Even if you are an experienced Alpine downhill skier, you need to learn to crawl before you walk when you move over to cross-country skiing. The skis used in cross-country are lighter and narrower than Alpine skis. The curve at the tip of t… read more
Choosing a pair of cross-country skis is not difficult, but finding the right ski and right size has changed a bit over the last two decades. Skis really don't care how tall you are; it's about weight and having enough ski to provide proper… read more
Choosing the correct ski length has a great effect on how you perform in the snow. Skis that are too long or too short can cause annoying problems and take away from a skier's full potential. You should choose the right length of skis based… read more
After standing in a lift line for 15 minutes, it occurs to you--there are literally hundreds of different types of skis in all shapes, sizes, colors and purpose. So, if you're interested in buying your first pair of snow skis, how do you de… read more
Randonee skiing, with its focus on summits, steep descents and mountain traverses, is also known as alpine touring, AT skiing or ski mountaineering. Randonee bindings allow the skier to lift his heels for cross-country or uphill travel--as… read more
Cross country skiing is a great way to stay in shape while building endurance and skill. But before you choose a pair of cross country skis, you need to decide what kind of skier you want to be. You might like the thrill of racing, the long… read more
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