Snowfeet* Skiblades | 120 CM | Mini Sci Corti Snowblades

I have to say, Snowfeet really surprised me in the best possible way. I originally got them so I could teach my kids how to ski without constantly taking off my snowboard boots and switching to traditional ski gear. And it worked perfectly! In the morning I was helping my little racers tackle the bunny hill, in the afternoon I carved a few turns on the slope, and by the evening I realized I hadn’t even taken my snowboard out of the car.

And that’s the biggest surprise – me, a lifelong snowboarder, actually started enjoying skiing. Well… mini skiing. And honestly? It was a blast. With these little skis, you feel much more agile, faster, and above all – comfortable. No buckles, no heavy boots – just strap in and go.

Snowfeet opened up a whole new slope experience for me – you can keep up with your kids, your friends, even the snack bar. And you kind of feel like a ninja on the slopes (or at least I did).
So thanks, Snowfeet, for helping me find the perfect balance between being a snowboard addict and a full-on dad-instructor – all without wrecking my feet or my patience.

Final recommendation:
If you're looking for something light, fun, and practical for the slopes – something that saves you time and nerves – Snowfeet are an awesome choice. Whether you're a parent, a beginner, or just looking for a new twist on skiing – you're going to have fun with these.

Have used my Snowfeet 65cm twice after a 15 year layoff from 148cm skis. I have mixed emotions. The part I love about these skis is I can turn on a dime. Amazing how easy it is to turn, and quickly. I preface the part I don't like about the 65s by saying that I am pushing 60 years old, and my balance is not what it used to be. With that said, the part I don't like ... I find the 65s very unforgiving if I make a balance mistake. I know this is all me, but it is what it is. Don't get me wrong, I still have fun on these skis, but I fall much more often.

If you have good balance, these skis are great, especially if you are into "tricks". If you are like me and your balance is eluding you, longer skis may be a better bet. I tried my buddy's 99s, and they were perfect for me.

I have to give the skis themselves a 5-star rating. I cannot fault the skis for my shortcomings. These skis FOR ME, 3-4 stars. I have had a lot of fun on them, but need a little more forgiveness. 99s for me.

The product came in good condition with high quality material and even complementary sunglasses. However, there is no place online which tells you how to adjust the size of the bindings. Furthermore, when skiing, it is fun but only suitable for steeper greens and blues, not park or blacks. I would recommend this to decently experienced skiers because it is hard to stay balanced in the center (if you lean back or forward you WILL fall easily). Overall, it is a fun recreational activity, but you do need some experience.