Freedom of movement, fun, skating, tricks. The pro model skates on snow
Fun skating on ski slopes + tricks in terrain parks
Groomed snow, slopes
Ski, Snowboard
Universal
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The Ultimate Skates for Ski Slopes
Learn in 5 Minutes
Compatible with Ski or Snowboard Bindings
44 CM | 17 IN Fits in a Backpack
Wood Core Highly Durable
New Kinds of Fun Tricks, Jumps, Spins...
NEW BOOMING WINTER SPORT
Skates for Slopes
Long enough to ski, yet short enough to skate. Basically ice skates for ski slopes.
Skiskates are super fun for downhill skiing, riding backwards, spinning, jumping and all kinds of tricks in snow parks and on the slopes.
Revolutionary Design
Skiskates are hand made in Europe, and use the same construction as skis.
"In my opinion, Skiskates is the best product for slopes we developed so far. I love how easy they are to ski and skate and how many different kinds of tricks I can perform without much effort and almost no restrictions." Zbyněk - Snowfeet* founder
Wood Core
Skiskates are made of certified sustainable wood core with cap construction, steel edges, sintered base, protective topsheet, and reinforcing layers.
Skiskates are available with adjustable tool-free snowboard or ski bindings, that include safety leashes for secure attachment and anti-slippery surface for perfect grip.
SNOWBOARD BOOTS
SKI BOOTS
One Size Fits All Bindings
Easy to adjust, tool-free, non-release bindings fit ski boots or snowboard boots of all sizes.
SKI BOOTS Size range:
36-49 EU / 4.5-14.5 US / 22,5-32,5 MP
SNOWBOARD BOOTS Size range:
38-49 EU / 6-14.5 US
I had the best time on my 44cm ski skates. My ski boots are 32.5 and they fit with no problem. It really felt like skating. As a hockey 🏒 guy, this is exactly what I was looking for. My son saw how much fun I was having, so he wanted to give them a try. After 2 runs he was begging me to buy him a pair. This is definitely my new favorite way to hit the slopes.
Ever since I discovered the maneurability of short skiis (usually ~100cm) 10 years ago I have been searching for best balance between capabilities and lenght. This year finaly l bought the skiskates. I quickly got the hang of them - keep your weight at the center or a bit to the back. Keep the speed a bit slower than you would with other ski (on the first day I got to ~45 km/h on them). They performed really well on groomed snow and ice as well as off-piste runs with hard snow. The only challenge is powder. I was really curious how do they behave on the steeper runs, and to my surprise this was no issue at all - we used them on all black runs in Kopaonik. We did not have any issued with access or use of the lifts ot pistes. I cannot wait to ride them some more, but after the first day everyone around me started making schedule to ride them, and my 10 year old is so in love with them that does not want to let go. I might need another pair (and now I am really curious to compare them to the 65cm variant). Overall 80% of the friends and family that tried them want to ski with them again especially the ones that also enjoy ice/roller-skating.
I have been on the Ski skates twice
And I LOVE THEM. !!!!
I am 60 years old and haven’t skied in 25 years
The Ski skates have made me love skiing again
It is so much fun
There has been at least a dozen people ask me about the ski skates
They are awesome
I love them.
The mt we were ski was Brenton woods in NH
Ski skates are like small skis that you can attach to your ski or snowboard boots. They let you glide over snow—similar to skiing, but with much shorter skis. Compact, fun, and versatile, ski skates are designed for quick turns, riding backwards, spinning, jumping, and pulling off cool tricks in snow parks or on ski slopes.
Skiskates are available in two different binding types, designed for either snowboard boots or ski boots. The choice between them is yours, depending on your preference. Snowboard boots offer increased flexibility and comfort, making them well-suited for tricks and casual use. Conversely, ski boots offer better stability and might be more convenient if you already own a pair. The decision depends on your specific needs and preferences.
How fast you learn depends on your skills and if you've done things like skiing or inline skating before. If you're new, skiskates might be a bit tricky at first, but if you keep practicing, you'll pick it up fast.
Skiskates are great for adults seeking a unique winter sports experience that combines skiing and inline skating. They also work well for kids, offering a fun and versatile outdoor activity.
Ski boot bindings: 4.5-14.5 US / 36-49 EU / 22,5-32,5 MP
Snowboard boot bindings: 6-14.5 US / 38-49 EU
Some people find them easier than traditional skis because they are shorter and more maneuverable. They can be a good option for beginners or those who want a different skiing experience.
Skiskates can be easy to learn if you know how to ice skate or rollerblade. It's like mixing skiing and skating. But, like anything new, you might need practice. Start on flat ground and as you get better, try different surfaces.
Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart, slightly bend your knees, and you're good to go! For extra stability, you can place one foot in front and lean forward a bit while riding Skiskates.
Skiskates are great for kids learning to ski or anyone wanting to try something different. They make skiing fun and easy, helping kids learn balance and coordination while having a good time on the snow.
