We have devised a simple chart to assist you in selecting your correct ski length. If you require any further assistance, our staff will be only to happy to help.
| Weight (stones) |
5-6 |
6-7 |
7-7.5 |
7.5-8.5 |
8.5-9.5 |
10-10.75 |
11-11.25 |
12.5-13.5 |
13.5+ |
| Weight (kilos) |
32-38 |
38-43 |
43-47 |
48-54 |
57-62 |
63-69 |
70-79 |
80-86 |
87+ |
| Length (cm's) |
125 |
135 |
145 |
155 |
160 |
165 |
170 |
170 |
175 |
| Level 1/2 |
Level 3 |
Level 4 |
Level 5/6 |
Level 7/8 |
Level 9/10 |
| Skiing for the first time |
Able to ski green/blue runs |
Able to ski Blue/Red runs |
Able to ski all pisted runs in good conditions |
Able to ski all runs on/off piste in good conditions |
Able to ski anywhere on the mountain |
| -15cm |
-10cm |
-5cm |
0 cm |
+5cm |
+10cm |
1. Select your weight level.The ski length at the bottom of your weight column is your suggested starting length.
2. Now select your abilty level, the amount in cms at the bottom of your ability level is added to or subtracted from your starting length.
3. Add a further 5cm if you are spending 60% or more of your time off Piste.
4. By adding the above together you will have found your recommended ski length.
By adding your Ski length to your ability you will have found your recommended
ski length. For example a person weighing 75kg, who is a level 7 skier will
ski on length of 170 + 5cms = 175cms.
This ski length chart is a guide as not all skis end in 5 or 0 cms and therefore suggest you ski closest to the recommended length
Once you have ordered your skis we will need the following information in order to mount the bindings correctly
- Your Height in cm
- Your Weight in kg
- Your Skiing Ability Level
- Ski Boot Length in mm
This boot length is usually stamped into the outer plastic shell of the boot around the heel area.
Please add these details in the special instructions option during the online payment process.
