Cordova Ski Review: Is The Luxury Ski Brand Worth the $?

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Sommet Ski Suit Review

Cordova first caught my eye for their ski suits.

There aren’t many brands that make cute and practical ski suits, so Cordova really stood out! I tried this Sommet ski suit that has a puffer jacket style top and straight leg bottom.

The ski suit comes in a couple colors but I opted for the fun neon yellow and white combo.

It may not be to everyone’s taste, but I personally love bright colors on the mountain. It makes it easier to stand out and find your friends (well, really for them to find me) and also is safer.

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve skied in white out conditions where you can barely see 10 feet in front of you.

My biggest fear is someone crashing into me and bright colorful ski jackets just make it easier for others to spot you!

Style

I loved the style of this Cordova ski suit.

It’s not too tight and not too baggy, so it looks stylish whether you ski or snowboard.

The straight leg pants are smartly designed with tons of pockets that both zipper and button shut – keeping snow out and ensuring your things are secure.

Function

The bottoms of the snow pants feature reinforced cuffs to prevent any wear and tear from the hard plastic of your ski boots as well as snow guards to block out snow.

The pant legs also expand by zipper so that they can easily slide over boots.

I also thought the ski suit was really practical!

The puffer on top is insulated with down and quite warm and the pants are waterproof and windproof. It’s also machine washable, which is a must when you ski often in all sorts of weather conditions.

Fit

Fit wise, I think this suits taller girls best.

The pant legs were a little too long for me, so I think if you’re around 5’8″ or above, Cordova’s ski suit would work!

But I do see they sell a Petite option, so maybe next time I’ll try that out!

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Cordova Ski Pants

Available in 2 colors

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Zurs Ski Pants Review

Cordova recently expanded their ski pant styles and I was really drawn to the Zurs!

These Cordova ski pants are a straight leg style – not too baggy but also not skin tight.

I especially liked that these are highly technical. They’re made from a breathable Italian fabric that’s both waterproof and windproof.

Function

There are so many pockets it’s crazy – 2 waist pockets and 3 leg pants’ pockets, including two deep cargo style pockets that are extra large.

I really appreciate how Cordova makes all their pockets very secure with both zipper and button closures.

And of course, these ski pants have reinforced cuffs, zippers to expand and interior snow guards.

Fit

I bought these pants in a size small, which was slightly loose in the waist for me.

But, there are two long velcro adjusters at the waist so I was able to get a great fit!

I like that the Cordova ski pants are pretty versatile so that depending on how many layers I wear (or if I’ve eaten a big lunch ha) I can still fit into these high-waisted ski pants.

And I love the style of Cordova’s pants – the attention to detail, hardware and functionality make these a really high quality pair of pants.

Shop Cordova ski pants:

Net A Porter, Saks, Revolve, FWRD, Bloomingdales, Farfetch, Neiman Marcus, Luisaviaroma, Matches & TheRealReal

Cordova Ski Bib

Available in 2 colors

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Borah Ski Bib Review

I’ll always prefer a ski bib to ski pants.

Cordova has a lot of fantastic ski bib options in all different styles and colors.

I tried out the Borah ski bib, which is a highly technical option that’s not too tight but still sleek and fitted. It comes in several colors and I went for the white, with contrast black hardware.

Function

I love how functional this bib is! It’s a waterproof and windproof shell that still feels very breathable.

There’s also one key feature that I think all ski bibs should have: a drop seat!

I love my Obermeyer ski bib but my one main complaint is it’s incredibly annoying to go to the bathroom in it and have to take all my layers off.

With two deep side zippers from hip to thigh, the Cordova ski bib allows you to easily expose the backside and makes it much more functional for a day on the mountain.

This ski bib has plenty of pockets – there’s a small chest pocket and two pockets at the thigh, plus an extra two at the waist.

I can tell Cordova pays attention to small details, because the waist pockets have a hidden look with fabric that covers the zipper hardware.

Everything is seam sealed to block out rain and snow and there are both ski guards and gaiters on the pant legs.

Fit

Finally, Cordova’s ski bib fits great thanks to adjustable shoulder straps!

It also has room in the hips and chest so if you’re curvier this ski bib should fit great.

And unlike Cordova’s ski pants and ski suits, this bib seemed a little shorter in the legs. I think if you’re anywhere from 5’4″ to 5’8″ the ski bib should fit well since the straps are also adjustable.

Shop Cordova ski bibs:

Net A Porter, Saks, Revolve, FWRD, Bloomingdales, Farfetch, Neiman Marcus, Luisaviaroma, Matches & TheRealReal

Cordova Ski Jacket

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