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How Do I Know if My Skis Are Too Old and Need Replacing? (2025)

How Do I Know if My Skis Are Too Old and Need Replacing? (2025)

Key Signs Your Skis Need Replacing: Physical Damage: Deep scratches, core shots, cracked or detached edges, or delamination (layers peeling apart). Performance Issues: Loss of camber (arch unde...

How to Choose Between Different Brands of Short Skis or Skiblades (2025)?

How to Choose Between Different Brands of Short Skis or Skiblades (2025)?

In Short: Not sure which short skis are right for you? Don’t worry — here’s the quick guide 🙂 👶 Just starting out or want max agility? Go short (38–65 cm). Easy to learn, fun for quick turns, ev...

Understanding Different Ski Core Materials (Wood, Foam, Metal) and Their Effects

The material inside your skis - wood, foam, or metal - determines how they handle, feel, and last. Here's a quick breakdown: Wood cores: Durable, responsive, and great at absorbing vibrations. P...

How to Choose the Right Park Skis for Your First Snowpark Adventure

How to Choose the Right Park Skis for Your First Snowpark Adventure

Looking to hit the snowpark for the first time? Here's what you need to know to pick the right park skis for a fun and safe experience: Shorter skis are ideal for beginners. They offer better co...

Short Ski Rentals: Complete Guide

Short Ski Rentals: Complete Guide

Short skis are transforming skiing by being lighter, easier to control, and more fun. Here’s what you need to know: What are short skis? Skis under 63 inches (160 cm) in length, with some as sho...

How Short Skis Handle Icy Slopes

How Short Skis Handle Icy Slopes

Short skis are the key to mastering icy slopes. Their compact size (under 160 cm) offers better grip, sharper edge control, and easier maneuverability compared to traditional long skis. This makes...

Park Skis for Advanced Skiers: What to Look For

Park Skis for Advanced Skiers: What to Look For

When choosing park skis as an advanced skier, focus on agility, durability, and performance for tricks and jumps. Snowfeet* Skiblades stand out as a compact, lightweight alternative to traditional...

The Difference Between 'System Skis' and Buying Skis and Bindings Separately

Choosing the right skis depends on your needs, skill level, and budget. Here’s a quick breakdown to help you decide: System Skis: Pre-mounted bindings make them easy to use and adjust. They’re g...

The Pros and Cons of Buying Skis with Integrated vs. Separate Bindings

Choosing between integrated bindings, separate bindings, or exploring the unique Snowfeet binding-free option can impact your skiing experience, safety, and budget. Here's a quick breakdown to hel...