The best ski gifts solve a small, annoying problem that every skier has: cold ears on the chairlift, sore shins in hire boots, fogged goggles, a lost mate at the top of the run. Here are the gifts we'd want ourselves, by budget.
For the skier who's always lost from the group
The Tunes Band, GBP 35 (two for GBP 59.50). A Bluetooth headband that sits flat under a helmet, plays music and carries phone group calls, so they can talk to their crew all the way down using the phones in their pockets. Buying for two skiers? Two bands save 15%.
For the one who's sore by day two
Shin Bang Pads, GBP 30 a pair. Honeycomb padded sleeves that cushion the shin against the boot tongue, in sizes XS to XL. A thoughtful gift for anyone in hire boots or on a school ski trip; our shin bang guide explains why shins hurt.
For clear days and grey ones
Ski goggles, GBP 45. A spherical, double-layer anti-fog lens in six colours, with a strap that fits over most helmets.
For the one who feels the cold
Ski balaclava, GBP 25. Windproof face and neck cover that fits under a helmet, in All-Season or fleece-lined Winter Thermal and three lengths.
Stocking fillers
Ski carry strap, GBP 15. Locks a pair of skis together for the walk to the lift, and rolls into a pocket on the slope. Four colours, so nobody grabs the wrong skis.
Buying for more than one
Every product counts toward the multi-buy: any 2 items save 15%, 3 save 20% and 4 or more save 25%, applied automatically at checkout. Mix products and colours however you like, which makes kitting out a family or a whole ski group cheaper. See everything in our ski gifts collection.
FAQ
How fast is delivery?
Free tracked delivery on every order. Orders arrive in 2 to 4 business days across the UK and Europe. We'll confirm last order dates for Christmas delivery in early December.
What's the best gift for two skiers?
The Tunes Band Pair: one band each, so they can call each other on the mountain from the first lift.
