Snowfeet* Short Skis | 120 CM | Skiblades Skiboards Snowblades
SKIBLADES | SNOWBLADES | SKIBOARDS
These 120 cm short mini skis are the greatest fun you can possibly have on a mountain as a skier, plus they're super easy to learn! Skiblades bring a new level of control and freedom to the slopes. Lightweight, portable, and easy to use, they’re perfect for skiers of all ages and skill levels. These skiblades are built for fun, with smooth carving, easy control, and incredible maneuverability opposed to cumbersome long skis. Who said that skis have to be long anyway?
ULTIMATE FUN AND FREEDOM
They are super fun for riding backward, spinning, jumping, and all kinds of tricks. The parabolic shape and narrow waist (7,8 cm) allow for fast, responsive carving, making them ideal for slopes, snow parks, moguls, and even narrow trails.
EASY TO LEARN
Very short learning curve, easy to use. Extremely responsive, lightweight on your feet, and easy to ride as opposed to cumbersome long skis.
LIGHTWEIGHT + PORTABLE
Easy to carry around so you can take them anywhere.
SKI ANYWHERE
Best for downhill skiing on ski slopes and in snow parks, and fantastic for all kinds of twists, jumps, and tricks. Easy and fun to handle moguls and bumpy terrain. Ride anywhere you dare to go - they let you access areas like narrow hiking trails you wouldn’t be able to enjoy whilst wearing long skis.
BUILT FOR EVERYONE
Great for beginners, intermediates, and pros who want to enjoy skiing to the fullest. Great for both kids and adults, teenagers, and ski instructors. Ideal for adults teaching kids skiing because they allow for very agile movements.
MADE IN EUROPE
To ensure the highest lasting quality, these skiblades are handmade from sustainable wood in the mountains of Europe.
HIGH-QUALITY TECHNOLOGY
Cap construction + certified sustainable wood core. Metal edges for easy control. Graphite bases - for great speed and durability. Deep parabolic side cut - for easy turns. Asymmetrical high twin tips - great for both forward and backward riding.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
- Tip/Tail Height: 5,5 cm / 4,5 cm
- CAMBER + ROCKER SHAPE - Unique Camber + Tip and Tail Rocker shape designed for easy control, fun twists and tricks, effortless carving experience, and a smooth ride in ungroomed terrain.
- BINDING: Pro Ski Boot Bindings: 26 - 36,1 MP
🚚 FREE PRIORITY SHIPPING!
Free + Fast Shipping. Estimated delivery time is 3 business days.
#REVOLUTION
Freedom and fun like never before!
These short skis are the greatest fun you can possibly have on a mountain as a skier, plus they're super easy to learn. Shortened lenght - more freedom of movement!
Why Skiblades?
Lightweight + Portable
Freedom short skis are easy to carry around so you can take them anywhere.
Easy to learn
Fast learning curve. Great for beginners, intermediates and pros who want to enjoy their ski trip to the fullest.
Endless fun
Super fun for riding backwards, spinning, jumping and all kinds of tricks you can do on the slopes and in snow parks.
High-quality Construction
We only use high-quality materials for production and we only design unique, innovative products with a goal to always create the best product in its category.
Customer Reviews
I have to say, Snowfeet really surprised me in the best possible way. I originally got them so I could teach my kids how to ski without constantly taking off my snowboard boots and switching to traditional ski gear. And it worked perfectly! In the morning I was helping my little racers tackle the bunny hill, in the afternoon I carved a few turns on the slope, and by the evening I realized I hadn’t even taken my snowboard out of the car.
And that’s the biggest surprise – me, a lifelong snowboarder, actually started enjoying skiing. Well… mini skiing. And honestly? It was a blast. With these little skis, you feel much more agile, faster, and above all – comfortable. No buckles, no heavy boots – just strap in and go.
Snowfeet opened up a whole new slope experience for me – you can keep up with your kids, your friends, even the snack bar. And you kind of feel like a ninja on the slopes (or at least I did).
So thanks, Snowfeet, for helping me find the perfect balance between being a snowboard addict and a full-on dad-instructor – all without wrecking my feet or my patience.
Final recommendation:
If you're looking for something light, fun, and practical for the slopes – something that saves you time and nerves – Snowfeet are an awesome choice. Whether you're a parent, a beginner, or just looking for a new twist on skiing – you're going to have fun with these.
Have used my Snowfeet 65cm twice after a 15 year layoff from 148cm skis. I have mixed emotions. The part I love about these skis is I can turn on a dime. Amazing how easy it is to turn, and quickly. I preface the part I don't like about the 65s by saying that I am pushing 60 years old, and my balance is not what it used to be. With that said, the part I don't like ... I find the 65s very unforgiving if I make a balance mistake. I know this is all me, but it is what it is. Don't get me wrong, I still have fun on these skis, but I fall much more often.
If you have good balance, these skis are great, especially if you are into "tricks". If you are like me and your balance is eluding you, longer skis may be a better bet. I tried my buddy's 99s, and they were perfect for me.
I have to give the skis themselves a 5-star rating. I cannot fault the skis for my shortcomings. These skis FOR ME, 3-4 stars. I have had a lot of fun on them, but need a little more forgiveness. 99s for me.
The product came in good condition with high quality material and even complementary sunglasses. However, there is no place online which tells you how to adjust the size of the bindings. Furthermore, when skiing, it is fun but only suitable for steeper greens and blues, not park or blacks. I would recommend this to decently experienced skiers because it is hard to stay balanced in the center (if you lean back or forward you WILL fall easily). Overall, it is a fun recreational activity, but you do need some experience.
Why are short skis better?
Enjoy skiing to the fullest and have fun your own way.
Shorter skis are easier to control, turn and stop, which makes them great for beginners. Skiboards | Snowblades | Skiblades are light and easy to ride as opposed to cumbersome, heavy and long skis.
Little skis are lighter on your knees, and easier to control for any older skier, whose strength, knees and reflex speed is not what it once was.
Although you can go as fast as with long skis, you don’t need to go fast to enjoy the ride. Shorter skis give freedom of movement and carving even at lower speeds, so you can enjoy the ride at your own pace.
Thanks to their shortness, Skiboards | Snowblades | Skiblades | Short skis are fun and easy to handle when groomed slopes turn into moguls in the afternoon.
With Snowblades, you use your whole body for front back balancing, which makes skiing not only more exciting, but also a more holistic exercise strengthening your body too.
Ideal for adults teaching kids skiing because shorter skis allow for very agile movements.
Skiboards are easy to grab and lightweight to carry around so you can take them with you anywhere.
Skiblades FAQ
What are short skis called?
Short skis are sometimes called "skiblades," "snowblades," "mini skis," "skiboards," or "bigfoot." These shorter options compared to regular skis are easier to control, which many people like because it allows for more fun and flexible skiing on different types of surfaces.
Are Skiblades good for beginners?
Skiblades are perfect for beginners, intermediates and pros who want to enjoy their ski trip to the fullest. They are great for kids, grown-ups, teenagers, and even ski instructors. Especially good for adults teaching kids how to ski because they let you move around easily. Skiboards are light and simple to ride, unlike big and heavy skis.
What are Skiblades good for?
The 120 cm long version of skiboards is designed for a fun and playful style of skiing called skiboarding. They're great for doing tricks, jumps, and quick turns on groomed slopes, especially in snow parks. The shorter length makes them easy to control and maneuver, giving a dynamic and playful skiing experience.
Are Skiblades easy to learn?
Yes, skiblades are easy to learn, it's easier with them than with regular skis. They're shorter and easier to control, so if you're new to skiing, they can be a more fun and manageable option for you. They are suitable for people with knee problems thanks to the light weight.
Are Skiblades good for adults?
Absolutely! Snowfeet skiblades are great both adults and kids. They're easy for everyone to use, making it simple for the family to have fun together on the snowy hills.
What are the benefits of short skis?
Maneuverability: Short skis are easier to turn, making them great for quick and tight movements on the slopes. This can be especially useful for navigating through crowded or narrow areas.
Beginner-Friendly: Short skis are recommended for beginners as they are easier to control and require less effort to turn, helping new skiers build confidence on the snow.
Playfulness: Short skis are more playful and allow for more dynamic skiing, making them popular for tricks and jumps in snow parks.
Lighter and Portable: Short skis are lighter and easier to carry, making them convenient for transport and storage.
How much Skiblades cost?
The price of Snowfeet skiboards varies based on their length. It starts from $399.90 to $599.90 depending on the length of the skiboards you choose. Longer skiboards are on the higher end of the price range.
Are short skis easier to control than longer skis?
Yes, short skis are easier to control than long skis. They turn and handle more easily, which is great for beginners or anyone who wants an easier time on the slopes.
Are Skiblades good for kids?
Snowblades are great for kids learning to ski or anyone wanting to try something different. They're easier to control than regular skis which is great for kids who are still learning how to balance.
Are short skis good for instructors?
Skiblades can be good for instructors. Their shorter length and increased maneuverability make them easier to control, allowing instructors to show techniques more effectively and provide better guidance to their students, especially those who are new to skiing.
