Freeskiing - unconventional skiing at the highest level

Freeskiing is one of the most dynamic and extreme types of skiing. The aim is to perform different tricks and overcome obstacles as impressively as possible. The skis used are so-called twintips, which are bent up at the front and back for landings and reversing.

Freeski - fun and outstanding performance even in difficult terrain

Freeskiing is a type of skiing that has become increasingly popular in recent years. In addition to skiing down specially prepared slopes with so-called "obstacles", this extreme sport also includes skiing in open terrain. However, the latter is referred to as freeriding in contrast to freeskiing in parks or on groomed slopes. It is not uncommon for skiers to venture onto untracked terrain where the risk of avalanches is comparatively high.

In addition to progressive All Mountain skis with high sidewalls for better edge grip, you will find a diverse selection of other models for every skiing style in XSPO's online ski store. Regardless of whether you prefer playful manoeuvrability in powder or want to maximize the shot on the next descent. Innovative materials and well thought-out constructions offer top-class riding comfort and safety.

In order to optimize turning behaviour, balance and posture in the boot, the binding is usually mounted in the middle. In contrast, the binding on classic piste skis is positioned a little behind the middle to guarantee a certain degree of stability on relaxed descents. The frequently used name "twintip" ski also reveals the special shape of the freeski, which is characterized by bent ends at the front and back.

Freeskiing is therefore particularly suitable for daring alpine sports enthusiasts who like to ski in powder on as yet unexplored routes or want to incorporate a trick or two on their courses. Helmets and protectors are just as important as a rucksack with an avalanche transceiver and shovel.

• Freeskiers offer maximum performance combined with individual riding comfort
• The ends of the freeski are bent up at the front and back to enable landings and tricks
• The binding is usually positioned in the middle to optimize posture, balance and turning behavior