Built to race
Competition suits designed for giant slalom, slalom, and downhill. Nothing on the product that doesn’t serve speed.
SKI FLAKE, SPECIALIST IN COMPETITION SKI RACING SUITS
Online sales of ski racing suits
Welcome to Ski Flake, your online store specializing in competition ski racing suits. Discover our selection of racing suits for men, women and children, designed to support skiers in their pursuit of performance, comfort and aerodynamics.
Whether you're just starting out in a ski club, taking part in regional races or competing on the FIS (International Ski and Snowboard Federation) circuit, Ski Flake offers equipment tailored to your level. From young competitors to experienced skiers, find racing suits for slalom, giant slalom, super-G and downhill.
Racing shorts and cut-resistant tights: complete your competition outfit
To complement your ski racing suit, Ski Flake also offers a selection of racing shorts and cut-resistant tights. Racing shorts provide an additional layer of warmth and comfort during training sessions and while waiting at the start, while cut-resistant tights help protect the legs against injuries caused by ski edges.
Cut-resistant tights are becoming an essential part of alpine ski racing equipment. For the 2026–2027 season, the French Ski Federation notably requires FIS 3-star cut-resistant tights from the U12 category onwards in the competitions concerned. Choose Ski Flake to combine performance, protection and compliance with regulatory requirements.
FIS approved *
Every model is checked and listed according to the current FIS regulations
Measured performance
Air permeability, weight and compression are published for every item.
Race cut
Designed in the tuck position, built for speed, not for standing.
24h processing
We process your order quickly so it ships as fast as possible!
* Some of our suit models are not FIS approved; this is stated in the product description
Flagship product · FIS 2026
COLMAR FRANCE 2026 SKI RACING SUIT
Official Team France 2026 model, this Colmar race suit combines technical performance, aerodynamics and style. Its cut follows the skier's body with precision, for an optimal position and complete freedom of movement.
Good to know: the suit should reach mid-calf, not the ankles.
Reminder : the FIS CS2015 label is only required for certain top-level international competitions. See the details further down in the description.
- air permeability32 l/m²/s
- weight640 g
- protectionbuilt-in
2020
The year the Ski Flake adventure began
395
Racers equipped
5000000+
Gates cleared with Ski Flake *
58
Clubs represented by our racers
* OK, we didn't count them one by one! 😄
Four development areas,
tested in the wind tunnel and on the
slope with our partner teams.
materials
A structure calibrated to stay within the air permeability window required by the regulations, with no loss of stretch in the cold.
30–40 l/m²/s
aerodynamics
Panel cuts aligned with the airflow lines measured in the tuck position, with seams placed outside the drag zones.
7 panels
compression
Three levels of support across the thighs, back and forearms, calibrated so as not to restrict angulation.
3 zones
protection
A flexible plate inserted into the lining, with no visible bulk and no discomfort around the shoulder blades.
EN 1621-2
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