How to Choose the Right Freeride Ski Bindings for Your Ride
When it comes to freeride skiing, the right bindings can make or break your experience. They’re the link between your boots and skis, playing a huge role in your safety, control, and performance. ...
How to Choose the Right All-Mountain Ski Bindings
Ski bindings are the unsung heroes of your gear. They’re not just about keeping you attached to your skis - they affect your safety, control, and overall experience on the slopes. Whether you're c...
How to Choose Skis That Are Easy to Get On and Off Chairlifts
Getting on and off a chairlift shouldn’t feel like a workout. The secret? Shorter, lighter skis that are easier to handle. Skis like Snowfeet’s compact models (ranging from 38 cm to 120 cm) make l...
How to Choose Skis for Someone Who Wants to Try Uphill Skiing
So, you’re thinking about uphill skiing (also known as skinning or alpine touring)? Here’s the deal: regular downhill skis won’t cut it. Uphill skiing demands lightweight, shorter skis that won’t ...
How to Choose Skis for Someone Who is Transitioning from Snowboarding to Skiing
Switching from snowboarding to skiing? Here's the deal: the right gear makes all the difference. Shorter skis, like Snowfeet’s Skiblades and Skiskates, are perfect for snowboarders learning to ski...
How to Choose Skis for Heli-Skiing or Cat-Skiing Adventures (Powder Focus)
Heli-skiing and cat-skiing are all about untouched powder and challenging backcountry terrain. Picking the right skis can make or break your experience. Here's the short version: Go for Powder-R...
How to Choose Skis if You Plan to Ski Mostly Artificial Snow
Skiing on artificial snow is a whole different game. It’s icier, denser, and more slippery than natural snow, which means your gear needs to step up. Long, heavy skis designed for natural powder? ...
How to Choose Skis Based on Your Fitness Level and Strength
If you’ve ever struggled with heavy skis or felt wiped out after just a few runs, your gear might not match your fitness level. Picking the right skis isn’t just about skill - it’s about finding e...
How to Choose Skis for Short Turns in Moguls or Trees
If you’re skiing moguls or weaving through trees, you need gear that’s quick, light, and easy to control. Long, heavy skis just don’t cut it here - they’re harder to turn and wear you out faster. ...
