Collant anticoupure FIS ★★★

Designed for skiers involved in competitive alpine skiing, the BEORBUS FIS 3-star ★★★ cut-resistant leggings legs provide enhanced leg protection against the risk of cuts caused by ski edges.

Their technical, stretchy, durable and comfortable fabric follows the skier’s movements without restricting mobility. These cut-resistant ski base-layer leggings feature a 3/4 length that protects the thighs, knees and most of the calves, while providing a fit suited to wearing ski boots.

This design promotes comfort around the lower leg. Worn under a race suit, these protective ski leggings are suitable for intensive training, ski camps and alpine skiing competitions.

FIS 3-Star Certification ★★★ – 300 N Cut Resistance

These cut-resistant protective tights comply with the FIS-DITF 2021 – Cut Resistant Undergarment standard and are certified FIS 3 Stars, corresponding to a tested cutting force of 300 N.

This certification meets the minimum protection level required by the FIS for lower-body cut-resistant equipment in the competitions concerned.

BEORBUS Cut-Resistant Tights – Key Features

• FIS 3-Star Certification ★★★

• Cut resistance tested at 300 N

• Targeted leg protection against sharp ski edges

• Durable, stretchable technical fabric

• 3/4 length designed for use with ski boots

• Close-fitting design to minimise folds and excess bulk

• Freedom of movement and comfort underneath a race suit

• Suitable for alpine ski racing training and competitions

• Available sizes: S / M / L / XL

Enhanced Safety for Alpine Ski Racers

In both slalom and giant slalom, sharp ski edges can cause serious cuts in the event of a fall or collision.

The BEORBUS cut-resistant protective tights provide an additional layer of leg protection without compromising the mobility and precision of movement essential for competitive alpine skiing.

Important: This product provides lower-body protection only. The top worn by the model in the photographs is not included.

⚠️ Mandatory from the U12 age category for the 2026–2027 season in competitions covered by French Ski Federation (FFS) regulations.