Why carry heavy ski gear when you can slip into Snowfeet? These are mini skis that you attach to your winter shoes or snowboard boots, giving you the freedom to ski anywhere without bulky equipment. We preserved all the great features of original Snowfeet and made them even more versatile.
Snowfeet are like small skates you attach to your winter or snowboard boots. They let you slide on snow and ice, similar to skiing but with your regular boots. Watch out skiers! Who needs skis when you have Snowfeet?
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Snowfeet* are small, strap-on skates that you can attach to your regular winter or snowboard boots. They allow you to glide over snow and ice, similar to skiing but without the need for special ski equipment.
For using Snowfeet*, you can choose regular winter boots, hiking boots, snowboard boots. Ensure they have good ankle support, a firm and snug fit in the bindings, and are waterproof and insulated for cold conditions.
You can use any winter shoes or snowboard boots with Snowfeet. COMPATIBLE WITH ANY WINTER OR SNOWBOARD BOOTS Just attach Snowfeet to any winter shoes or snowboard boots with bindings.
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Here’s a detailed look at the Snowfeet lineup:
Boots Size fits sizes 6-13 US / 38-47 EU. Kids model available - fits sizes 27-38 EU / US = Min. 10 (Kids Size) - Max.
We recommend Snowfeet* for shoes of sizes from 6 to 13 US or from 38 to 47 EU. If you have smaller shoe size, you should choose Snowfeet* MINI. Model MINI fits sizes 27-38 EU / US = Min. 10 (Kids Size) - Max.
Here’s a breakdown of the key features and benefits of Snowfeet:
Key Features and Benefits
- Compact and Portable: Lightweight and small enough to fit in your backpack, Snowfeet let you skip the hassle of heavy ski boots and expensive equipment.
- Ski Everywhere: Snowfeet are ideal for downhill skiing, snow parks, hiking trails, sledding hills, or even your backyard.
- Easy to Learn: With a short learning curve, Snowfeet are accessible to everyone, from beginners to pros.
- High-Quality Materials: Featuring a patented, award-winning design, Snowfeet are crafted from durable, fiberglass-reinforced material.
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MADE FOR EVERYBODY Snowfeet PRO are here to make skiskating more accessible to everybody and opens the door to becoming a skilled skiskater.
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Snowfeet vs. Snowfeet Pro
The main differences between Snowfeet* and Snowfeet* PRO lie in the design and features. Snowfeet PRO is a bit longer, providing a balance between skiing and skating. Extended length helps with landing in terrain parks.
ADDED LENGTH - We added a bit of length, just the perfect amount to keep the effortless skating experience but at the same time add more balance.
EASIER TO INITIATE TURNS - We also narrowed the base and raised the platform height, making it easier to initiate turns and perform carving.
Using Snowfeet
You can stop using Snowfeet just like you stop with skis or skates. It's similar to a hockey stop. Stopping with Snowfeet might not be as easy as regular skis because they are bigger and heavier, but it's not too hard. To stop, make sure your weight is evenly spread on both Snowfeet.
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Snowfeet* vs. Snowfeet* are good for lots of fun stuff like hiking, going on cross-country trails, and sliding down hills. You can wear them with any winter shoes you like. But Skiskates are more serious and faster. They're made to be used on ski slopes.
Learning to Use Snowfeet
Learning to use Snowfeet* is pretty easy, kind of like learning to ski or skate. Many people actually find it easier. It might take a bit of practice, and you might fall now and then, but that's all part of the fun. Ever seen someone trying to ice-skate for the first time? It's a bit like that. Just focus on keeping your balance, especially if you're used to playing ice hockey, skating, or using inline skates. With Snowfeet*, you can move around freely without those heavy skis. Plus, falling is usually not as risky as with skiing or snowboarding.
It's quite easy, similar to learning how to ski or skate. Many people actually find it easier. It takes some time, and you might fall occasionally, but that's part of the fun. Have you ever seen someone ice-skating for the first time? It's like that. You just need to keep your balance, which is natural for those who play ice hockey, ice skate, or use inline skates. You can move freely without heavy skis. Falling is usually safer compared to skiing or snowboarding.
Where to Use Snowfeet
Using Snowfeet in deep in powder is not a good idea. They work better on packed or groomed snow rather than in soft, deep snow.
We do not recommend using Snowfeet* in deep powder. They perform best on packed or groomed snow rather than in soft, deep snow.
Most ski resorts usually let you use Snowfeet* and other "short skis" on their slopes, but there might be some places where you can't. If you act like you're using regular skis, people usually won't mind. If someone asks, you can tell them that Snowfeet* have the same metal ski edges as other skis, which most ski resorts allow.
Maintenance
Yep, remember to wax the bottom of your Snowfeet* often. It helps them go faster and stops snow from sticking.
Yes, make sure to wax the bottom of your Snowfeet regularly to make them faster and stop snow from sticking.
Snowfeet Models and Pricing
Here’s an overview of the different Snowfeet models and their prices:
| Model | Length | Price (Starting At) | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mini Ski Skates | 38 cm (15 inches) | $250 | The smallest and most convenient option. Great for groomed runs and casual trails. |
| Snowfeet PRO | 50 cm | $275 | Delivers better performance while keeping an ultra-portable design. |
| Skiskates | 44 cm | $575 | Blends portability with performance, suitable for beginners and seasoned skiers. |
| Skiblades | 65 cm | $635 | Brings a fresh twist to skiing, with a wider base for extra stability. |
| Skiblades | 99 cm | $675 | Strikes a great balance between agility and stability, suitable for various terrains. |
| Snowfeet POWDER | 99 cm | $675 | Built for deep-snow days, offering nimble handling in powder. |
Choosing the Right Snowfeet Model
Choosing the right Snowfeet model comes down to a few key things: portability, maneuverability, stability, and your skill level.
- Mini Ski Skates (44 cm): These are super compact and lightweight, making them easy to carry around. They’re great for quick, sharp turns and agile movements.
- Skiblades (99 cm): These give you a more classic skiing vibe.
If you're just starting out or want something versatile, go for the shorter options like Mini Ski Skates or Skiskates. They’re easier to handle and ideal for learning the ropes. But if you're all about speed and a thrilling ride, Skiblades are the way to go.
Snowfeet products are all about keeping things light and simple. Thanks to their lightweight design, they’re super easy to carry and use - no lugging around bulky gear. Their small size makes them incredibly portable, which is a huge win for beginners or casual winter adventurers looking for a fun and easygoing experience.
Snowfeet offer something for everyone, whether you're just starting out on the slopes or you've been skiing for years. Beginners will appreciate how simple they are to pick up, while seasoned riders can take advantage of their unique design to pull off tricks, make sharp turns, and tackle a variety of terrains. Plus, their lightweight, portable build makes them super convenient to carry around.
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