Kesslund

Ski & Snow Accessories

Ski and snow accessories including a ski mask, ski gloves, ski boot heaters and ski headsets for resort days, backcountry tours and winter trips.

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Ski and Snow Accessories for Days on the Mountain

Ski and snow accessories are the add-on items worn or carried alongside skis, boards and outerwear. This collection covers four product types: a ski mask, ski gloves, ski boot heaters and ski headsets. Each one fills a different role, so most skiers and snowboarders pick several rather than a single piece.

Main product types

  • Ski mask: the Wyntrel is a face-covering mask worn under a helmet or on its own in cold wind.
  • Ski gloves: the Mittavo covers the hands for lift rides, runs and snow play.
  • Ski boot heaters: the AridHalo is a powered accessory made for use with ski boots.
  • Ski headsets: the AlpineVox is an audio and communication accessory for use on the slopes.

What to compare when choosing

For masks and gloves, check fit and sizing, how the piece sits under a helmet or over a jacket cuff, and whether the design leaves room for goggles. For ski boot heaters, compare the power source, how the unit is installed, and whether it suits the boot shell and liner in use. For headsets, look at how they attach or fit with a helmet, how they connect, and how the controls can be operated with gloves on.

Typical use settings

These accessories are used at ski resorts, on cross-country trails, during snowboard sessions and on general winter outings. Groups that ride together often look at headsets for communication, while those who spend long days standing in lift lines often add boot heaters to their kit. Matching each item to the rest of the gear, such as helmet, goggles and jacket, keeps everything compatible and easy to wear in layers.

Checking the product pages for dimensions, included items and setup details helps confirm that each accessory works with the gear already owned.

Frequently asked questions

Common ski accessories include a face mask, gloves or mittens, boot heaters and communication headsets. Each covers a different need, from face coverage to hand protection and group communication, so the right mix depends on the terrain, the length of the day and the gear already owned.