Mini skis
Rent mini skis and discover a new way to enjoy the pistes. Shorter, lightweight and highly manoeuvrable, they offer playful skiing, easy turns and maximum sensations. Ideal for trying something different, they appeal to skiers looking for an original, sociable and accessible experience, both on groomed pistes and in fun areas.
In summary
Discover our selection of mini skis for a different skiing experience. Thanks to their compact size and excellent manoeuvrability, they make it easy to link turns and enjoy the pistes in a new way. Our experts will help you choose the right equipment for a fun, comfortable and safe experience.
Mini skis: discover a new way to ski
Fancy a change from traditional skis?
Mini skis offer an original, fun and accessible skiing experience. Shorter and extremely manoeuvrable, they make it easy to link turns, play with the contours of the piste and discover new sensations from your very first runs.
Whether you’re spending a day with friends, enjoying a family outing or simply looking to try something different, mini skis promise maximum fun on the pistes.
Playful skiing full of sensations
Thanks to their compact size, mini skis are particularly responsive. They allow you to make tight turns, enjoy small bumps and move around with great freedom. Their manoeuvrability quickly provides a feeling of lightness and fluidity, making them ideal for having fun on groomed pistes. The absence of poles enhances this feeling of freedom and offers a different approach to skiing, which is more intuitive and dynamic.
Easy to get to grips with
Mini skis are popular for their accessibility. Their short length makes it easier to initiate turns and quickly build confidence. A few runs are generally enough to start having fun. They are perfect for skiers who want to discover a new way of skiing or enjoy a different experience without seeking speed.
A discipline that requires balance
Although mini skis are easy to manoeuvre, they still require good balance. Their short length provides less grip and stability than a pair of traditional skis, particularly at higher speeds. To get the most out of this activity, it is recommended to adopt a relaxed stance, keep your knees bent and ski on pistes suited to your level. Mini skis are above all designed for fun, manoeuvrability and sensations rather than performance.
Rent your mini skis from our experts
Our teams will help you discover this discipline in the best possible conditions. We provide recent mini skis equipped with genuine safety bindings and carefully maintained to ensure comfort and reliability.
Whether you want to try a new activity, share a fun moment with friends or simply rediscover the pistes in a different way, we will recommend the equipment best suited to your needs so you can make the most of your day.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about mini skis
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What are mini skis?
Mini skis, also known as snowblades, are shorter than traditional alpine skis. Their short length makes them highly manoeuvrable and allows you to enjoy playful skiing, ideal for linking tight turns and discovering new sensations on the pistes.
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Who are mini skis suitable for?
Mini skis are suitable for skiers who want to try a different way of skiing and have fun on the pistes. They are accessible to people who already have some basic skiing skills and appeal to both adults and teenagers looking for new sensations.
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Is it easy to learn to ski with mini skis?
Mini skis are generally easy to get to grips with thanks to their excellent manoeuvrability. They make it easier to initiate turns than with traditional skis. However, they require good balance and good control of your speed to ski safely.
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Can mini skis be used on all pistes?
Yes, mini skis are mainly designed for use on groomed pistes. They are ideal for green, blue and red pistes and fun areas. However, they are less suitable for deep snow, off-piste skiing or long descents at high speed.
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Should you use poles with mini skis?
Mini skis are generally used without poles so you can make the most of their manoeuvrability and maintain a high degree of freedom of movement. However, some experienced skiers may choose to use poles according to their preferences.
