Mammut is showcasing its freeride collection, bringing together insulated clothing, protective hardshells and layering options for changing mountain conditions.
The brand describes the range as tested in every condition and engineered to support different approaches to freeriding, from floating through glades to exploring new terrain. Its latest collection update highlights three distinct clothing families: Stoney, Haldigrat and Eiger Free.
Three approaches to mountain protection
Stoney gear focuses on insulated comfort and dependable weatherproofing. Haldigrat hardshells balance robust protection with a versatile fit, while the Eiger Free range is positioned for more technical terrain, combining breathability with GORE-TEX protection.
That range of options gives skiers different starting points when choosing clothing around their preferred activity and the conditions they expect to encounter.
Haldigrat insulation and thermal layers
Among the products featured in Mammut’s update are the Haldigrat GTX HS Thermo Hooded Jacket Men and Haldigrat GTX HS Thermo Pants Men. The brand describes the jacket as a lightweight insulated hardshell ski jacket, with the matching trousers offering a lightweight, insulated option for skiing.
The Tree Wool Thermal FL Longsleeve Men is also highlighted as a multi-sport thermal wool layer. It sits within the broader layering approach outlined by the brand, rather than treating the outer jacket as the only part of a mountain clothing system.
A system for changing weather
Mammut recommends starting with a breathable base layer, adding insulating warmth through a mid layer and finishing with a protective shell. The aim is a clothing system whose components work together as temperatures and activity levels change.
The update also features the Eiger Free 20 Removable Airbag 3.0, which Mammut describes as an ultra-light touring pack with an airbag.
The freeride collection includes options for men and women. Further product information and the brand’s layering guidance are available through Mammut’s website.
