Messy Weekend Float II XE2 Snow Goggles Frameless Magnetic Interchangeable Lens System High-contrast XE2 lens technology 100% UV400 Protection Anti-Fog and Anti-Scratch Coating Adjustable straps with anti-slip silicone for better hold CHECK PRICE AT MESSY WEEKEND SHOP Messy Weekend Float […]
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OUTDOORMASTER SNOW GOGGLES PRO Frameless Magnetic Interchangeable Lens System 20+ different lenses available 100% UV400 Protection Anti-Fog Coating Adjustable straps with anti-slip silicone for better hold Universal Helmet Compatibility Excellent Price CHECK PRICE AT OUTDOORMASTER CHECK PRICE AT AMAZON Use […]
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“Mikaela Shiffrin skiing on her red Atomic skis.” That is the view everybody knows from World Cup slopes. And this image should not change. According to web Neveitalia (article in Italian), Shiffrin and Atomic prolonged their cooperation until the end […]
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Transport of skis, ski poles, and ski boots includes two phases. You need a quality ski bag for long-distance transport. However, you will not use a ski bag for carrying your skis and poles from the parking lot to the […]
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Wearing ski helmet is like fastening the seat belt in the car. The absolutely obvious thing when going skiing. Big progress towards safety was made in past years. Now you will hardly find anyone in the skiing resort who will […]
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Be in the good physical condition and improve your stability and balance. Those are two basic recommendations for every skier and snowboarder. All year long, on season and off-season, you should work on both mentioned skills. There are plenty of […]
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There is one question I hear a lot. It is a question asked mostly by ski beginners or people who have kids starting with winter sports. Is it better to buy or rent the skis and ski boots (or snowboard […]
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FIS Skiing World Cup Season finished a few weeks earlier than planned. The “Covid-19” situation required to limit mass events with a high density of people. Therefore, the FIS World Cup Skiing competitions finished before all scheduled events take place. […]
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Races planned in North America (Lake Louise, Canada – Killington, USA – Beaver Creek, USA) from 28th November till 6th December were canceled. The new final schedule was released at the beginning of October.
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The calendar is preliminary and will be confirmed later (summer 2020).
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New-season always brings a lot of new ski models. 2020/2021 will be no exemption. Brands are revealing their plans during the year, and we will thoroughly note all new releases. Our overview of the best alpine skis for 2020/2021 is […]
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Elan alpine skis were a synonym for high-quality skis in the late seventies and early eighties of the last century. Now, after a few years of pause, Elan is again the brand of the best possible standard with a lot […]
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New season, new models. Every ski season brings new models from leading manufacturers. We went through their catalogs, shops and demo sessions for the upcoming season to find out what is new and what is really worth it. Here is […]
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Legs are doing most of the job when skiing or snowboarding. Therefore, the comfort of your feet should be well assured to make the most of any of your ski or snowboard experience. We prepared the short beginners to guide […]
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Good vision is important everywhere. Skiing and snowboarding are no exception. The speed, sun or shadow, light reflection from snow are all factors that impact the quality of your vision and also the quality of your skiing and snowboarding experience. […]
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Indoor skiing starts to be quite popular during the summer. The number of ski resorts with ski slopes indoor is rising exponentially over past years, mostly in countries with hot temperatures and lack of natural snow opportunities. Ski Dubai is […]
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Skiers who want to ski on snow all year round have two opportunities. One is to travel all around the world to keep up with the winter. That means moving to Australia and New Zealand from July to August, then […]
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