Ski
With this category, your first turns on skis are sure to be child's play
Solid all-round skis and classics that have proven themselves on the slopes. This category is particularly suitable for price-conscious customers who need little to no additional services and just fancy a bit of skiing on lighter terrain.
The skis can tolerate small mistakes and provide stability and safety on the slopes. That's why economy skis are also excellent for children. Models from Völkl or Blizzard make learning to ski a walk in the park because it's a whole load of fun.
If you are looking for a specific model, please write us this in your reservation in the field "model request" in the personal data!
Free model change possible at any time
If you are looking for a specific model, please write us this in your reservation in the field "model request" in the personal data!
Free model change possible at any time
I would recommend an economy model to all those who are beginners or to returning skiers looking for a very forgiving and low-speed all-round ski.
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Perfect entry-level models
The economy-class skis are suitable for price-conscious skiers, and especially those who are new to the slopes and occasional skiers. Even skiers who want to take things slow after a break from the slopes will get their money's worth with these skis.
The following criteria sets these skis apart:
- Stable & safe design
- Forgiving construction
- Flatter edges & solid running surface
- Easier to control
Compared to the premium or superior categories, the economy skis are particularly suitable for leisurely skiing. That's why the speed is slightly lower, too. Advanced, athletic skiers are likely better suited to the other categories.
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-Kitzsteinhorn_2260x1600.jpg "Happy family on holiday")
For blue slopes & flat stretches
The economy category models are especially well suited for blue slopes. These slopes are ideal for beginners using safe terrain for practice.
These runs are usually somewhat flatter and cannot exceed a gradient of up to 25 percent. As a result, the speed doesn't get too fast and braking is easier.
In this terrain, the economy models can fully exploit their strengths:
- They ensure a safe skiing experience
- They allow for skiing pleasure & spontaneity
- They provide stability for training
- They reduce the risk of falling
You can, of course, also go on other slopes with economy skis. However, skis with more manoeuvrability and edge grip are better suited for this purpose.
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Kitzsteinhorn.jpg "Slightly advanced")