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TEAM MAGNUS Snow skis for Kids as Used by USA Nordic & Ski Jumping Federation - Adjust to All Boot Sizes for Skills & Fun

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OPTIMAL SKIING POSTURE: Our Team Magnus skis are used by US Nordic & Ski Jumping Federation in their junior training camps. Our snow skis build perfect technique whether you're a learner of downhill skiing, CC or ski jumping. Thanks to the 26 in/65cm length the beginner instinctively hones core balance.
ROBUST: Our high-quality Swedish ski straps have exceptionally secure buckles. The skis attach firmly to any shoe or boot giving a great sense of control. Regular winter boots are far more comfortable to wear than adjustable ski boots. The top grade UV-resistant HDPE plastic tolerates wide temperature differences and a weight up to 175 pounds.
EASIER TO USE: Short skis allow kids to get up quickly. The light weight makes them easy to carry. We advise ski helmets if the snow is thin or there are obstacles. We advise that ski poles are avoided for beginners as they detract from building intuitive balance.
FLEXIBLE: Our durable plastic skis can be used on frosty grass or to trample down deep snow. Our mini-skis can be used by toddlers as young as 3 up to adults with a 10 shoe size. Backyard skiing is motivating for first time skiers! It takes pressure off and keeps the sessions light.
IDEAL GIFT: Great for teens and older kids with strong skiing confidence for casual tricks and jumps. A great gift for any child for winter vacation or for any intermediate skier who loves a fun challenge and has the skills for short skis. Replacement straps available.

High quality snow skis for training and play. Â Kids' skis which offer transferable skills for downhill, cross country skiing, ski jumping, ice skating.Â Our skis strap onto any shoe or boot and work great on hard frost and snow.Â Short skis with rounded tips have a heritage dating back to the 1970s when they were developed in Canada and became popular in Scandinavia and the Alps. Safe for kids & teens and fun for all levels.