Volcom Sale

Volcom Sale at Behind The Pines Amsterdam

Reduced Volcom outerwear, snow pants and bibs, alongside a smaller selection of everyday pieces. Volcom sits between skate, snowboarding and streetwear, and that shows in how the gear is cut: roomier through the body, built around movement, and finished with details that only make sense once you have spent a full day riding in it.

What is here is regular stock at a reduced price, not a separate lower-spec range. Same fabrics, same construction, same warranty.

What makes Volcom outerwear different

Most of the range shares a few ideas. The fit leaves room to layer without turning into a sail. Seams and cuffs sit where they will not catch when you are strapping in. And Volcom's Zip Tech system lets a jacket connect directly to a pair of pants or a bib, which keeps snow out on deep days far better than a powder skirt working on its own.

Jackets and shells

The range runs from insulated jackets for cold, low-effort resort days through to plain shells you build a layering system under. If you ride hard and generate heat, a shell with proper venting usually beats an insulated jacket. If you spend more time on lifts than hiking, insulation is the easier call. The GORE-TEX models sit at the top of the range and earn the difference in wet coastal snow.

Worth comparing across brands in snowboard jackets.

Bibs and pants

Volcom is one of the few brands that treats the bib as a core product rather than an afterthought. A bib keeps snow out on days when you are falling, removes the waistband pressure point under a backpack, and sits better with a shorter jacket. The pants and bibs are cut generously, so most people take their normal size rather than sizing up.

See how they compare in snowboard pants.

Fit and sizing

Volcom runs relaxed. If you are between sizes and want a cleaner line, take the smaller one. If you plan to run a thick mid layer, or you simply prefer the looser park look, stay true to size. The wider fits in the range are deliberate rather than an error in the size chart, so read the product page before assuming something has come up big.

How to choose the right Volcom piece

Start with the conditions you actually ride in rather than the ones you would like to. Cold, dry resort days favour insulation. Spring slush and wet Alpine storms favour a waterproof shell with real venting. If you are unsure how the pieces stack together, our layering guide covers the base, mid and outer combination in plain terms, and what exactly is GORE-TEX explains where the extra spend goes.

Once the shell is sorted, the rest of the system matters more than most people expect. Fill the gaps with mid layers, thermal underwear and gloves and mitts.

What to expect in the Volcom Sale

• Shells and insulated jackets: including GORE-TEX models when stock allows.
• Bibs and pants: the part of the range Volcom does better than most.
• Layering pieces: hoods, fleece and mid layers that work under the outerwear.
• Everyday pieces: tees and knitwear that carry the same relaxed cut.

Why shop Volcom sale at Behind The Pines?

We ride this gear. That means we can tell you which jacket vents properly, which bib runs long in the leg, and which pieces are worth buying a season late because the fit has not changed. We would rather sell you one thing that works than three that nearly do.

Browse the full Volcom collection, or work through the wider men's snow and women's snow ranges.

Frequently asked questions

Are Volcom sale items current-season products?

They are the same products we sell at full price, reduced because of season, stock level or colourway. Nothing here is a made-for-outlet version.

Does Volcom outerwear run big?

It runs relaxed rather than oversized. Most people take their usual size. If you want a slimmer silhouette and do not layer heavily, sizing down works.

What is Zip Tech?

A zip system that connects a Volcom jacket to Volcom pants or a bib, sealing the gap at the waist. It only works between Volcom pieces, so it is worth buying the two together if deep snow is the plan.

Should I buy a bib or pants?

A bib if you fall a lot, ride powder, or wear a backpack. Pants if you want something easier to get on and off, or you run warm.

Is Volcom outerwear waterproof enough for the Alps?

Yes, provided you match the membrane to your riding. Check the waterproof rating on the product page, and choose GORE-TEX if you ride in consistently wet snow.

Shop Volcom Sale at Behind The Pines Amsterdam

Have a look through the reduced pieces below, then check the full Volcom range or the rest of our snow collection. If you are near the shop, come and try things on. Fit is the part that is hard to solve online.