snowboarding








Airblaster is outerwear with attitude — a brand born from snowboarding's skate and punk crossover, with a design ethos that prioritises function and feel without taking itself too seriously. The Human Suit base layer onesie is iconic. The technical outerwear performs at a high level. Rider-owned, and still making gear riders actually want to wear.
Frequently Asked Questions
Both. The graphics are loud and the brand does not take itself seriously, but the construction is real. The waterproofing and breathability stack up against brands charging more, which is why it has lasted rather than becoming a fad.
A full base layer onesie, and the piece Airblaster is best known for. No gap at the waist, nothing riding up when you move, and one layer to pull on instead of two. The drop-seat question is solved, which is where most onesies fall down.
Relaxed. If you are used to a trim technical shell, your usual size will feel roomier. That is deliberate, but size accordingly if you prefer a closer fit, and factor in the layers you will wear underneath.
Check the waterproof rating on the specific piece rather than assuming across the range. For regular Australian riding you want 15K or better, and higher again for wet days or heavy park use where you spend time sitting in the snow.
Jackets, bibs, pants, base layers and accessories. The outerwear leans to a relaxed cut that suits layering and matches how most snowboarders want to wear it.








