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    ALDI's 2025 Snow Gear Range: Release Date and Details

    Michael FultonMichael Fulton·1 May 2025

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    ALDI's 2025 snow gear range is set to launch on May 17, offering affordable ski and snowboard equipment for Australian skiers and riders. The collection includes waterproof outerwear, Merino base layers, and budget-friendly options for both adults and children.

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    ALDI Unveils 2025 Snow Gear Collection for Australian Skiers

    ALDI is set to release its 2025 snow gear range, marking 20 years of providing affordable ski and snowboard equipment to Australian skiers and riders. The new collection, launching on Saturday, May 17, features a wide array of products designed to meet the needs of not just riders but snow play visitors while keeping costs down. With 65 items in the range, ALDI aims to offer quality gear at competitive prices, making skiing and snowboarding more accessible to a broader audience.

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    The range is very Euro inspired this season. Credit: Aldi

    The 2025 ALDI snow gear collection includes outerwear with impressive specifications, such as jackets and pants with 12,000mm waterproofing and 10,000(g/m²/24hr) breathability ratings. These technical features are designed to withstand Australian snow conditions, ensuring skiers and riders stay dry and comfortable on the slopes.

    ALDI's range covers all aspects of snow sports attire, from base layers to outer shells. Merino thermal underwear starts at AUD$24.99, while ski and snowboard jackets are available from AUD$59.99. The collection also includes accessories like glove liners (AUD$11.99) and socks (AUD$9.99), allowing customers to build a complete kit at a fraction of the cost of premium brands.

    One standout item in the new range is the Ladies' Snowsuit, priced at AUD$79.99. This one-piece suit offers a stylish alternative to separate jackets and pants, drawing inspiration from high-end ski fashion trends. For younger skiers and riders, ALDI provides affordable options with kids' snow suits starting at AUD$39.99 and combined jacket and pants sets for tweens at under AUD$70.

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    A new knitwear range is coming out this season. Credit: Aldi

    While ALDI's snow gear may not offer the same level of advanced technology found in specialised snow sports brands, it presents a viable option for those looking to manage the costs associated with skiing and snowboarding. The range is particularly appealing to first-time skiers and riders who may be hesitant to invest in expensive equipment before fully committing to the sport.

    It's important to note that ski resorts often have varying conditions and requirements for gear. While ALDI's offerings are designed to perform well in typical Australian snow conditions, skiers and riders planning trips to international destinations or facing extreme weather should consider the specific needs of their chosen resort.

    For those planning to visit Australian ski resorts, ALDI's 2025 snow gear range could provide a cost-effective solution to equip themselves for the slopes. Popular destinations like Thredbo, Perisher, and Falls Creek often see a mix of skiers and riders using a variety of equipment, from high-end to budget-friendly options. ALDI's range aims to ensure that more Australians can enjoy these resorts without breaking the bank on gear.

    About the author

    Michael Fulton

    Michael Fulton

    Melbourne-based skier and snowboarder with 50+ resorts across 5 continents. Specialises in Australian resorts and international resort comparisons.

    50+ resorts visited15 years skiing

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