Blog - Snowfeet

Ski bindings serve as an essential structural component of your ski setup. The bindings link your boots to skis while controlling power distribution and function by releasing when needed to keep yo...

How To Ski In Spring Conditions?

Spring skiing easily outranks the other seasons in terms of sheer fun for skiers, from novices to experts. With longer days, more sun, and a nice warm breeze, it creates the perfect atmosphere. Th...

The Best Snowblades for Skiers of All Levels in 2025

There’s something magical about a ski resort in the middle of winter. It’s the kind of place where people come alive, where every run is an opportunity to try something new and push the limits. Fo...

Women's Ski Length Guide: Finding Your Perfect Size

Looking for the right ski length? Here's everything you need to know in one place. The right ski length depends on your height, skill level, and terrain preference. Shorter skis are easier to cont...

Youth Ski Sizing Made Easy: Get the Right Fit for Growing Kids

Want to make ski shopping for kids simple? Here's what you need to know: Ski length depends on height, weight, and skill level. For beginners, shorter skis (chest to chin height) are easier to c...

What's the Best Age to Start Skiing? A Parent's Guide

Wondering when to introduce your child to skiing? Most kids are ready between ages 3 and 5, but it depends on their physical, mental, and social development. Here's a quick guide to help you decid...

Choosing Kids' Skis: 2025 Size Guide & Top Buying Tips

Finding the right skis for your child is all about ensuring safety, comfort, and fun on the slopes. Here's a quick breakdown to help you choose the perfect fit: For Beginners: Choose skis that r...

Keep Your Skis Fast: Essential Waxing & Sharpening Tips

Want smoother, faster, and more controlled skiing? Start with proper ski maintenance. Waxing and sharpening are essential for keeping your skis - whether they're 38 cm mini skates or 120 cm skibla...

Do New Skis Need Wax? Your Top Ski Tuning Questions Answered

Yes, new skis need waxing before their first use. While they come with factory-applied wax, it’s only meant to protect the skis during shipping - not for optimal performance. Proper waxing improve...