"Holidays can be very stressful, especially when you're struggling to find the right gifts for your friends/loved ones. Buying gifts for skiers can seem easy, but the more you think about it, the harder it gets. Skis and boots are expensive, and buying a pair without consulting the person you're giving them to is a recipe for disaster. So we asked our social media followers about the best gifts for skiers that aren't skis or boots, and these were the top answers."
"Season pass/lift tickets (repeated 18 times).If you're feeling like going all out, buying that special someone a season pass, whether it's to one mountain or a multi-mountain pass, is a phenomenal option. If they already have one for this season, buy them a pass for the following season, or get them a day pass to a local mountain that they don't have access to."
Season passes and lift tickets top the list, including single-mountain passes, multi-mountain passes, and single-day passes to mountains without local access. Quality gloves are frequent suggestions, from leather and heated styles to durable budget mittens like Kincos. High-performance base layers—socks, long underwear, and shirts—are valued and are never excessive for skiers. Goggles and replacement lenses ensure clear vision and should fit the recipient's helmet to avoid a Jerry gap. Boot and glove dryers serve as useful novelties for skiers who already own core equipment. Practicality and fit are emphasized across gift types.
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