Downhill Ski

Although we are a small local Kenora ski shop we carry some of the top brands out there. As a life long ski fanatic our shop owner loves to get you and your family on the right equipment for both performance and budget. We can't wait to be showcasing all of our ski selection in our new location this fall 2024 at 834 river dr.

sizing considerations:

• Skier weight: If you have a slight build for your height, consider choosing skis on the shorter end of the range. If you have a larger frame, think about moving up to longer skis. Some ski manufacturers provide skier weight recommendations; look in the Specs section on the ski brand sites for this information.
• Skiing style: If you like to make quick turns, opt for shorter skis. If you want to ski fast, go with a longer pair.
• Terrain: If your favorite hill is dominated by narrow, twisty trails, look at shorter skis. They're better at quickly maneuvering into tight turns. If you only ski open slopes or mostly ski ungroomed snow, then consider longer skis.
• Personal preference: If you know you prefer longer or shorter skis, keep that in mind when choosing length.
• For children under age 6, stand skis up beside the child; the tips should not quite reach their chin.
• For children 6 to 12, stand skis up beside the child; the tips should touch a part of their face.