If you’re looking to rent ski equipment, you’ll have noticed that there are often three types of skis available: Demo skis Performance/ premium skis Sport/ basic skis But what is the difference between them? Are demo skis worth the extra…
It can sometimes be tricky to decide whether you should make the switch to adult skis, or if junior skis are more suitable. In this article I’ll be directly comparing adult and junior skis and discussing the structural differences plus…
Freeride and all-mountain skis are both designed to be versatile and work on different types of terrain, however there are several differences between them which makes them more/ less suitable for different scenarios. Freeride vs All-Mountain Skis 101 All-mountain skis…
Choosing the right type of skis is essential to get the best experience and performance possible. Two popular types of skis are carving, also known as on-piste skis and all-mountain skis. I’ll be explaining the difference between them and how…
Getting ski boots which fit your feet correctly is absolutely vital from both a performance and comfort stand point. One crucial measurement you’ll need to consider is the last width, so in this article I’ll take you through everything you…
The flexibility of a ski greatly impacts how it feels and performs. It’s very important that you choose a pair of skis which have the right level of stiffness for your physique, style and ability level. I’ll be explaining the…
The core of the ski is the main aspect of its construction which directly affects how the ski feels and performs. The most common types of material used to compose the core of a ski are wood and foam, but…
Skiing equipment can get pretty heavy so it’s a good idea to know roughly how much it all weighs when you are planning to take everything to the resort. The weight of a set of skis also affects the performance…
If you are brand new to skiing, or are looking to buy some new ski gear, one of your most important pieces of equipment is your skis! However, lots of people wonder exactly why skis are so expensive to buy?…
Dry ski slopes can be a great source of fun and practice for first-time and experienced skiers alike! Dry ski slopes do not have any snow, but instead create the feeling of skiing or snowboarding on snow using lots of…