Snow can last on the slopes of the mountains until the spring months, so it is worth choosing the right type of skis for the winter season. What do you choose for the Czech mountains? Skis designed for skiing in universal conditions are called all mountain. They are about 75 to 90 millimeters wide and are suitable for all types of slopes and snow. They also handle unprepared terrain well and will be appreciated by professional skiers as well as intermediate skiers.
Skis under the name fish carver they are ideal for fast, long curves. Radius up to 19 millimeters have the longest of them, but most often sell those in the range of 16 to 17 millimeters. They can be over 70 millimeters wide. They are mainly for good skiers and if you want to enjoy its qualities, you can buy a ski height corresponding to your personal height.
So-called slalom Suitable for short arcs. They are ideal for most of the Czech mountains. Their width often ranges from 66 to 67 millimeters. They turn very well but do not fit in deep and slush. They are ideal for advanced skiers.
Often used, especially among recreational skiers, are the so-called recreational skis. They are not only affordable but also very easy to use. Small radii and a width of 63 to 73 millimeters guarantee excellent rotation. Perhaps their only general disadvantage is their short life.
They have become more and more popular lately short skis called shorts, or blade or big floots. These are 120 to 130 centimeters long skis, which are ideal not only for basic instruction, but also for unbound fooling on the slope. They are usually made with universal binding, so you can switch on them with your jumpers without the need for modifications.
Skis named ski alps in the Czech mountains you may not use it, but it is worth it. They are designed for hikes in a virgin environment where you encounter virtually only very deep snow. Even the downhill, poles or bindings themselves correspond to this non-standard terrain.
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