Combo Ski 2.0

No. Combo Ski 2.0 work with regular hiking boots. Sturdy, high-cut hiking boots that support your ankles are ideal. You do not need special ski boots. Always adjust the bindings to your particular boots, following the instructions.

The stated range is EU 36–48. The adjustable bindings let people with different boot sizes use the same pair. The outer shape and dimensions of the boot matter too, not just the size on its label. Boots must be held firmly and correctly in the bindings.

Some boots in sizes 49 or 50 may also fit, but we cannot promise this for every model. It depends on the length, width and bulk of the boot; suitability also depends on the rider’s weight and experience. Before ordering, contact us with your boot model, size and sole dimensions. We will check the options together and, where possible, arrange a fitting.

Yes. Snowboard boots provide firm support and excellent control of Combo Ski. For bulkier models and larger sizes, check that the boots fit correctly and can be securely fastened. If you are unsure, send us the model and dimensions of your boots.

Age is not the only factor: a secure boot fit, ability and adult supervision are essential. The stated size range of the current model starts at EU 36. Smaller boots may not be possible to secure safely; do not work around this limit. The bindings can be adjusted as boot size changes within the supported range.

The Flip & Go system lets you rotate the double-sided platform and change modes in seconds. One side is for walking, the other for gliding. The video guides and included manual explain how to release, rotate and check that the platform is locked securely.

Riding Combo Ski feels similar to ice skating or inline skating — just on snow. If you already skate, the movement may feel familiar. You can also start without much skiing experience, but practise controlling and stopping on flat ground and a gentle, open slope with plenty of space first. Increase the difficulty gradually, according to your ability and the conditions. Read the manual and safety instructions before your first outing.

When descending, you use your stance, weight shifts and edges. Practise turns and controlled stops on a gentle slope first, following the video guide. Combo Ski behave differently from long skis; do not head onto steep slopes until you can control them confidently.

They are not ideal for deep, soft powder. In snowshoe mode they increase the supporting surface compared with boots alone, but they do not replace large snowshoes. Firm snow and lightly snow-covered paths are best for gliding. In deep fresh snow, the short platform sinks more and riding becomes harder.

Combo Ski can be used on suitable gentle ski slopes where the operator permits it. They do not replace conventional downhill skis and do not have the same stability or edge length. Choose terrain suited to your ability, avoid sheets of ice and follow the resort’s rules.

The spikes improve traction when walking on frozen ground. This does not guarantee grip on every icy surface or replace mountaineering equipment. We recommend poles for support on climbs and for moving across flat terrain. Poles are included in the complete set.

Standalone Combo Ski 2.0 include a pair of Combo Ski and a manual. The complete set also includes Combo Ski poles and a backpack. If a free-backpack promotion is currently running for standalone Combo Ski, you will see the gift with the selected offer and in your selection summary. A backpack is not automatically included with every standalone option.

A pair weighs just over 2 kg (approximately 1,070 g each). The stated maximum user weight is 120 kg. Their compact size makes them easy to carry or attach to a backpack. You can find further dimensions and materials in the technical specifications on the product page.

Combo Ski 2.0 introduce several improvements:

• A lighter, more durable EVA copolymer sole.
• A double-sided hook-and-loop strap on the shin support and improved padding for easy adjustment and comfort.
• Easier adjustment of the binding’s heel strap.
• A new spike layout for better grip and improved spike fastening.
• An improved Flip & Go button design.
• An improved gliding base structure.

We have been shipping Combo Ski 2.0 since early December 2025. All new Combo Ski currently offered in our online store and by our online retailers, including marketplaces, are version 2.0.

Yes, we offer one-week rentals in Czechia and Slovakia. Poles and a backpack are included. See the rental page for availability, bookings and full terms. To try your boots in person, please contact us in advance.

Yes, we provide support and spare parts. Tell us what you need and include a photo of the part or fault, along with your product version. We will check compatibility and recommend the next steps. If a joint or component is damaged or loose, stop using the equipment until the issue is resolved.

Select your delivery destination in the country selector. Available services, shipping costs and any import charges are shown at checkout before payment. Free-shipping thresholds vary by country and order value. If your country is not available, contact us. See our shipping terms for details.

Check the validity and terms of the promotion, as well as your selected option. A current gift must be shown directly with the offer. An older code or previous promotion may no longer apply. If something looks wrong, send us the code and details of your selection so we can check before you order.

Open the Files tab on the Combo Ski 2.0 product page. It contains manuals in the available languages, including safety instructions. You can also find video guides on this page.

Instructions for returns, exchanges and warranty claims are on our Shipping, returns and exchanges page. Notify us of your return within 14 days of receiving your order; full terms and return-shipping instructions are provided on that page.