
Stay Covered. Stop Looking Like Everyone Else.
Cold wind on your cheeks is annoying. A mountain full of identical black face masks is boring. This animal ski balaclava adds head, face and neck coverage while turning your winter setup into a snow leopard, white tiger, orange tabby or husky.
Give Cold Mountain Air One Less Place To Hit.
Even on a calm day, moving downhill pushes cold air directly across your face and neck. The full-coverage balaclava design adds another layer over commonly exposed areas.
Add The Animal. Keep Your Mountain Gear.
The close-fitting construction is intended to work with compatible ski and snowboard setups instead of becoming another bulky layer.
Under The Helmet, Not Instead Of It.
Wear the face covering beneath compatible ski or snowboard gear, then confirm the helmet still sits securely and comfortably.
Goggles Become Part Of The Character.
Position your normal snow goggles across the eye opening and the reflective lens starts to look like part of the animal face.
One Small Change Makes The Whole Outfit More Memorable.
Jackets, helmets and goggles already make most ski groups look similar. The animal face gives everyone an instant visual identity without rebuilding the rest of the outfit.
Pick The One That Belongs In Your Crew.
Match everyone in the same style, or give each rider a different mountain personality.
🐱 Orange Tabby
Orange stripes, pink nose and a playful cat face for the rider who refuses to take mountain style too seriously.
PLAYFUL · FUN · APRÈS READY
🐆 Snow Leopard
Spotted mountain styling that feels completely at home surrounded by white snow and alpine scenery.
WILD · BOLD · MOUNTAIN READY
🐺 Husky
Black-and-white snow-dog styling with the tongue detail giving the whole look an extra dose of personality.
ADVENTUROUS · PLAYFUL · BORN FOR SNOW
🐯 White Tiger
Bold black-and-white striping creates a stronger graphic look against bright jackets and mountain snow.
FIERCE · GRAPHIC · UNMISTAKABLE
The Mountain Trip Was Going In The Group Chat Anyway.
Chairlift selfies. First-run photos. Someone falling over in the background. The ridiculous group picture outside the lodge.
Those are usually the parts everyone remembers. Give every person in the crew a different animal and the photos immediately tell their own story.
The Character Doesn't Have To End When The Lift Stops.
Keep the animal look going while everyone heads back to the lodge, patio or mountain bar.
A group wearing plain black winter masks disappears into the crowd. A snow leopard, tiger, husky and giant orange cat usually don't.
Gear Up In Five Quick Checks.
The Animal Face Covering—Not The Whole Ski Setup.
Helmets and goggles shown in lifestyle photography are used to demonstrate how the balaclava can be styled with normal winter gear.
⚠️ Ride Smart
This is a cold-weather apparel accessory and does not replace protective skiing or snowboarding equipment. Before riding, make sure the balaclava does not interfere with your vision, breathing, hearing, goggle ventilation or helmet fit. Always use properly fitted protective equipment appropriate for your activity.
Quick Questions About Your New Pal.
Is this a ski helmet?
Are snow goggles included?
Can I wear it under my ski or snowboard helmet?
Which animal designs are available?
What areas does it cover?
Is it only for skiing?
What material is it made from?
Cover Up. Pick Your Pal. Shred Together.
Snow leopard. White tiger. Orange tabby. Husky. Stay covered when the temperature drops—and make sure nobody has trouble finding your crew in the lift line.
PICK YOUR ANIMALReturn to the product options above to choose your style.