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1. What about shoe size?
One size fits all, so don’t worry. However, we recommend Skiskates for shoes of size: 36-49 EU / 4.5-14.5 US / 22,5-32,5 MP (Snowboard boots version) and 37-49 EU / 5-14.5 US (Ski boots version).
Adjustable bindings let you attach Skiskates to any Snowboard/Ski boots. If you want to use Skiskates with small size boots, select a different hole on the strap and adjust the bindings using a screwdriver. If you use large snowboard boots, you can replace the original front toe straps with extra straps. For people with small shoe size, we generally recommend using snowboard boots to make sure Skiskates fit perfectly, although it’s not necessary. To avoid hassle on the slopes, take your time and adjust the bindings at the comfort of your home, using a screwdriver and a boots you are going to wear with Skiskates.
2. What shoes should I use?
Use any ski or snowboard boots. We recommend quality boots that fix your ankle firmly.
Snowboard boots seem to be the best for ski slopes, but if you take Snowfeet on a hike or just to have fun on a ski slope or sledding hill, winter shoes are the most practical choice. For people with small shoe size, we generally recommend using snowboard boots to make sure Snowfeet fit perfectly, although it's not necessary.
3. Is it hard to learn?
Not really, it is actually pretty easy. It is as hard as learning to ski or skate.
In fact, many people find it easier. However it takes some time and you will definitely fall now and then, but that’s part of the fun. Have you ever seen people ice-skating for the first time? That’s what I’m talking about. You have to keep the front-back balance, so it feels very natural to those who play ice hockey, ice skate, or even use inline skates. You are able to move freely as opposed to wearing heavy clunky skis. Falling is generally much safer than falling with skis or snowboard. Most importantly don't forget that learning is effortless if you enjoy the ride.
4. How do you stop?
You can stop the same way that you stop with your skis or skates. This is also called a hockey stop.
Because of their size and weight, it might not be as easy to stop with Snowfeet as it is with regular skis. However, it's not really difficult either. Make sure you distribute your weight evenly over both of your Snowfeet to make you stop easier and slower. Additionally, you can also slow down using a heel brake.
5. Where to use?
Use them for downhill on ski slopes, in snowparks, on hiking trails, or just have fun on your local sledding hill.
Snowfeet are best on groomed snow. Avoid extremely steep slopes and deep powder. Because Snowfeet are so small, they let you access areas like narrow hiking trails, that you wouldn’t be able to access whilst wearing skis. And because they fit into a backpack, you can take them pretty much anywhere.
6. Do all ski resorts allow the use of Skiskates on their slopes?
Most of the ski resorts allow this kind of “short skis” on their slopes, but not all of them.
Our experience is that if you act as if you were skiing with your traditional skis, no one will bother you. And if that happens anyway, argue that Snowfeet are safe and the base of Snowfeet is made of the exact same metal ski edges as all the other skis, which is the most common requirement of ski resorts. And don’t forget the great thing about Snowfeet is that you can always use them in so many other places, like hiking trails and sledding hills.
7. Where can I buy Skiskates?
The best place on Earth to buy Snowfeet is this website :) The shipping is relatively affordable and fast.
We ship literally anywhere with the exception of PO BOXES. Or you can order them directly from us on Amazon. Just make sure to avoid counterfeits on the internet, they’re not only illegal, but you would regret paying for a cheap knock-off that breaks during your second ride. Some of them only take your money and never deliver the counterfeit.
8. How much is shipping and what’s the shipping time?
Shipping is relatively affordable and fast. The price depends on the country you are from and usually it’s around $9. The shipping time is usually around 4 business days, but it could be up to 8 business days. We always try to deliver your package as fast as possible. Just go to the checkout, fill out your shipping address and you’ll see the shipping information.
9. Can I use them in powder?
Snowfeet are best on groomed snow. You can use Snowfeet on powder that is not thicker than +/- 10 cm (4 in). They are great on ski slopes, snow parks, sliding hills, or hiking trails, just not in deep powder. By the way, most skis are not suited for deep powder snow either. Additionally, try to avoid extremely steep slopes and ungroomed terrain full of bumps and holes.
10. Should I use wax?
Of course, we recommend waxing the base regularly to make Snowfeet even faster and prevent snow from sticking to the base. While you are on a ski trip, wax the base every day.
11. What is your return policy?
We give you a 30 Day Money Back Guarantee because we believe in our product. Make sure that the product is unused and in the original state.
12. For media - do we have permission to use your content?
Sure, you have our permission to use all of our content to create articles or videos about Snowfeet as long as it’s not harming us in any way. Just make sure to add a link to our website so that your audience can learn more about Snowfeet and buy them if they want to. Feel free to contact us for an interview, more information or content.
All you need to know about Skiblades
Yes, we ship all over the world. Shipping costs will apply, and will be added at checkout. We run discounts and promotions all year, so stay tuned for exclusive deals.
Short skis go by names like "skiboards," "snowblades," "mini skis," "skiblades," or "bigfoot." They're shorter than regular skis, which makes them easier to control. A lot of people enjoy using them because they make skiing more fun and flexible on different surfaces.
Skiblades are great for everyone—beginners, intermediate skiers, and even pros who want to have fun on their ski trip. They work well for kids, adults, teenagers and ski instructors. They’re especially handy for adults teaching kids to ski because they let you move around easily. Skiblades are light and easy to ride, unlike big, heavy skis.
When choosing Skiblades, think about your skill level, where you'll use them, and what you like. Beginners should choose shorter, forgiving boards, while advanced riders might want longer, stiffer ones. Wider boards are more stable, but narrower ones are easier to turn. Make sure the bindings fit your boots well, and consider the type of terrain you'll be on.
Skiboards are perfect for doing tricks, jumps, and quick turns on smooth slopes, especially in snow parks. Their short length makes them easy to control and move around, giving you a fun and playful ride.
Yes, short skis are easier to control than long skis. They turn and handle better, making them great for beginners or anyone wanting an easier ride on the slopes.
Skiboards are perfect for kids learning to ski or anyone wanting to try something new. They’re easier to control than regular skis, which helps kids learn to balance more easily.
Skiblades are easier to learn than regular skis. They're shorter and simpler to control, making them a fun choice for beginners. Plus, their light weight is good for people with knee problems.
Maneuverability: Short skis turn easily, so they're great for quick and tight movements on the slopes. This helps a lot when you're skiing through crowded or narrow spots.
Beginner-Friendly: Short skis are perfect for beginners because they're easier to control and turn. They help new skiers gain confidence quickly.
Playfulness: Short skis are more playful and let you do fun tricks and jumps, especially in snow parks.
Lighter and Portable: Short skis are lighter and easier to carry, making them simple to transport and store.
Yes, you can use poles with skiboards. They help you stay balanced, give you stability, and make it easier to move around. Poles are great if you like a traditional skiing feel or need extra support on the slopes.
Skiboards are best for fun on groomed slopes, doing tricks, and quick turns. They're not ideal for deep powder or long-distance skiing.
This product is rated 5.0 of 5.0 stars.
It has received 84 reviews.
It took about two weeks to reach Japan.
I was waiting for it so long.
The day after I received it, I went to the snowy mountains.
Not many people in Japan are using snowfeet yet, so I got a lot of attention!
I can't do tricks yet, but I'm practicing.
I'm actually going back next week!
I'm really looking forward to it!
Not only are the POWDER Skiblades good-looking, but they are fun! I get so many questions about them, and everyone is jelly of my snowboard bindings. It’s also fun because my husband (who snowboards) can use them too — win-win.
I’m a SUPER-SUPER beginner and started my learning process with the Skiblades. They are a blast! I find that shorter skis are a much easier learning experience.
(I will note for anyone interested, that you may only want the POWDER version if you plan on going on slopes with that — POWDER. Otherwise, the normal ski width will be nice. )
OH, AND DID I MENTION THE SNOWBOARD BINDINGS ARE THE BESSSTTTTT!
I get a little workout when I have to bend over and put them on, but it’s SO NICE to be in snowboard boots. A Dream Come True!
If you’re considering these, stop considering them and give them a try!
It has been over 35 years since I last skied and my 99 cm ski boards were the perfect entry back in. They made skiing, carving, maneuvering, and stopping so easy. They almost felt like they were not there and no pressure on my knees. Snowboard boots make skiing so comfortable. Highly recommended!
