Ski Mask With Teeth: Meet Chomp

Chomp is our ski mask with teeth. It's a yellow full-face knit balaclava with a blocky head, a knit knob on top and thick black eyebrows. Below the goggle opening is the part people notice first: a huge grin packed with a full grid of white teeth, top row and bottom row. It's the most dramatic of the four Blockhead faces and the one that reads clearest from across the lift line.

A ski mask with teeth you can see from the lift

Small details disappear on a mountain. Chomp's teeth don't. The grin runs almost the width of the face and the white teeth stand out against the yellow knit, so it shows up in photos from the chair, in helmet-cam clips and on the lodge deck at the end of the day. With your goggles on over the knit, the eyebrows and goggles become the eyes and the whole thing looks like a cartoon character grinning back at your friends.

Chomp vs Big Grin

Both faces show teeth. Chomp has the full grid, top and bottom, and goes for maximum impact. Big Grin is a wide open smile with one row of white teeth, a little friendlier and a little softer. If you want the teeth to be the joke, pick Chomp. If you just want to look happy to be there, see the smiley face ski mask.

Fit and goggles

Chomp is one size: the polyester knit stretches over adult heads of about 22–23 in (56–59 cm), and most ski and snowboard helmets go on over it without a problem. Above the grin sits a single wide eye opening cut for ski goggles. Goggles aren't included; the pair in the photos is styling. It's a fun mask for lift rides and cold days, not a technical base layer.

Bring a friend

Chomp looks best next to another face. Any 2 masks get 15% off and any 3 get 20% off, mixed however you like, applied automatically at checkout. Orders of $45 or more ship free in the US; below that it's a flat $4.99. Each mask is $24.99.

Get Chomp and let the teeth do the talking.