Height and weight are both important in choosing the correct size skis for kids, but as a general rule, kid’s skis should hit somewhere between their chin and forehead, but like adult skis, the most suitable length depends on a few other factors.
Our stores have a wide range of kid’s ski equipment so if in doubt, visit us in store and get expert advice from our knowledgeable staff.
Rab have been making sleeping bags for over 30 years and are constantly evolving and re-designing their ideas despite having created some of the best bags in the industry to date. 2014 is no exception and this season has seen updates to classic models as well as new innovations across the board that promise to offer a greater level of performance than ever before.
When it comes to ski boots, achieving the perfect balance of comfort and performance is a fine art. By taking the time to customise your footwear, you can eliminate pain and enjoy superior control over your skis.
Also known as randonnée, alpine touring is increasing in popularity. If you’re a skier making the jump to backcountry or alpine touring your boots are as important as ever.
New to snowsports? Wondering why you need special outerwear? And, why it varies so much in price and technical spec, especially when you’re used to just throwing on a waterproof jacket and heading out the door? We've got you...
A mid-layer provides warmth, so the one you choose can make or break your day in the mountains. To help you out, we've created this guide so you can choose the right mid-layer for you.
Thermoball, The North Face’s revolutionary insulation alternative, started with a problem. Goose down is widely recognised as the warmest and lightest insulation available, yet once wet its insulation properties are less than efficient. Whilst synthetic insulations, performs better in wet condition, is heavier and less compactable.
What is MIPS, and why does it matter for a ski or snowboard helmet? Here's how the low friction layer works, what it protects against, and how it's tested.
Snug or roomy? Soft flex or stiff? Here's how to pick ski boots that match your foot, your ability and how you ski, with sizing, flex and boot type covered.
Cylindrical, spherical or toric? Here's how to pick ski goggles that suit your face, your resort and the light you actually ski in, with lens tech and fit covered.
Fixed or adjustable, aluminium or carbon? Here's how to pick ski poles that suit your height, skiing style and terrain.
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