Pipe & Park Ski - fully equipped over obstacles of all kinds

Pipe and park skiing is the term used to describe skiing in artificial fun parks. In addition to halfpipes and jumps, skiers will also find rails, boxes and numerous other obstacles that need to be overcome as spectacularly as possible with lots of tricks.

Pipe & Park Ski - mastering tricks and stunts with confidence

Pipe and park skiing is a type of skiing that mainly takes place in fun parks. Athletes have to prove their skills with risky tricks and maneuvers in halfpipes, on boxes and rails (e.g. banisters). Based on skateboarding and inline skating, pipe and park skiing is becoming increasingly popular. Urban skiing, in which similar tricks are performed using the urban infrastructure, can be considered related.

Here at XSPO, you will find an extensive selection of different Markers and affordable models that are suitable for both beginners and advanced skiers. As hard slides and landings are the rule, especially in park skiing, we stock skis with cushioning sidewalls and framewalls in our online store. The latter protect the surface of the ski from scratches and dents and thus improve its durability.

Pipe skis or park skis are particularly popular with young athletes who either already have a background in alpine skiing or want to switch from another sport. These are usually skaters, surfers or snowboarders who have learned to appreciate the speed and dynamism of skiing.

Thanks to its modern shape, comparatively small dimensions and highly robust design, the Pipe & Park Ski is ideal for hard bumps, incisive slides and extra high flights in the pipe. In addition, a slight bend at the tip and tail on many models ensures smooth movements during butters and take-offs without jamming or getting stuck. You can use the filter functions in our online store to quickly find out which size, construction and waist radius is right for you.

• Pipe & park skiing takes place on slopes or in indoor ski centers in so-called fun parks
• Due to the heavy use on boxes and rails, highly robust materials are essential
• Special constructions on the ski enable dynamic movement sequences