Skate Cross Country Skis
Madshus Active Skate JR Cross Country Skis
€159.95 €109.95Fischer RCS Skate Plus + Bindings Cross Country Skis
€609.95 €359.95Atomic Skate Cross Country Package
From €320.95Madshus Skate Cross Country Package
From €291.95Atomic Pro S2 + PSK Binding Skating Cross Country Skis
€209.95 €189.95Atomic Redster S5 Skate Cross Country Package
From €345.95Rossignol Delta Sport Skating Cross Country Skis
€219.95 €139.95Atomic Redster S5 Skating Cross Country Skis
€249.95 €169.95Fischer RCS Skate Cold + Bindings Cross Country Skis
€609.95Fischer Aerolite Skate 60 Skating Cross Country Skis
€189.95 €169.95Madshus Nanosonic Carbon Skate Cross Country Skis
€439.95 €249.95Fischer Carbonlite Plus Skating Cross Country Skis
€679.95 €449.95Atomic Redster S7 Skate + Binding Cross Country Skis
€419.95 €339.95Madshus Redline S/LTD Skate Skating Cross Country Skis
€619.95 €479.95What Are Cross Country Skate Skis?
Cross country skate skis are used for the Nordic discipline of skate skiing. This form of cross country skiing involves the skier making a skating motion, similar to the ice skating technique, that creates momentum to ski and glide along snowy groomed trails. This is a great form of exercise and the perfect way to explore nature. Aside from being a relaxing hobby, there is a competitive side to skate skiing, with professional athletes racing in all the “cold” corners of the world.
The skate skis are attached to the skier with specific cross country skate bindings and skate boots. These can be purchased individually, or you can choose a skate package to have all the right gear, together at a convenient price.
What Size Cross Country Skate Skis Do I Need?
The skate ski length you should choose is based on your weight, height, and preference. Each ski length comes with a recommended user weight interval that you should fit within. Being within the weight interval allows the ski to flex appropriately for optimal performance. The general rule of thumb is that the skis should be between 5-15 cm longer than your height.
If you are stuck between two sizes, think about what you want to do with your skate skis. Shorter skate skis are more agile and easier to use, whereas longer skate skis require more control but offer great momentum and speed.
If you would like to have a look at the skate ski boots and bindings to match the skis, check out Cross Country Skate Ski Boots & Cross Country Skate Ski Bindings.