Size guide

Complete size guide for ski equipment

Choosing the right size ski equipment is crucial for fully enjoying the mountains. Whether you're into ski mountaineering, downhill skiing, freeriding, or ski touring, selecting the correct size is essential for safety and comfort. This guide centralizes essential advice for each type of ski equipment, tailored to every skier profile, whether child, woman, or man.

Choosing the right size equipment

Ski size guide

Choosing the right ski length is essential for optimizing your performance and safety on the slopes. Advanced skiers may prefer longer skis for better stability at high speeds, while beginners can benefit from the maneuverability of shorter skis. To determine the ideal length, consider your experience level, height, and the type of skiing you do.

Ski pole size guide

The length of your ski poles directly affects your posture and skiing technique. Generally, to find the ideal length, your poles should reach the ground when you hold them upside down, with the grips touching the ground and your arms forming a 90-degree angle. Consult our dedicated page to choose the right poles for your skiing style, whether on groomed slopes or for ski touring.

Ski helmet size guide

A properly fitted helmet is essential for your safety on the slopes. It should be snug enough to stay in place during sudden movements, while still remaining comfortable. Don't forget to consider the space needed for your glasses if you wear them.

Ski glove size guide

Well-fitting ski gloves contribute to a better grip and optimal thermal comfort. They should allow complete freedom of movement and prevent fogging during strenuous activity. To find the right size, measure the circumference of your hand and the length of your middle finger.

Ski boot size guide

Ski boots should provide adequate support without restricting blood circulation. It's important to choose a boot that fits not only the length of your foot but also its width and volume. A good fit ensures ski control and comfort on the slopes.

Ski mask size guide

When choosing ski goggles, consider their compatibility with your helmet and their fog-proofing capabilities, especially for those who wear glasses. Ensure the goggles fit snugly for maximum protection and clear visibility.