You may know them as Skiboards, Skiblades, Snowblades, Short Ski or Big Foot. The short forms of regular skis that allow free movement and enhance creativity on the slopes.
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:40 Difference - Skiboards, Skiblades, Snowblades
2:06 History
3:08 Choosing Length, Width, Radius...
6:06 Bindings
8:26 Snowfeet Skiboards
9:12 Is it hard to learn?
Who are Skiboards good for?
Actually, for skiers of all levels! For beginners, riding on skiboards is super easy to learn because the control of movement and speed is not complicated by long and heavy boards stuck to their feet. No more embarrassing moments on the slope with your ski tips crossed.
Intermediates may feel a huge improvement when they use their short ski to be more confident with their moves. That can bring them to start trying some tricks, at which they would be otherwise limited with regular skis. You just have to tame your fear not to get in your way.
Even if, as an expert, you may think you've already mastered everything, skiboards may offer you some extra experience. Maybe carving fast turns with your hand dragging in the snow or riding through the forest paths, there are no bad conditions for these.
Just show what you dare for!
Are Skiboards easier than skis?
Yes, they are. As mentioned above, they are shorter, and therefore easier to manuever. Plus, they provide extra support with a wider base as opposed to regular skis. Skiboards are amazing skis even for skiers with knee injuries since it is not as demanding to carve or take turns.
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17 авг 2024
