A complete alpine ski race camp packing list covers racing gear, on-hill apparel, dryland training attire, and lodge or travel essentials.

On-Hill Racing Equipment

• Skis: Pre-tuned Slalom (SL) and Giant Slalom (GS) skis (plus spare pairs if required by your level).

• Poles: SL poles with pole guards and GS poles.

• Boots: Well-fitted alpine ski race boots (pack in your carry-on if flying).

• Helmet & Protection: FIS-approved hard-ear or soft-ear helmet with a removable chin bar, back protector, stealth padded top, shin guards, and forearm/pole guards.

• Apparel: Speed suit, side-zip warm-up pants, and snow pants.

• Goggles & Eyewear: Goggles with multiple lenses (tinted/amber/rose for flat light and mirrored for bright sun) plus sunglasses.

• Gloves: Two pairs of race gloves or mittens (keep one pair waterproof/dry). Check out our partners at Auclair if you’re in the market for something new ;)

Clothing & Layers

• Base Layers: Moisture-wicking, synthetic or wool thermal tops and bottoms (no cotton).

• Mid Layers: Fleece tops, hoodies, vests, or lightweight puffy jackets.

• Outerwear: Waterproof, insulated ski jacket and rain/wind shell.

• Socks: Multiple pairs of high-performance ski socks.

• Accessories: Winter beanies, balaclava, neck gaiter/buff.

Dryland & Lodge Essentials

• Footwear: Sturdy running shoes, hiking shoes, and winter/snow boots.

• Dryland Gear: Athletic shorts, t-shirts, track pants, and a light sweatshirt for off-snow conditioning.

• Off-Hill Clothing: Casual everyday clothes, underwear, pajamas, and a swimsuit (if the lodge has a pool or hot tub).

• Bags: Ski bag, boot bag, and a sturdy day backpack (large enough for lunch, a 1L water bottle, and extra layers on the hill).

• Personal Care: Toiletries, toothbrush/toothpaste, personal medications, high-SPF sunscreen, and SPF lip balm.

• Extras: Ski journal/small notebook with a pencil, phone/device charger, and a simple watch (smartwatches are often banned or discouraged during training).