A chairlift in a whiteout is a different animal to a walk to the shops, so a neck warmer for skiing needs to do more than just look the part. Our ski neck warmers are built around the Double Tube and Thermal Tube: insulated, wind-blocking, Polartec®-lined layers that sit flush under a helmet and don't budge when you're leaning into a storm run. Every skiing neck warmer is cut from recycled fabric with a PFC-free ECO-DWR finish, so snow beads off instead of soaking through by lap three.
Buy ski neck warmers online and shop by fit at Men's Neck Warmers, Ladies' Neck Warmers or Kids' Neck Warmers.
Storm day forecast? The Thermal Tube's Polartec® microfleece lining is the warmest thing we make, built for when the mountain is throwing everything it's got. Variable conditions, or need something for the whole day without overheating on the up-track? The Double Tube's two-layer recycled fabric and mesh lining strike the balance between warmth and breathability. Running warm, or chasing spring laps? The Single Tube is enough neck warmer for skiing on milder days without the bulk. Every one of them is tested by ski instructors clocking 100+ days a season before it ever reaches a shelf, so the fit under a helmet is dialled, not guessed at.
For proper cold or storm days, the Thermal Tube's Polartec® lining is your warmest option. For variable conditions across a full day on the hill, the Double Tube balances warmth with breathability. For mild days or spring skiing, the Single Tube gives you coverage without overheating.
Yes. Phunkshun Wear ski neck warmers are cut to sit flush against your neck and jaw, so they layer under a helmet without bunching or pulling. The ergonomic nose and neckline on the Double Tube and Thermal Tube keep the fit snug even when you're turning your head to check the lift line.
Not quite. Our neck warmers cover your neck, chin and lower face, while a proper ski mask or balaclava covers your whole head under the helmet. If you want that fuller coverage for genuinely brutal days, check out Balaclavas / Ski Masks.
Not always. If you're skiing spring conditions or somewhere that doesn't get properly brutal, our lightweight MFT and Single Tube will keep up without the extra insulation you don't need.
