Sizing guide

"Nordic hiking" skis are designed to make skiing as easy as possible while providing maximum stability and control.

• CHOOSING THE SIZE OF YOUR SKIS

The most important thing to think about is your weight.

Then fine-tune your choice based on your technical skill and your goals for making progress.

• Stuck between 2 skis? If you're just getting started with cross-country skiing or aren't comfortable with classic techniques yet, choose the smaller ski. However, if your goal is to improve your performance, we recommend going for the longer ski.

To find out more about choosing classic skis, visit our advice page:

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"Nordic hiking" skis are designed to make skiing as easy as possible while providing maximum stability and control.

• CHOOSING THE SIZE OF YOUR SKIS

The most important thing to think about is your weight.

Then fine-tune your choice based on your technical skill and your goals for making progress.

• Stuck between 2 skis? If you're just getting started with cross-country skiing or aren't comfortable with classic techniques yet, choose the smaller ski. However, if your goal is to improve your performance, we recommend going for the longer ski.

To find out more about choosing classic skis, visit our advice page:

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"Nordic hiking" skis are designed to make skiing as easy as possible while providing maximum stability and control.

• CHOOSING THE SIZE OF YOUR SKIS

The most important thing to think about is your weight.

Then fine-tune your choice based on your technical skill and your goals for making progress.

• Stuck between 2 skis? If you're just getting started with cross-country skiing or aren't comfortable with classic techniques yet, choose the smaller ski. However, if your goal is to improve your performance, we recommend going for the longer ski.

To find out more about choosing classic skis, visit our advice page:

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AERO 7 eSKIN PM PLK ACCESS    L412131PM+
ESCAPE 6 GRIP    L40884000+
ESCAPE 6 VITANE GRIP    L40883800+
ESCAPE 5 GRIP PM PLK ACCESS CL    L409349PM+

• CHOOSING THE SIZE OF CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING SKATE SKIS

The size of your future pair of skate skis is usually the first question that comes to mind. The typical skier uses cross-country skiing skate skis 10 to 15 cm shorter than their classic skis. 

Normally we would use our own height to choose the length of the skis (like for Alpine skiing, for example), but this would be a mistake.

Whether skiing cross-country or classic, your weight is the main factor in choosing the size of your cross-country skates.

• Using your weight, find the right-sized ski for you.
• Found two ski sizes for your weight? Choose based on your technical skill and your goals for making progress. Shorter skis are easier to use, whereas bigger sizes will help you slide longer.

For example: I weigh 75 kg, I ski regularly and am looking to improve: I'll go for the 192 cm ski.

To find out more about choosing skate skis, visit our advice page:

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• CHOOSING THE SIZE OF CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING SKATE SKIS

The size of your future pair of skate skis is usually the first question that comes to mind. The typical skier uses cross-country skiing skate skis 10 to 15 cm shorter than their classic skis. 

Normally we would use our own height to choose the length of the skis (like for Alpine skiing, for example), but this would be a mistake.

Whether skiing cross-country or classic, your weight is the main factor in choosing the size of your cross-country skates.

• Using your weight, find the right-sized ski for you.
• Found two ski sizes for your weight? Choose based on your technical skill and your goals for making progress. Shorter skis are easier to use, whereas bigger sizes will help you slide longer.

For example: I weigh 75 kg, I ski regularly and am looking to improve: I'll go for the 192 cm ski.

To find out more about choosing skate skis, visit our advice page:

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RS 7 PM PLK ACCESS SK    L409353PM+

• CHOOSING THE SIZE OF CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING SKATE SKIS

The size of your future pair of skate skis is usually the first question that comes to mind. The typical skier uses cross-country skiing skate skis 10 to 15 cm shorter than their classic skis. 

Normally we would use our own height to choose the length of the skis (like for Alpine skiing, for example), but this would be a mistake.

Whether skiing cross-country or classic, your weight is the main factor in choosing the size of your cross-country skates.

• Using your weight, find the right-sized ski for you.
• Found two ski sizes for your weight? Choose based on your technical skill and your goals for making progress. Shorter skis are easier to use, whereas bigger sizes will help you slide longer.

For example: I weigh 75 kg, I ski regularly and am looking to improve: I'll go for the 192 cm ski.

To find out more about choosing skate skis, visit our advice page:

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• CHOOSING THE SIZE OF CLASSIC CROSS-COUNTRY SKIS

A pair of classic cross-country skis is about 15 to 20 cm longer than the skier is tall. However, the most important thing to think about is your weight and your skill level.

Using your height and weight, find the right-sized ski for you.

• Then fine-tune your choice based on your technical skill and your goals for making progress.
• Stuck between 2 skis? If you're just getting started with cross-country skiing or aren't comfortable with classic techniques yet, choose the smaller ski. However, if your goal is to improve your performance, we recommend going for the longer ski.

For example: I'm 178 cm tall, I weigh 75 kg, I ski regularly and am looking to improve: I'll go for the soft version 206 cm ski.

To find out more about choosing classic skis, visit our advice page:

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• CHOOSING THE SIZE OF CLASSIC CROSS-COUNTRY SKIS

A pair of classic cross-country skis is about 15 to 20 cm longer than the skier is tall. However, the most important thing to think about is your weight and your skill level.

Using your height and weight, find the right-sized ski for you.

• Then fine-tune your choice based on your technical skill and your goals for making progress.
• Stuck between 2 skis? If you're just getting started with cross-country skiing or aren't comfortable with classic techniques yet, choose the smaller ski. However, if your goal is to improve your performance, we recommend going for the longer ski.

For example: I'm 178 cm tall, I weigh 75 kg, I ski regularly and am looking to improve: I'll go for the soft version 206 cm ski.

To find out more about choosing classic skis, visit our advice page:

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RC 8 eSKIN Hard + PS PRO    L41346900+
RC 8 eSKIN Med+ PS PRO    L41347000+

• CHOOSING THE SIZE OF CLASSIC CROSS-COUNTRY SKIS

A pair of classic cross-country skis is about 15 to 20 cm longer than the skier is tall. However, the most important thing to think about is your weight and your skill level.

Using your height and weight, find the right-sized ski for you.

• Then fine-tune your choice based on your technical skill and your goals for making progress.
• Stuck between 2 skis? If you're just getting started with cross-country skiing or aren't comfortable with classic techniques yet, choose the smaller ski. However, if your goal is to improve your performance, we recommend going for the longer ski.

For example: I'm 178 cm tall, I weigh 75 kg, I ski regularly and am looking to improve: I'll go for the soft version 206 cm ski.

To find out more about choosing classic skis, visit our advice page:

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S/LAB CARBON eSKIN S+PS Race    L41345800+
S/RACE eSKIN X-Hard + PS RACE    L41346000+
S/RACE eSKIN Hard + PS RACE    L41346100+
S/RACE eSKIN Med + PS RACE    L41346200+
S/RACE eSKIN Soft + PS RACE    L41346300+
RC10 eSKIN X-Hard+ PS PRO    L41346400+
RC10 eSKIN Hard+ PS PRO    L41346500+
RC10 eSKIN Med+ PS PRO    L41346600+
RC10 eSKIN Soft+ PS PRO    L41346700+
 

• CHOOSING THE SIZE OF CLASSIC CROSS-COUNTRY SKIS

A pair of classic cross-country skis is about 15 to 20 cm longer than the skier is tall. However, the most important thing to think about is your weight and your skill level.

Using your height and weight, find the right-sized ski for you.

• Then fine-tune your choice based on your technical skill and your goals for making progress.
• Stuck between 2 skis? If you're just getting started with cross-country skiing or aren't comfortable with classic techniques yet, choose the smaller ski. However, if your goal is to improve your performance, we recommend going for the longer ski.

For example: I'm 178 cm tall, I weigh 75 kg, I ski regularly and am looking to improve: I'll go for the soft version 206 cm ski.

To find out more about choosing classic skis, visit our advice page:

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S/LAB CARBON CLASSIC Med    L40886600+
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S/LAB CARBON CLASSIC RED Med    L40886300+
S/LAB CARBON CLASSIC RED Soft    L40886000+
S/LAB CARBON CLASSIC BLUE Med    L40886100+
S/LAB CARBON CLASSIC BLUE Soft    L40886200+
S/LAB CARBON CLASSIC ZERO Med    L40885900+
S/LAB CARBON CLASSIC ZERO Soft    L40885800+
S/RACE CLASSIC Hard    L41186800+
S/RACE CLASSIC Med    L41186900+
S/RACE CLASSIC Soft    L41187000+

• CHOOSING THE SIZE OF CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING SKATE SKIS

The size of your future pair of skate skis is usually the first question that comes to mind. The typical skier uses cross-country skiing skate skis 10 to 15 cm shorter than their classic skis. 

Normally we would use our own height to choose the length of the skis (like for Alpine skiing, for example), but this would be a mistake.

Whether skiing cross-country or classic, your weight is the main factor in choosing the size of your cross-country skates.

• Using your weight, find the right-sized ski for you.
• Found two ski sizes for your weight? Choose based on your technical skill and your goals for making progress. Shorter skis are easier to use, whereas bigger sizes will help you slide longer.

For example: I weigh 75 kg, I ski regularly and am looking to improve: I'll go for the 192 cm ski.

To find out more about choosing skate skis, visit our advice page: here 

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1. Place a sheet of paper on the floor and against a wall
2. Make sure you are wearing the same socks that you would normally wear with this type of shoe
3. Wearing these socks, stand on the sheet of paper with your foot perpendicular to the wall and your heel against the wall.
4. Then use a pen to draw a line just in front of your big toe. Repeat for both feet and take the longer distance to determine your size.
5. Using a ruler, measure the distance between the wall and the line you drew to find your size.

1. Chest: Measure around the chest horizontally at the widest point
2. Waist: Measure around the narrowest part of your waist
3. Hip: Measure around the widest point
4. Sleeve length: Measure from middle back to wrist  (upper side of the sleeve)

1. Waist: Measure around the narrowest part of your waist
2. Hip: Measure around the widest point
3. Inseam pant: Measure from the top of your leg to the end of your leg (inside of the leg)

1. Waist: Measure around the narrowest part of your waist
2. Hip: Measure around the widest point
3. Inseam pant: From a standing position, measure from your crotch down the inside leg to the floor

1. Waist: Measure around the narrowest part of your waist
2. Hip: Measure around the widest point
3. Inseam pant: From a standing position, measure from your crotch down the inside leg to the floor

1. Chest: Measure around the chest horizontally at the widest point

1. Thigh: Measure around the widest point of your thigh

1. Hand Length: Measure from the tip of your middle finger to the base of your palm
2. Hand Width: Measure your palm from one side to the other at the widest part
3. Wrist Circumference: Measure around the widest point of your wrist

1. Head: Measure the circumference of your head at the widest point

1. Chest: Measure around the chest horizontally at the widest point

1. Chest: Measure around the chest horizontally at the widest point
2. Back : Measure your back vertically

1. Chest: Measure around the chest horizontally at the widest point

1. Chest: Measure around the widest point

1. Hip: Measure around the widest point

1. Hip: Measure around the widest point

1. Torso: Measure diagonally from the middle of your shoulder to your natural waist

1. Place a sheet of paper on the floor and against a wall
2. Make sure you are wearing the same socks that you would normally wear with this type of shoe
3. Wearing these socks, stand on the sheet of paper with your foot perpendicular to the wall and your heel against the wall.
4. Then use a pen to draw a line just in front of your big toe. Repeat for both feet and take the longer distance to determine your size.
5. Using a ruler, measure the distance between the wall and the line you drew to find your size.

1. Place a sheet of paper on the floor and against a wall.
2. Stand on the sheet of paper with your foot perpendicular to the wall and your heel against the wall.
3. Use a pen to draw a line just in front of your big toe. Repeat for both feet and take the longer distance to determine your size.
4. Then use a ruler to measure the distance between the wall and the line you drew to find your size.

1. Head: Measure the circumference of your head at the widest point

1. Head: Measure the circumference of your head at the widest point

1. Place a sheet of paper on the floor and against a wall.
2. Make sure you are wearing the same socks that you would normally wear with this type of shoe
3. Wearing these socks, stand on the sheet of paper with your foot perpendicular to the wall and your heel against the wall.
4. Then use a pen to draw a line just in front of your big toe. Repeat for both feet and take the longer distance to determine your size.
5. Using a ruler, measure the distance between the wall and the line you drew to find your size.
6. Once you’ve got your length in millimeters, you just have to report it in the corresponding cell of the column “foot length range (mm)” whatever the franchise.

1. Place a sheet of paper on the floor and against a wall.
2. Make sure you are wearing the same socks that you would normally wear with this type of shoe
3. Wearing these socks, stand on the sheet of paper with your foot perpendicular to the wall and your heel against the wall.
4. Then use a pen to draw a line just in front of your big toe. Repeat for both feet and take the longer distance to determine your size.
5. Using a ruler, measure the distance between the wall and the line you drew to find your size.
6. Once you’ve got your length in millimeters, you just have to report it in the corresponding cell of the column “foot length range (mm)” whatever the franchise.

Choose the right ski length for you based on your height and skiing level.

1. Beginner
   Min: You have never skied before
   Max: You can ski in a cautious wedge.
2. Intermediate
   Min: You can make round turns with confidence on green terrain
   Max: You link turns with speed control and bring skis together parallel at the end of the turn on green and easier blue runs
3. Advanced
   Min: You ski mostly parallel but may wedge or step to start the turns. Confident on green and blue runs.
   Max: You use a parallel stance on smooth blue runs and are testing your skills on varied terrain and snow conditions including red slopes
4. Expert
   Min: You ski with controlled parallel turns, maintaining rhythm and speed control on groomed black runs
   Max: You ski with good technique on all terrain and snow conditions, using carved short radius turns

An example of how easy it is:

• Measure your body heightè175cm
• Define your ski level based on the below descriptionè Intermediate
• Pick your favorite ski model è S/Force 11
• Find the right ski size range for you è 175 + Intermediate x S/Force 11 = 175 + [-5,0] = [170, 175]
• Buy your perfect ski online è S/Force 11 size 170 is your perfect ski!

1. Place a sheet of paper on the floor and against a wall.
2. Make sure you are wearing the same socks that you would normally wear with this type of shoe
3. Wearing these socks, stand on the sheet of paper with your foot perpendicular to the wall and your heel against the wall.
4. Then use a pen to draw a line just in front of your big toe. Repeat for both feet and take the longer distance to determine your size.
5. Using a ruler, measure the distance between the wall and the line you drew to find your size.
6. Once you’ve got your length in millimeters, you just have to report it in the corresponding cell of the column “foot length range (mm)” whatever the franchise.

Choose the right ski length for you based on your height and skiing level.

1. Beginner
   Min: You have never skied before
   Max: You can ski in a cautious wedge.
2. Intermediate
   Min: You can make round turns with confidence on green terrain
   Max: You link turns with speed control and bring skis together parallel at the end of the turn on green and easier blue runs
3. Advanced
   Min: You ski mostly parallel but may wedge or step to start the turns. Confident on green and blue runs.
   Max: You use a parallel stance on smooth blue runs and are testing your skills on varied terrain and snow conditions including red slopes
4. Expert
   Min: You ski with controlled parallel turns, maintaining rhythm and speed control on groomed black runs
   Max: You ski with good technique on all terrain and snow conditions, using carved short radius turns

An example of how easy it is:

• Measure your body height è175cm
• Define your ski level based on the below description è Intermediate
• Pick your favorite ski model è S/Force 11
• Find the right ski size range for you è 175 + Intermediate x S/Force 11 = 175 + [-5,0] = [170, 175]
• Buy your perfect ski online è S/Force 11 size 170 is your perfect ski!

1. Place a sheet of paper on the floor and against a wall.
2. Make sure you are wearing the same socks that you would normally wear with this type of shoe
3. Wearing these socks, stand on the sheet of paper with your foot perpendicular to the wall and your heel against the wall.
4. Then use a pen to draw a line just in front of your big toe. Repeat for both feet and take the longer distance to determine your size.
5. Using a ruler, measure the distance between the wall and the line you drew to find your size.
6. Once you’ve got your length in millimeters, you just have to report it in the corresponding cell of the column “foot length range (mm)” whatever the franchise.

1. Place a sheet of paper on the floor and against a wall.
2. Make sure you are wearing the same socks that you would normally wear with this type of shoe
3. Wearing these socks, stand on the sheet of paper with your foot perpendicular to the wall and your heel against the wall.
4. Then use a pen to draw a line just in front of your big toe. Repeat for both feet and take the longer distance to determine your size.
5. Using a ruler, measure the distance between the wall and the line you drew to find your size.
6. Once you’ve got your length in millimeters, you just have to report it in the corresponding cell of the column “foot length range (mm)” whatever the franchise.

1. Place a sheet of paper on the floor and against a wall.
2. Make sure you are wearing the same socks that you would normally wear with this type of shoe
3. Wearing these socks, stand on the sheet of paper with your foot perpendicular to the wall and your heel against the wall.
4. Then use a pen to draw a line just in front of your big toe. Repeat for both feet and take the longer distance to determine your size.
5. Using a ruler, measure the distance between the wall and the line you drew to find your size.
6. Once you’ve got your length in millimeters, you just have to report it in the corresponding cell of the column “foot length range (mm)” whatever the franchise.

Choose the right ski length for you based on your height and skiing level.

1. Beginner
   Min: You have never skied before
   Max: You can ski in a cautious wedge.
2. Intermediate
   Min: You can make round turns with confidence on green terrain
   Max: You link turns with speed control and bring skis together parallel at the end of the turn on green and easier blue runs
3. Advanced
   Min: You ski mostly parallel but may wedge or step to start the turns. Confident on green and blue runs.
   Max: You use a parallel stance on smooth blue runs and are testing your skills on varied terrain and snow conditions including red slopes
4. Expert
   Min: You ski with controlled parallel turns, maintaining rhythm and speed control on groomed black runs
   Max: You ski with good technique on all terrain and snow conditions, using carved short radius turns

An example of how easy it is:

• Measure your body height è175cm
• Define your ski level based on the below description è Intermediate
• Pick your favorite ski model è S/Force 11
• Find the right ski size range for you è 175 + Intermediate x S/Force 11 = 175 + [-5,0] = [170, 175]
• Buy your perfect ski online è S/Force 11 size 170 is your perfect ski!

1. Place a sheet of paper on the floor and against a wall.
2. Make sure you are wearing the same socks that you would normally wear with this type of shoe
3. Wearing these socks, stand on the sheet of paper with your foot perpendicular to the wall and your heel against the wall.
4. Then use a pen to draw a line just in front of your big toe. Repeat for both feet and take the longer distance to determine your size.
5. Using a ruler, measure the distance between the wall and the line you drew to find your size.
6. Once you’ve got your length in millimeters, you just have to report it in the corresponding cell of the column “foot length range (mm)” whatever the franchise.

1. Place a sheet of paper on the floor and against a wall.
2. Make sure you are wearing the same socks that you would normally wear with this type of shoe
3. Wearing these socks, stand on the sheet of paper with your foot perpendicular to the wall and your heel against the wall.
4. Then use a pen to draw a line just in front of your big toe. Repeat for both feet and take the longer distance to determine your size.
5. Using a ruler, measure the distance between the wall and the line you drew to find your size.
6. Once you’ve got your length in millimeters, you just have to report it in the corresponding cell of the column “foot length range (mm)” whatever the franchise.

Choose the right ski length for you based on your height and skiing level.

1. Beginner
   Min: You have never skied before
   Max: You can ski in a cautious wedge.
2. Intermediate
   Min: You can make round turns with confidence on green terrain
   Max: You link turns with speed control and bring skis together parallel at the end of the turn on green and easier blue runs
3. Advanced
   Min: You ski mostly parallel but may wedge or step to start the turns. Confident on green and blue runs.
   Max: You use a parallel stance on smooth blue runs and are testing your skills on varied terrain and snow conditions including red slopes
4. Expert
   Min: You ski with controlled parallel turns, maintaining rhythm and speed control on groomed black runs
   Max: You ski with good technique on all terrain and snow conditions, using carved short radius turns

An example of how easy it is:

• Measure your body height è175cm
• Define your ski level based on the below description è Intermediate
• Pick your favorite ski model è S/Force 11
• Find the right ski size range for you è 175 + Intermediate x S/Force 11 = 175 + [-5,0] = [170, 175]
• Buy your perfect ski online è S/Force 11 size 170 is your perfect ski!

1. Mondopoint = CM
2. Place a sheet of paper on the floor and against a wall
3. Make sure you are wearing the same socks that you would normally wear with this type of shoe
4. Wearing these socks, stand on the sheet of paper with your foot perpendicular to the wall and your heel against the wall.
5. Then use a pen to draw a line just in front of your big toe. Repeat for both feet and take the longer distance to determine your size.
6. Using a ruler, measure the distance between the wall and the line you drew to find your size.

Choose the right ski length for you based on your height and skiing level.

1. Beginner
   Min: You have never skied before
   Max: You can ski in a cautious wedge.
2. Intermediate
   Min: You can make round turns with confidence on green terrain
   Max: You link turns with speed control and bring skis together parallel at the end of the turn on green and easier blue runs
3. Advanced
   Min: You ski mostly parallel but may wedge or step to start the turns. Confident on green and blue runs.
   Max: You use a parallel stance on smooth blue runs and are testing your skills on varied terrain and snow conditions including red slopes
4. Expert
   Min: You ski with controlled parallel turns, maintaining rhythm and speed control on groomed black runs
   Max: You ski with good technique on all terrain and snow conditions, using carved short radius turns

An example of how easy it is:

• Measure your body height è175cm
• Define your ski level based on the below description è Intermediate
• Pick your favorite ski model è S/Force 11
• Find the right ski size range for you è175 + Intermediate x S/Force 11 = 175 + [-5,0] = [170, 175]
• Buy your perfect ski online èS/Force 11 size 170 is your perfect ski!

Choose the right ski length for you based on your height and skiing level.

1. Beginner
   Min: You have never skied before
   Max: You can ski in a cautious wedge.
2. Intermediate
   Min: You can make round turns with confidence on green terrain
   Max: You link turns with speed control and bring skis together parallel at the end of the turn on green and easier blue runs
3. Advanced
   Min: You ski mostly parallel but may wedge or step to start the turns. Confident on green and blue runs.
   Max: You use a parallel stance on smooth blue runs and are testing your skills on varied terrain and snow conditions including red slopes
4. Expert
   Min: You ski with controlled parallel turns, maintaining rhythm and speed control on groomed black runs
   Max: You ski with good technique on all terrain and snow conditions, using carved short radius turns

An example of how easy it is:

• Measure your body height è175cm
• Define your ski level based on the below description è Intermediate
• Pick your favorite ski model è S/Force 11
• Find the right ski size range for you è 175 + Intermediate x S/Force 11 = 175 + [-5,0] = [170, 175]
• Buy your perfect ski online è S/Force 11 size 170 is your perfect ski!

Choose the right ski length for you based on your height and skiing level.

1. Beginner
   Min: You have never skied before
   Max: You can ski in a cautious wedge.
2. Intermediate
   Min: You can make round turns with confidence on green terrain
   Max: You link turns with speed control and bring skis together parallel at the end of the turn on green and easier blue runs
3. Advanced
   Min: You ski mostly parallel but may wedge or step to start the turns. Confident on green and blue runs.
   Max: You use a parallel stance on smooth blue runs and are testing your skills on varied terrain and snow conditions including red slopes
4. Expert
   Min: You ski with controlled parallel turns, maintaining rhythm and speed control on groomed black runs
   Max: You ski with good technique on all terrain and snow conditions, using carved short radius turns

An example of how easy it is:

• Measure your body height è175cm
• Define your ski level based on the below description è Intermediate
• Pick your favorite ski model è S/Force 11
• Find the right ski size range for you è 175 + Intermediate x S/Force 11 = 175 + [-5,0] = [170, 175]
• Buy your perfect ski online è S/Force 11 size 170 is your perfect ski!

1. Place a sheet of paper on the floor and against a wall.
2. Make sure you are wearing the same socks that you would normally wear with this type of shoe.
3. Wearing these socks, stand on the sheet of paper with your foot perpendicular to the wall and your heel against the wall.
4. Then use a pen to draw a line just in front of your big toe. Repeat for both feet and take the longer distance to determine your size.
5. Using a ruler, measure the distance between the wall and the line you drew to find your size.
6. Once you’ve got your length in millimeters, you just have to report it in the corresponding cell of the column “foot length range (mm)” whatever the franchise.

1. Place a sheet of paper on the floor and against a wall.
2. Make sure you are wearing the same socks that you would normally wear with this type of shoe.
3. Wearing these socks, stand on the sheet of paper with your foot perpendicular to the wall and your heel against the wall.
4. Then use a pen to draw a line just in front of your big toe. Repeat for both feet and take the longer distance to determine your size.
5. Using a ruler, measure the distance between the wall and the line you drew to find your size.
6. Once you’ve got your length in millimeters, you just have to report it in the corresponding cell of the column “foot length range (mm)” whatever the franchise.

1. Place a sheet of paper on the floor and against a wall.
2. Make sure you are wearing the same socks that you would normally wear with this type of shoe
3. Wearing these socks, stand on the sheet of paper with your foot perpendicular to the wall and your heel against the wall.
4. Then use a pen to draw a line just in front of your big toe. Repeat for both feet and take the longer distance to determine your size.
5. Using a ruler, measure the distance between the wall and the line you drew to find your size.
6. Once you’ve got your length in millimeters, you just have to report it in the corresponding cell of the column “foot length range (mm)” whatever the franchise.