The Quiksilver brand first made its mark in surf culture, before bringing that surfwear spirit to snowboarding and then skiing. This influence is clear in the Quiksilver ski trousers collection, with cuts designed for movement and bold designs.

Why choose Quiksilver ski trousers?

From surf to snowpark: Quiksilver's surfwear DNA

A pair of Quiksilver ski trousers is instantly recognisable for its unique sense of freedom. The cuts are made to follow your movements, support your turns, and stay comfortable as the pace picks up. This DNA is also reflected in the coherence of the collection, with pieces that naturally fit into a complete outfit, especially with Quiksilver ski jackets for men.

GORE-TEX, DryFlight, WarmFlight: what's beneath the fabric

The range is built around three levels of technical protection. The top end features GORE-TEX® with waterproofing rated at 28,000 mm and breathability at 28,000 g, plus fully taped seams. More accessible, Quiksilver DryFlight comes in 20K (20,000/20,000, taped seams) and 10K (10,000/10,000). For warmth, WarmFlight insulation provides lightweight synthetic protection, with an Eco version using recycled fibres on entry and mid-range models. These technical features make these trousers a must-have in the men's snow collection, to pair with Quiksilver jackets or bags.

Kids' Quiksilver ski trousers: slope style from an early age

The Quiksilver spirit is also available for kids with junior ski trousers designed for days in the mountains. Waterproof and breathable thanks to the DryFlight membrane, they keep children dry and comfortable whatever the weather. The cuts are made for maximum freedom of movement, with practical features like adjustable waists and integrated gaiters. Pair with a Quiksilver kids' ski jacket for a complete look on the slopes.

Which Quiksilver trousers for which activity?

GORE-TEX models: Forever Stretch and Altostratus Bib

For premium protection, the GORE-TEX range includes the Forever Stretch Gore-Tex Pant and the Altostratus Gore-Tex Bib. The latter combines GORE-TEX, stretch, braces, and an avalanche transceiver pocket, designed for freeride, and pairs well with men's technical jackets or snow accessories.

DryFlight models: from Paramo 20K to Estate 10K

With DryFlight 20K, the Paramo Stretch 20K offers technical versatility. With DryFlight 10K, the Estate focuses on simple effectiveness, available in five colours, and a comfort-driven approach for everyday use on snow. These options expand the Quiksilver men's collection, with snow clothing like ski suits or bags to take anywhere.

Classic trousers or bib: two fits, two approaches

Trousers remain a reliable choice for mobility and layering, while the Quiksilver bib offers extra protection for the torso and helps keep snow out. In both cases, the Quiksilver snowboard spirit is present, with fits ranging from standard to baggier silhouettes depending on the model. Perfect as a gift, these technical garments match with jackets, accessories, and bags from the men's snow collection.

How to choose your Quiksilver ski trousers?

Membrane and waterproofing: which do you need?

The collection is easy to navigate: GORE-TEX® for the highest level, DryFlight 20K for a technical balance, and DryFlight 10K for more accessible protection. For the most protective options, the GORE-TEX ski trousers selection keeps you covered.

Fit and size: from standard to baggy, find your style

Quiksilver offers standard fits like the Estate and Paramo, and looser options on some models for a bolder look. To complete a technical outfit, the men's ski trousers category helps you compare fits and uses across the range, especially with jackets.

Quiksilver ski trousers FAQ

Are Quiksilver trousers suitable for skiing and snowboarding?

The selection is designed for both, with cuts and construction inspired by the brand's surfwear DNA, suitable for ski days and snowboard sessions, and easy to combine with the men's technical collection.

What's the difference between DryFlight 10K, 15K and 20K?

DryFlight 10K offers waterproofing and breathability rated at 10,000/10,000, while DryFlight 20K goes up to 20,000/20,000 with taped seams on relevant models. The 15K level sits in between, following the DryFlight range's gradation, ideal for versatile snow clothing.