its insulation isn’t enough. You’ll have to layer it with warm leggings.
• It doesn’t fit curvy women.

Columbia Women’s Kick Turner Insulated Pant

Columbia is a veteran in the outdoor wear industry. We’re proud to say they haven’t let us down with this 100% polyester Women’s Kick Turner Pant.

Indeed, its main feature is the OMNI-HEAT Technology. It’s a heat management system of internal lining with patterned metallic dots that reflect and retain body heat. It will keep you warm even in cold temperatures.

Kick Turner’s other features include an adjustable waist, zipped hand pockets, zipped thigh vents, internal leg gaiters, Hammerhead cuff guards, and lower leg snap gussets.

Pros

• The OMNI-HEAT Technology is a must-have for outdoor wear.
• It has an adjustable waist.
• The inner thigh vents will prevent sweat buildup.

Cons

• It’s not waterproof (It’s water-resistant at best).

The North Face Women’s Sally Pant

North Face is another reputable manufacturer you can trust.

The Women’s Sally Pant features North Face’s DryVent technology and Heatseeker Insulation.

The DryVent Technology on the outer shell will keep you dry even in rain and snow. Additionally, it’s also breathable for easy air movement to prevent sweat and moisture buildup.

On the other hand, the Heatseeker Insulation features in the inner layers. It will you warm and cozy on the snow trails.

Sally’s other features include elastic boot gaiters, reinforced edge guards and kick patches, and secure zipped hand pockets.

Pros

• It’s water-resistant yet durable.
• Its waist is more suited for curvy ladies.

Cons

• There’s nothing to hate, though slimmer ladies might find it too big around the waist.

Helly-Hansen Women’s Legendary Ski Pant

You’ll rarely find pants worth the “legendary” title. However, this one is worth it. It has an Aqua Guard water-resistant outer shell and water-tight zipped pockets. You and your items will stay dry in the outdoors.

Also, it has the famous Primaloft Black 60g Insulation that will keep warm and cozy in extreme conditions. All in all, it’s an all-rounded women’s snowboarding pant.

Its other features include mechanical stretch articulated knees and dual hand and back pockets.

Pros

• It’s waterproof.
• Its insulation is reliable on cold days.
• It’s stretchy and should allow fine mobility.

Cons

• It lacks boot gaiters.

RevolutionRace Women’s Nordwand Pro Pants

Here is another multi-purpose snowboarding pant that does well on snowy trails. As expected of RevolutionRace, the Nordwand Pro Pant has reinforced fabric that can stand the test of time.

Its outer shell is water-resistant yet durable. Unfortunately, it doesn’t owe this feature to high-grade technology. Instead, they treated the pant with PFC-free DWR. Therefore, you’ll have to regularly treat the pant with wax and waterproof spray to maintain water resistance.

Nordwand’s other features include inner thigh ventilation vents, strategic stretch zones that enhance mobility, adjustable leg openings, and reinforced boot hooks.

Pros

• It’s water-resistant.
• It has inner thigh vents for more breathability.
• The Nordwand Pro is stretchy. This makes it easy to move in and generally comfortable.

Cons

• Sizing might be an issue for curvy girls.

Columbia Women’s Storm Slope Pants

The Storm Slope pants come with all of Columbia’s signature features－The OMNI-HEAT Thermal technology and the OMNI-TECH Waterproof and Breathable technology. Additionally, it also has the 60g Microtemp XF Quick-drying Insulation. Thanks to its inner soft lining, you can wear it directly or over another layer.

Storm Slope’s other impressive features include two hand pockets, inner-thigh zipped vents, an adjustable waist, and internal leg gaiters.

Pros

• It’s waterproof yet breathable.
• The inner thigh vents will prevent that warm sticky feeling.
• It’s warm to be worn in 8-degree temperatures.
• It’s ultra-lightweight.

Cons

• There is nothing to hate about these pants.

Helly-Hansen Women’s Avanti Waterproof Pant

Here is another Helly-Hansen outdoor pant. It’s the 100% polyester Avanti with prioritized mobility. The Avanti is a 4-way stretch fit pant that fits the wearer well without making her feel suffocated. You can even wear it over layers.

Besides its comfortable fit, the Avanti Pant is waterproof and breathable to keep out the elements but allows healthy air circulation.

As far as insulation is concerned, the inside is knitted and brushed for extra warmth and coziness. 

Avanti’s other key features include stretch boot gaiters and dual hand pockets with YKK zippers.

Pros

• It’s waterproof and breathable (Though inner thigh vents are nice to have).
• The Avanti Pant is comfortable with good mobility.
• Helly-Hansen is known for its durable products.

Cons

• Alone it won’t be enough for negative-degree weather.

Columbia Women’s 2.0 Mountain Pant

The 2.0 Mountain Pants are 100% nylon (The Nylon Hydra Cloth 3000 Fabric). This fabric is water-resistant and will keep you dry in wet weather. Unfortunately, Columbia hasn’t mentioned their OMNI-TECH features with these pants. Nonetheless, they do come with 60g of Microtemp XF11 Insulation.

The 2.0’s other features include two zipped front pockets, leg gaiters, an adjustable waist, reinforced cuff-guards, and low-leg snap gussets.

Pros

• It’s warm and cozy because of the Microtemp XF11 Insulation.
• It offers water resistance in wet weather.
• The waist is adjustable.

Cons

• It lacks Columbia’s iconic OMNI-TECH features.

Little Donkey Andy Women’s Rain Pant

Besides its awkward name, the 100% polyester Andy Rain Pant has several features worth your time and money.

First and foremost, it has a waterproof index of 5,000mm. Indeed, there are better in the market. However, it’s good that it offers water resistance in wet weather. Also, despite its water-tight feature, it’s still breathable enough to allow for good air circulation (It has a breathability index of 5000g/m2.

Andy’s other features are an adjustable hook-and-loop waist, inner-thigh zipped vents and two slip pockets.

Pros

• Its water resistance feature is great (Applauded by other customers).
• We love its breathability index further enhanced by the inner thigh vents.
• Outdoor pants with adjustable waists are gold.
• They can be worn over other layers like warm leggings and fleece-lined pants.

Cons

• There is nothing to hate about the Andy Rain Pants.

Snow Country Women’s Plus Size Snow Pant

Proper Plus Size Snow Pants are had to come by. Today, we present to you Snow Country－One of the few manufacturers specializing in snow pants for plus-size women.

The Snow Country Plus Size Pants are breathable and waterproof. On top of that, they are also well-insulated to keep you warm on the snow trails.

Snow Country’s other key features include inner thigh zipped vents, a velcro-strap adjustable waist, elastic boot gaiters, and articulated knees for better mobility.

Pros

• The product is true to American sizing (You don’t have to size up or down).
• Its waterproof feature is reliable.
• It offers good breathability (Supported by the inner thigh vents).

Cons

• There is nothing to hate (These pants are gold for plus-size women).

BenBoy Women’s Outdoor Snow Pants

These are 92% polyester and 8% spandex waterproof and warm snow pants. Additionally, many people have also commented on their durable fabric resistant to abrasion. Although there is no mention of any “special” technology, the BenBoy Women’s Pants do their job in snowy-cold conditions.

They lack ample overall insulation. Therefore, you’ll have to layer it with warm leggings in extreme conditions.

Its other features include multi zipped pockets, an adjustable waistband, and patchwork stretchy knees for improved mobility.

Pros

• It’s waterproof.
• The fabric is resistant to wear and tear.
• It has an adjustable waist.

Cons

• It lacks boot gaiters.
• The belt isn’t as functional as you’d expect. The pant works better with suspenders.

Smartwool Merino 250 Base Layer Bottoms

Smartwool is a unique outdoor wear manufacturer established in 1944 that specializes in Merino Wool. Spoiler alert－It’s an intensely comfortable fabric you have to try out.

Despite appearing slim, the Merino 250 Pant is incredibly warm and comfortable. To achieve this product, they combined Merino’s softness and durability with polyester’s quick dry times.

It’s a comfortable pant that offers maximum comfort with good mobility.

Pros

• It’s warm.
• It is super comfy (No itchiness)
• It offers good mobility.

Spyder Women’s Winner Ceretex Snow Pant

Spyder is a well-known veteran outdoor wear manufacturer that has been in the industry for quite some time now. The Ceretex Snow Pant is a testament to their experience and expertise. Although they’ve made better pants, it’s still reliable outdoor wear.

The Ceretex Snow Pant is slim-fit, waterproof, and warm thanks to Primaloft Insulation.

Pros

• It’s waterproof.
• It’s warm and cozy.

Cons

• Size fitting might be a problem (Most of the time, you’ll have to go up two sizes).

Velcom Women’s Frochikie Snow Pant

The Frochikie Snow Pant is a highly effective and chino-fit pant. Without a doubt, it will keep you warm in snowy cold temperatures. It has the 100% V-Science Supreme Twill consisting of two layers of 10,000mm waterproofing and taped seams.

It’s also comfortable to wear and easy on the skin because of its breathability factor of 10,500g/m2. As far as warmth is concerned, it has the 60g Low Loft Insulation.

Frochikie’s other features include boot gaiters, handwarmer pockets, and Velcro adjustable.

Pros

• It’s warm in low-degree temperatures.
• It’s water-resistant.

Cons

• The waist size is not ideal for curvy ladies.

Bogner Fire and Ice Neda-T

The Neda-T is a 100% polyester snow pant by Bogner Fire and Ice. Most customers give it an incredible warmth rating of 8 out of 10 because of its double insulation. On top of that, it’s critically seam-sealed to keep the elements out.

On top of that, it has an impressive waterproof and breathability rating of 20,000mm and 20,000g/m2, respectively. Even though it lacks ventilation spaces, it will still do its best against sweat buildup.

Neda-T’s other features include its 4-way stretch fabric and zipper ankle cuffs.

Pros

• It’s waterproof.
• It’s warm enough for negative-degree weather.

Prostropaky Women’s Snow Pant

It’s 92% polyester and 8% spandex. The outer shell is tough and wear-resistant. Additionally, it’s also resistant to snow and rain. On the other hand, the inner layer is warm and cozy, thanks to its fleece lining. Also, it has a moisture-wicking technology that improves breathability and prevents sweat buildup.

Prostropaky’s other features include an elastic mid-waist, stretchy articulated knees for improved mobility, and ankle zippers.

Pros

• It’s waterproof yet breathable.
• It’s super cozy.

Cons

• Short girls might struggle with sizing.

Women’s Colorful Snowboarding Suit

Here is a little something for all ladies who appreciate colors. Besides the look, this suit is very effective in the snow weather thanks to its 100% polyester insulation and windproof cotton. Additionally, its outer shell is water-resistant to keep you dry on your adventures.

Its other noteworthy features include an adjustable waist, side and back pockets, YKK quality zippers, and elastic trouser legs.

Pros

• It’s water-resistant.
• It has an adjustable waist.
• Its polyester insulation and windproof cotton are effective in cold weather.

Cons

• It falls short when it comes to breathability.

Arctix Women’s Snow Cargo Pants

These 100% polyester women’s cargo snow pants have it all. First and foremost, they have 85g of ThermaTech Insulation (They will keep you warm even in -20 degree temperatures). Despite being so effective, it’s amazing how Arctix kept the pants lightweight. Unfortunately, its waterproof and breathability indices aren’t that impressive (3k/3k).

Arctix’s other impressive features are an adjustable waist, plenty of cargo pockets, boot gaiters with grippers, and 600 Denie Ballistic fabric reinforcement against wear and tear.

Pros

• They are incredibly warm.
• Fairly water-resistant.
• These pants are durable.

Cons

• They don’t offer good mobility.
• They don’t always accommodate curvy ladies.

BALEAF Women’s Snowboarding Bibs

This is a 100% nylon two-layer snowboarding bib. With a waterproof and breathability rating of 5k/5k, it’s decent. On top of that, it has light fabric insulation that keeps you warm without weighing you down.

Its other features include two zip waterproof pockets, articulated knees, and zipped hem gussets.

Pros

• It’s water-resistant.
• Warm yet lightweight.

Cons

• It could do with more pockets.

TSLA Women’s Snowboarding Bib

Unlike the previous one, this snowboarding bib has one additional layer. There are three in total. The first is a rugged ripstop outer shell, then a hydrophobic insulation padding, and finally, a smooth warm anti-static lining.

It also features side zipper pockets, adjustable shoulder straps, and internal boot gaiters.

Pros

• It keeps warm.

Cons

• It isn’t waterproof or sufficiently breathable.
• It has a plasticky feeling.

Sportneer Snowboarding Women’s Pants

These 100% polyester snowboarding pants will keep you warm without weighing you down. They have a water-resistant outer shell and polyester insulation filling. On top of that, the inner lining is brushed and smooth to deliver that cozy feeling.

The other cool features are fleece-lined zipped pockets, an adjustable velcro waist, and ankle gaiters.

Pros

• The inside is cozy and warm.
• They are water-resistant.

Cons

• Their waterproof and breathability indices aren’t reliable.

Jessie Kidden Women’s Fleece Snow Pant

This is easily among the most comfortable and warm snow pants on the list. Its waterproof and soft outer shell is 94% nylon and 6% spandex to keep you dry on wet days.

The middle layer is not only stretchy but also it also gives good mobility when snowboarding.

The inner layer is a smooth high-end fleece lining that is soft to the skin and with good permeability.

Its other features include four cargo pockets, darted knees for good mobility, and boot gaiters.

Pros

• It is lotus leaf waterproof.
• The inner lining has good permeability.
• The inside is warm and cozy.

Cons

• There is nothing to hate about these fine pants