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Aldi's annual snow gear sale starts on 20 May

Big thanks to @doweyy for the editing :)

How do you find Will Smith in the snow?
You follow the Fresh Prince

Adults

Clothing

Item Price
Jackets 59.99
Premium Ski Shell Jackets 119.99
Pants 49.99
Premium Ski Shell Pants 99.99
Sweat Pants 34.99
Soft Shell Jackets 59.99
Knit Jacket with Panels 39.99
Reversible Vests 34.99
Wool Sweat Hoodie 39.99
Knit Jackets 39.99
Quarter Zip Top 16.99
Midlayer Fleece Top 19.99
Long Sleeve Merino Top 39.99
Thermal Underwear 2pc 29.99
Seamless Ski Compression Underwear (l/s top or leggings) 19.99
Merino Thermal Underwear (l/s crew top or leggings) 29.99

Accessories

Item Price
Gloves 14.99
Premium Leather Gloves 34.99
Touchscreen Gloves 9.99
Face or Bandana Mask 9.99
Beanie, Balaclava or Glove Liners 9.99
Knitted Beanie or Scarf 6.99
Ski Socks 8.99
Goggles 14.99
Boots 29.99
Helmets 29.99
Luggage 89.99

Kids

Item Price
Jackets 39.99
Pants 29.99
Knit Jacket 24.99
Thermal Underwear 2pc 16.99
Midlayer Fleece Top 14.99
Long Sleeve Merino Top 29.99
Goggles 14.99
Helmets 24.99
Thermoboots 19.99
Gloves 19.99
Ski Socks 14.99
Knitted Beanie or Scarf 6.99
Ski Gloves or Mittens 9.99
Fleece Accessories 4.99
Snow Sled 9.99

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  • doweyy on 09/05/2017 - 13:47
    +10

    Thanks for the effort OP, I think I'm heading down to Perisher for the first time in July so I'll definitely check out Aldi.

    • Kangal on 09/05/2017 - 15:11
      +3

      You might see me there.
      Just look for Aldi snow gear : )

      • [Deactivated] on 09/05/2017 - 16:08
        +1

        "Perisher". Nice. They may well have called it "Death Valley".

    • Manh on 09/05/2017 - 16:40
      +4

      Perisher? Check out ALDI's Perisher competition:

      To Celebrate the upcoming release of ALDI’s 2017 snow gear collection, we’ve partnered with our friends at Perisher to give away 10 Snow Weekend packages.

      You and a friend could be hitting the slopes, with each amazing package valued at $1,350.

      Each of the 10 Perisher weekend package includes:

      2 nights stay for 2 adults at The Station in stunning Jindabyne, NSW (hot breakfast included)
2 day ski lift passes for 2 adults, allowing access to all operating lifts at Perisher ski resort
2 day ski, poles and boots or 2 day snowboard and boots hire for 2 adults
Skitube travel from Bullocks Flat to Perisher and Blue Cow
1 two hour group lesson for 2 adults at the Blue Cow (for each of the 2 days of stay)

      *One lucky runner-up will win an ALDI Snow Gear prize pack, with everything you need for an amazing snow adventure.

      Competition is open to Australian residents, 18 years and over. Prize does not include travel costs. Maximum 1 entry per person.

      See competition website for full Perisher weekend prize inclusions and runner up ALDI Snow Gear* prize, here
      https://www.aldi.com.au/en/special-buys/snow-gear-coming-soo…

    • jv on 09/05/2017 - 19:53
      +2

      Thanks for the effort OP,

      Voting is not for effort though, it's for bargains

      • doweyy on 09/05/2017 - 20:13
        +2

        I voted for both. I haven't been to the snow before and I don't want to pay $150 to hire gear so this is a bargain for me.

        • jv on 09/05/2017 - 20:21
          +11

          and I don't want to pay $150 to hire gear

          Why don't you just use the standard OzBargain snow attire?

        • [Deactivated] on 09/05/2017 - 22:00

          @jv: Why anyone would downvote your post is beyond me.

  • Nukkels on 09/05/2017 - 13:53

    I wonder whether stores outside of TAS, VIC and NSW will get much? Or if they get tonnes, I wonder whether they'll have to discount it all to get rid of it.

    • Drphods on 09/05/2017 - 14:12
      +1

      We live in Perth and we'll be queuing up on the day (Ski trip to Mt Buller in July).

      • bargaino on 09/05/2017 - 14:24
        +10

        Good luck! - both with Aldi Perth stocking ski gear (if they do, it will end up in the discount bin), and with decent snow on Buller.

        If you are going to fly thousands of km to ski, why not go a bit further to Japan or NZ? Or at least Thredbo etc!

        • King Steuart on 09/05/2017 - 14:32

          Buller bought a $1.6M machine from Italy for this season, but i think it's just for Bourke street

        • sween64 on 09/05/2017 - 15:15
          +4

          @Putnum: And Bourke St will be busier than Bourke St!

        • SaberX on 09/05/2017 - 15:46

          I've only ever gone to Buller first time (2014, got hooked) - 15 I went to whistler (Vancouver) - even more hooked, and by my 3rd trip snowboarding I did a few days in Hakuba (japan). I agree, the Buller paled in comparison after, but heck for someone from Perth any snow is a godsend. You take it for granted when you live within driving distance haha.

          I too would be curious for some 'snow' gear for the parents and mrs (we're heading to Sapporo - will only get two days to snowboard but better than nothing). I am also worried Aldi perth wouldn't stock this either given we're nowhere near snow. Do aldi discriminate on stock selection based on geography?

          p.S. I heard NZ is great. but isn't it real expensive?

        • macrocephalic on 09/05/2017 - 15:53
          +1

          @SaberX: In my limited experience, NZ is about the same price as Australia, the snow is marginally better, but not heaps. You're better off going to the northern hemisphere.

        • Associatedsycboy @ ALDI on 09/05/2017 - 16:53
          +4

          I work at an Aldi store in Perth and I can say that we will be getting everything in and plenty of stock of it all. The management over here are expecting it to be just as crazy busy as the east coast but in my opinion I dont think it will be.

        • wittyusername on 10/05/2017 - 11:20

          @sycboy:

          Fancy stashing some gear away for your Ozbargain besties ;)

        • bargaino on 21/05/2017 - 00:56

          Boy was I wrong! People were queuing up in Perth for ski gear! At least no fights.

          http://www.perthnow.com.au/news/western-australia/aldi-snow-…

      • sween64 on 09/05/2017 - 15:16
        +1

        I agree with manic. Victoria's snow isn't great and Mt Hotham and Falls Creek are at least better than Mt Buller. If you can, change your trip to one of those two Victorian locations.

      • Wheresmyspaceship on 09/05/2017 - 19:26
        +1

        Try Mt Thebarton, it's much closer.

      • OldBugger on 10/05/2017 - 00:19

        I was looking at Falls from Perth this season but the long flight combined with an equally long bus trip… nah. I'll just roll out the slip and slide with the ice cubes again for the kids.

    • macrocephalic on 09/05/2017 - 14:41
      +3

      It's normally pretty popular in Queensland.

    • Clear on 09/05/2017 - 15:15

      I wonder whether stores outside of TAS

      No stores in TAS. Perfect place as it snows a lot.

    • jv on 09/05/2017 - 20:22

      I wonder whether stores outside of TAS, VIC and NSW will get much?

      Their Darwin store usually gets lots of stock.

    • miss arrow on 09/05/2017 - 20:56

      ACT gets tonnes of stock… and it all sells before clearance.

  • Zinger on 09/05/2017 - 13:57
    +11

    Winter is coming…

    • dm01 on 09/05/2017 - 18:41

      can't come fast enough…really hanging out for the new season.

    • [Deactivated] on 09/05/2017 - 22:01

      So is John Snow.

  • harkoliar on 09/05/2017 - 14:05

    Perfect timing

  • violin on 09/05/2017 - 14:07
    +10

    A friend of mine bought ALDI sales ski jacket, went skiing, and bumped into* at least 3 other people wearing the same gear.

    If fashion is a concern, buy now, wear a few years later, maybe.

    *not literally; he's a very good skier

  • Top G on 09/05/2017 - 14:09

    Can always spot the noobs from a mile away with their aldi gear. Haha. Nothing wrong with being new the snow is great fun!

    • edfoo on 09/05/2017 - 14:17
      +12

      Hehe, just don't forget you were once a noob too. It's like a full-license driver laughing at L-license learner on the road :)

      • Kangal on 09/05/2017 - 15:04
        +3

        The actual noobs are the ones that complain about Learner drivers…. or Aldi snow gear ; )

    • macrocephalic on 09/05/2017 - 14:43
      +6

      I've been boarding for quite a few years now (still not that good) but I don't see anything wrong the Aldi gear, I've never had any problems with mine. It's held up just as well as branded gear. Never had any tears, and no major issues with heat or water.

    • JimB on 09/05/2017 - 16:47
      +2

      I think I got some Aldi jacket last year, equal to the stuff I previously purchased from the Surf Dive and Ski, just much cheaper.

      It doesn't really bother me, going to the snow is expensive in Australia.

      Plus we only go a couple of days a year.

  • Kuro on 09/05/2017 - 14:17

    My old man's always cold in general, will these be overkill for Melbourne's winter?

    • hanofee on 09/05/2017 - 14:20

      I believe so. They're pretty good for snow. Get the thermal instead and wear whatever winter jacket he already have on the outside.

      • sparkles on 09/05/2017 - 14:28
        +1

        Agree, layer with quality thermal wear, and you'll feel less like Michelin Man.

    • smoothymcmellow on 09/05/2017 - 17:35
      +1

      I bought the premium Aldi jacket a few seasons ago, used it up at Niseko and Hakuba this year in Japan, was still too warm! Fantastic jacket but yes will be too warm for a 10 degree day

    • kale chips suck on 16/05/2017 - 22:26

      Get the merino thermals. Bloody cheap for what you get, & very warm. Personally I wouldn't worry about the rest just for combating 'ordinary' cold.

      Source: Me, worked at night, outdoors, in Melbourne winters for 8 years.

    • smux on 19/05/2017 - 08:29

      Get a down jacket for him

      • Kuro on 19/05/2017 - 10:11
        +1

        Yeh I got him one from uniqlo

  • Senthen on 09/05/2017 - 14:18
    +23

    I work at Aldi and I've been dreading this day.

    • montorola on 09/05/2017 - 14:21
      +5

      I wish I worked there sometimes, you'd get to see the best and worst of society lol

      • sparkles on 09/05/2017 - 14:24
        +3

        Ha, I doubt you ever see the best in Aldi. It's pretty rough and tumble even on a normal day. Watch them open a new register and see what happens.

        On topic, I've seen these jackets and I'm like…..meh. They're kinda crunchy. The only thing I think is genuine value at the snow sale is merino wear, other than that, you get what you pay for.

        • King Steuart on 09/05/2017 - 14:34

          Maybe they should hire a shitkicker 14 year old in every store and pay them peanuts to have an extra register open even when not in high demand. The guy that serves me at my local is like 50.

      • edfoo on 09/05/2017 - 19:31
        +1

        Can't be as bad as those weird Walmart customers in US right? XD

    • Associatednick1990 @ ALDI on 09/05/2017 - 15:31
      +1

      Same. Wish I could've taken a week off

    • super8 on 09/05/2017 - 15:33

      Do you reccomend I wear my Aldi motorcycle helmet to stay safe in the rush?

    • nuchalis on 09/05/2017 - 19:08

      Just because it's busy, or something else?

  • ireadtermsofuse on 09/05/2017 - 14:21
    +2

    Will smith or won't smith?

  • Gavman on 09/05/2017 - 14:27

    Good price for a sled. It would cost at least $10 just to rent one.

  • haz on 09/05/2017 - 14:28

    Any snow chains for sale?

    • undercut on 09/05/2017 - 14:31

      None in catalogue

      • Kangal on 09/05/2017 - 15:05

        Should be full stock here in Queensland if you want it.
        There's always full-stock of snow chains, I wonder why?

    • smux on 19/05/2017 - 08:41

      Yeah I need chains, hope they sell them in next sale

  • plasmapuff on 09/05/2017 - 14:42

    Going to Niseko in January for a ski trip for a week(first one ever)!
    More economical to rent or buy something cheap like this?

    • macrocephalic on 09/05/2017 - 14:46
      +9

      Buy this. Even if it costs you a little extra, you get to have your own, new, gear, you're not wearing the clearance stock from 2014 that got recycled into hire gear.

      If you can get your own boots then even better. Having good fitting boots is THE most important thing (IMO).

      • plasmapuff on 09/05/2017 - 18:46

        Thanks mate. What would be your basic gear list?

        • violin on 10/05/2017 - 07:36
          +4

          Must own: Gloves, goggles, beanie, scarf/face mask
          If committed to skiing: Ski boots, ski jacket, ski pants
          If very committed: Everything else

          Tips:
          1. Don't forget to bring and wear sunscreen, lip balm and moisturiser.
          2. Wear layers, not one thick thing. You can get very warm even in Japan, especially for all the falling and getting back up you do as a beginner! Skis are heavy to carry, too.
          3. I layer one pair of long thin socks inside and thick socks outside. Keep my toes warm.

        • brotherfranciz on 10/05/2017 - 08:04
          +2

          @VickiePumpkin:

          I would add a helmet as a must own. Primarily safety, but also hygiene (of rented helmets).

        • Cloudie on 10/05/2017 - 11:10

          @brotherrfranciz: +1 helmet. Keeps your goggles from falling off and flying down the hill when you fall extremely hard lol…

          I never go without a camelbak. You don't want to fall over onto a water bottle that's in your pocket…plus somewhere safe to keep your phone/wallet :) … and some snacks :p

          edit: and keys. You definitely don't want to fall over on some incorrectly placed keys!

        • wittyusername on 10/05/2017 - 11:23
          +1

          @lesaphu:

          I have found Camelbacks piping often freezes in Japan.

        • violin on 10/05/2017 - 11:31

          @brotherrfranciz:
          I've only ever skied in Japan and never worn a helmet, but better safe than sorry, I guess!

          From what I've heard from my friends who ski in Australia, helmets are pretty much a must.

        • Ughhh on 10/05/2017 - 11:43

          @VickiePumpkin:

          Are goggles a must even if you're not skiing and only just walking in snow? Or sunnies will do?

        • violin on 10/05/2017 - 11:53

          @Ughhh:
          If snowing heavily and skiing, goggles with low light lenses can help keep your face dry and less cold. But just walking around when it's sunny, sunnies I think would be enough.

        • 2ndeffort on 10/05/2017 - 13:23

          @Ughhh: Sunnies are Ok for walking around

        • 2ndeffort on 10/05/2017 - 13:49
          +1

          @lesaphu: I never understand the camelback whilst skiing thing. I prefer to keep some $$ in my wallet and stop into a cafe to have a hot choc or even a beer.

          Always ski with a helmet, there's no excuse not to. I used to ski without one back in the 80's and 90's but I love my helmet now, much warmer, keeps my goggles in place and presumably safer if i fall over. I cant think of a single reason to ever go back to skiing in a beanie.

        • violin on 10/05/2017 - 13:57

          @2ndeffort:
          I use the camelbak without the bladder part. We never used to have one until my partner fell on something in his pocket. It also gives me a bit of padding on the back on chairlifts. Yeah, I have a very bony back.

          I actually never thought about wearing a helmet, because in Japan no-one does! Time to start a trend?

        • 2ndeffort on 10/05/2017 - 14:04
          +2

          @VickiePumpkin: I took my Helmet to Niseko in Japan, there were folks skiing without helmets but I didnt feel like I stood out from the crowd too much. My main complaint with Niseko was that apart from a few school groups the place was full of drunken aussies, felt like 'Snow Bali'. In the US and Canada almost everyone had a helmet aside from the few obviously 'counter culture' fashion conscious boarders for whom a beanie, oversized pants and a jacket made to look as if it is a hoodie or flannel shirt seemed to be the prescribed uniform. In Europe most people had helmets but there were the obvious 'old school' types.

        • smux on 19/05/2017 - 08:44

          @2ndeffort: snow Bali 😂

      • dm01 on 09/05/2017 - 18:48

        +1000 re: good fitting boots. I skied in Europe on two different one week trips last year (France and Austria), and rented gear on both occasions. Both times, it wasn't until the 3rd day of skiing I was able to get a proper fitting pair of ski boots, and by then my feet were aching and bloodied, and I'd spent half the week in pain while skiing. If you're gonna own only one bit of ski gear, make it properly fitted boots.

        • macrocephalic on 10/05/2017 - 09:43

          Yeah, I've had trips where I felt completely uncoordinated, and in pain all the time - it turns out it was just having boots which didn't fit well. Once I got nicely fitted ones every thing became easier.

    • 2ndeffort on 10/05/2017 - 13:52
      +1

      You are going to need a warm jacket getting around japan in January anyway, at the snow or elsewhere. I would recommend a decent shell jacket and then you decide which layers to wear underneath based upon how cold things get.

    • Gavman on 09/05/2017 - 14:47
      +1

      Snow Sh!t

  • freddofrog42 on 09/05/2017 - 15:14
    +4

    Always been very happy with Aldi ski gear. I did a full winter season in Chamonix back in 2007 and it survived just as well as my wife's mega expensive stuff - she was a ski instructor. We also decided to take up snowboarding from scratch on her off days so it got a full beating that way too.

    This was the year that Aldi also did snowboards for $199 and it was quite a laugh starting off at the top of the Aiguille des Grands Montets using such good value gear.

    The only problem I had was that the shoulder "cap/pad" or whatever you call it come loose from carrying skis every day - an easy stitch job.

    Other comments in general re ski clothing:-

    Don't wear too much too soon, it's easy to overheat, particularly when you're a beginner and then you sweat lots, get dehydrated etc etc.
    Often a fleece is fine, perhaps tied with a light windproof. Pay attention to the weather forecast! Take a backpack if in doubt for spare clothing and some water.
    Wear layers rather than single bulky items.
    Googles are essential in some conditions but many find their view restricting. I use sunnies 90% of the time, Aldi often have sunnies aimed at cyclists for $10 that come with 3 sets of lens.

    • 2ndeffort on 10/05/2017 - 13:56

      I skied at Chamonix in jan 16. My mate was skiing in some Aldi trousers. We had a day there where it rained non-stop all day. As it was day 1 of the ski trip and having come all the way from Australia we stuck it out until lunchtime. My mate's Aldi pants were soaked through to the skin and he refuse to leave the cafe, I had some Goretex pants on and was OK. Clearly my pants cost much more than his Aldi stuff did but people should understand that conditions dictate the best equipment. For the right conditions Aldi stuff is good value for $$, I have also skied Backcountry in Canada, Japan and Colorado and i wouldnt risk my life on the weather changing out there to an Aldi jacket.

  • Kossac on 09/05/2017 - 15:30

    is this stuff actually any good? like quality wise, how does it compare to say Gortex gear.

    • freddofrog42 on 09/05/2017 - 15:41
      +1

      Gore-Tex is a fabric rather than a brand of gear - it's aimed at allowing sweat to escape whilst preventing water ingress.

      Personally I've never found it to work for me. I've also sweated a lot no matter how fat/thin/fit and it just didn't cope. Everyone is different though.

      In light rain/snow I just use a fleece coated with a water-proofing agent like Nikwax.

    • [Deactivated] on 09/05/2017 - 15:55
      +2

      The gear is decent, but the shit-show at the store is awful.

      You can normally find another snow gear clearance, which will get you snow gear at a decent price. It might not be the latest season or best style, but who cares, if your on a budget.

    • 8azinga on 09/05/2017 - 16:33
      +1

      Last year,I think their premium pants and jackets had a rating of 20K which is on the higher end of the scale. Goretex is about 28K if I remember. I know one brand that does 40K.
      Standard stuff from Burton and other major brands are only 10K.
      I have a pair of their premium pants as spare but never used. The material isn't as soft and nice to wear but expected for the price u less you get brand name stuff at a good sale.

  • Dhemlan on 09/05/2017 - 16:11
    +1

    Any experiences with standard vs premium?

    • 8azinga on 09/05/2017 - 16:37

      The premium pants aren't insulated so you may need to wear an extra layer underneath. The premium jacket had a removable liner for colder days which makes it more versatile.

      • Nuggets on 12/05/2017 - 19:14

        I was fine with a merino wool base layer down to -20 C on the mountain.

  • Gavman on 09/05/2017 - 17:01

    Why does kids ski gloves cost more than adult ones?? Anyone else find this odd?

  • ATangk on 09/05/2017 - 18:10

    Thermo boots good for general wet weather/winter use? I need a pair of waterproof shoes for the cold and wet days.

    • Ugly on 09/05/2017 - 21:22

      I use some for early morning dog walking when the grass is still wet. Good to keep your feet dry & warm, but the soles aren't very hard wearing, so I wouldn't recommend them if you do a lot of walking on asphalt or concrete as they will wear out pretty quick.

      • ATangk on 09/05/2017 - 21:25
        +1

        $30 though…

    • supaderp on 11/05/2017 - 18:26

      U need spikes if ur walking on ice. These shoes are not good for walking on ice. They are good for keeping ur feet warm and snow out of your shoes, since they are high cuts.

      • ATangk on 11/05/2017 - 20:19

        Im talking about using them in the city, not snow.

    • smux on 19/05/2017 - 08:55

      Get some water resistant hiking boots that are above ankle. Whatever brand suits you. I have a pair of Colombia ones (not a hardcore super expensive brand) which I got from anaconda, which I reapply a water proofing spray to, and they work fine for wet weather (water beads off them), cold and snow. I wore them while walking through snow at Hotham with thick wool socks and they were fine.
      Not only that, but you can use them when actually hiking, obviously.

  • benderz on 09/05/2017 - 20:05

    First aldi snow sale for me. Do different stores receive different stock levels? Have 2 stores close, 1 at a major shopping centre and the other at a smaller suburban type centre. Was thinking the smaller one may be better due to less people unless the bigger store gets a lot more stock.
    Thoughts?

    • ATangk on 09/05/2017 - 21:15
      +1

      Each Aldi has a dedicated 'specials' area, which differs in size depending on store. That same floorspace will be used to stock whatever is on special that week, and this would include the snow gear. If you check now and compare the size of this weeks specials, you can make a rough judgement on stock levels.

      As a special note, the Aldi at Cooma always has like 10x (exaggerated) the amount of gear compared to any other Aldi, since its on-route from Sydney to the Snowy Mtns. It has plenty of stock even with huge numbers of people sweeping the stores all the time. That said they still do run low if you're late to the party.

  • freelife on 10/05/2017 - 00:20
    +1

    I've seen a few Gumtree ads for Brand New gear for a fraction of these prices. People who bought from ALDI but never used. Try that first

  • Kkuba on 10/05/2017 - 07:54

    Can anyone, very simply, explain the difference between:

    • Jacket
    • Soft shell jacket
    • Premium ski shell jacket?

    I'm pretty sure I bought the Jacket last year, but now I'm wondering if I purchased the right thing for me. I won't actually find out for myself until this coming season though.

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