Pit Viper Snowboard Clothing

Frequently Asked Questions

• How should I size Pit Viper hoodies, insulated jackets, and thermo tights if I plan to layer for backcountry days?

  For a layering system, choose your usual size for base movement (fitted hoodies or thermo tights) and consider sizing up one size on insulated jackets if you plan thick mid-layers underneath; the CONCURVE pieces are designed with versatile fits to accommodate layering. Always consult the manufacturer size chart and product measurements on the item page to confirm sleeve length and hip coverage before buying.
• How do CONCURVE 2.0 thermo tights compare to a standard base layer for warmth and mobility?

  CONCURVE 2.0 thermo tights emphasize added thermal panels and stretch fabrics to deliver more active warmth and a closer fit than basic moisture-wicking base layers, making them better for high-output days in cold temps. They still prioritize breathability and mobility, so you get warmth without sacrificing range of motion for carving or hiking.
• Are GORE-TEX insulated gloves from Pit Viper suitable for wet, snowy conditions and do they offer good grip?

  Pit Viper GORE-TEX insulated gloves use a waterproof, breathable GORE-TEX membrane with insulating layers to keep hands dry and warm in wet snow, while durable palms and hydrophilic rubber elements improve grip on boards and poles. Touchscreen compatibility varies by model, so check the specific glove’s features for conductive fingertip panels.
• What features should I prioritize when choosing Pit Viper snowboard clothing for changing mountain weather?

  Look for the right balance of insulation (CONCURVE insulated jackets or thermo tights) and weatherproof membranes like WINDSTOPPER® or GORE-TEX for wind and moisture protection, plus articulated cuts and adjustable hoods or hems for layering control. Also prioritize helmet compatibility, sealed seams or zippers for heavy snow, and high-visibility colorways if you want easy spotting on the hill.