Snow Suits: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 15, 2026
Browse 12 listings for Snow Suits, including options from Aviator Nation and Obermeyer. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 12 displayed listings with prices are listed from $74.98 to $1,200.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
They combine waterproof shells with insulated layers, and include both one-piece snowsuits and separate jackets and pants. Common materials are synthetic insulation, coated polyester and high-tech waterproof membranes.
When selecting a snowsuit, check the insulation type, down-like fill offers high warmth-to-weight ratio, while synthetic fill stays warm when wet. Look for sealed seams, a hood with a visor, and adjustable cuffs to keep snow out. Some suits feature bright colors or reflective details for visibility on the slopes.
Fit should allow freedom of movement for skiing or snowboarding. Try the suit on with your base layers to ensure it isn’t too tight around the shoulders or hips. Consider extra features like zip pockets for lift passes and reinforced knees for durability.

Women's 3 Layer Powder Suit - Neon Yellow
Aviator Nation
$1,200.00

Women's 5 Stripe Satin Powder Suit - Champagne
Aviator Nation
$1,200.00

Women's 3 Layer Powder Suit - Neon Flamingo
Aviator Nation
$1,200.00

Snowbird Suit
Obermeyer
$599.00

Kids' Burton 2L One Piece
Burton Snowboards
$274.95

K Rider 3.0 Ins Suit | 463-ltlav
Paragon Sports
$200.00

K Rider 3.0 Ins Suit | 597-navy
Paragon Sports
$200.00

Infants' Burton Buddy Bunting Suit
Burton Snowboards
$129.95

Kaunisto Reima Techoverg | 4820-berry
Paragon Sports
$160.00

Kaunisto Reima Techoverg | 6980-navy
Paragon Sports
$160.00

Aurora Beam Holographic Snowsuit - Lavender
Dolls Kill
$98.98

Aurora Beam Holographic Snowsuit - Purple
Dolls Kill
$74.98
Questions
Should I choose a one-piece snowsuit or separate jacket and pants?
One-piece offers full coverage and less wind entry, while separates give more layering flexibility.
Is synthetic insulation better than down for snow suits?
Synthetic insulation performs better when wet and is easier to care for than down.
Do I need a hood on my snowsuit?
A hood protects your head and neck from wind and snow, especially in harsh weather.
How do I keep my snowsuit from getting slippery?
Look for a water-repellent finish and avoid overly smooth fabrics that can become slick when wet.