Baggy Snowboard Pants for Park, Freeride and All Mountain
SnowRipper makes baggy snowboard pants for riders who need full movement, real warmth and a fit that holds up wherever they ride. From indoor domes and dry slopes to competing on international snow, our baggy snowboard pants are made for snowboarders who take their riding seriously. Loose fit, serious performance, no nonsense.
Why Snowboarders Choose Baggy Snowboard Pants
Snowboarding and baggy pants go together for a reason. The way you move on a board — low stances, deep knee bends, hip rotations, getting back up from falls. All of it works better when your pants aren't fighting you. SnowRipper baggy snowboard pants are cut with articulated knees so the fit moves with you through every turn, jump and rail session. There's enough room to layer thermals underneath and still fit comfortably over crash pants and protective gear. Tested in the Alps at -20°C, these pants handle real mountain conditions not just blue sky resort days.
Tested by Real Snowboarders in Real Conditions
Dimitri has been riding and testing SnowRipper snowboard pants since day one. Dry slopes, indoor domes and on snow from December to April, six days a week. He competes against international snowboarders in European Cup contests and in Switzerland, so the pants have to perform when it counts. If you know dry slopes you know what they do to outerwear. The surface tears through cheap pants fast. Dimitri is still in SnowRipper pants. That's the test.
Lisa Demke also rides for SnowRipper out of Switzerland, training all season and competing against international snowboarders. When your pants have to perform at that level, there's no room for gear that lets you down.
Baggy Snowboard Pants vs Regular Snowboard Pants
Fitted snowboard pants work fine for some riders. But if you're riding park, hitting rails, sessioning jumps or just want to snowboard without feeling restricted, baggy snowboard pants are a completely different experience. More room to move, more comfort across a long day on the mountain and a look that's been part of snowboard culture since the beginning. SnowRipper baggy snowboard pants work just as well for all mountain and freeride, the fit is generous enough for active riding without being so loose it gets in the way. If you skiing as well as snowboarding, check out our baggy ski pants.
How Should Baggy Snowboard Pants Fit
Baggy snowboard pants should feel roomy but not ridiculous. Enough space in the leg to move freely without flapping around. They should sit comfortably at the waist, come down over your snowboard boots and give you room to layer underneath without bunching up. The non-slip boot gaiters keep everything locked in place over your boots so snow stays out even when you're deep in a powder turn or face down after a fall. Not sure on sizing? Go up rather than down. You can always layer less, but you can't layer more if it's already too tight.
What You Get With SnowRipper Baggy Snowboard Pants
20,000mm waterproofing, fully taped seams and a 3-layer breathable shell keep the wet out no matter what the mountain throws at you. The micro-fleece lining keeps you warm all day without that sticky feeling you get with cheaper pants. Articulated knees for full movement, inner leg vents to dump heat fast when you need to, non-slip boot gaiters at the bottom and an adjustable waist at the top. Four secure pockets for your phone, lift pass, snacks and whatever else you need up the mountain.
Tested by Dimitri on dry slopes, domes and real snow six days a week. Trusted by Lisa Demke on the international competition circuit. Just the right amount of baggy.
