CREATED BY SKATERS, FOR SKATERS

FOR ALL SKATERS

Your skating skills don’t stop where pavement ends. Skiboards were originally created to bring the feel and freedom of skating to the mountain. If you inline skate, roller skate, ice skate, or play hockey... skiboarding gives those skills a whole new place to ride.

  • INLINE SKATES

    Built for speed, control, and carving your own path. With wheels running in a single line, they feel responsive underfoot and use an upright stance, edge control, and independent foot movement to turn, stop, and flow. Those same movements translate incredibly well to skiboards, making the transition from pavement to snow feel surprisingly natural.

    Skater: Dustin Werbeski

  • ROLLER SKATES

    All about flow, freedom, and finding your own line. With both feet moving independently, skating feels playful and expressive, built around quick turns, smooth transitions, spins, and creativity. That same freedom translates naturally to skiboards, bringing the familiar feel of skating to snow.

    Skater: Patrizia 

  • ICE SKATES

    All about edges, balance, and creative movement. With each foot moving independently, you use subtle weight shifts and edge pressure to carve, spin, stop, and create your own flow across the ice. That same freedom translates naturally to skiboards, bringing the control and creativity of skating onto the mountain.

    Skater: Polly 

  • ICE HOCKEY

    Hockey skating is built around power, quick reactions, and total edge control. Fast starts, sharp cuts, hard stops, crossovers, and constant direction changes teach you to stay balanced while moving aggressively on your edges. Those instincts transfer naturally to skiboards, where independent foot movement and quick edge-to-edge control make the mountain feel like an endless rink.

SKATING ON SNOW

Invented for skaters, skiboards allow you to transfer your skate skills almost immediately to the ski slopes. With skiboards there is no need to learn how to ski, skiboards allow you to actually skate the whole mountain. Sky’s the limit!

SKATER TESTIMONIALS

Montre Livingston

I love a good carve down the slopes! Riding the Carbon Pro 99, I dig them for sure but thinking of trying some of the smaller skiboards to see if it helps with the learning curve. Riding the Carbon Pro 99. I dig them for sure, but thinking of trying some of the smaller skiboards like the Sk8 96(opens in new tab) to see if it helps with the learning curve.

- Montre @montre.livingston(opens in new tab)

Kevon Thompson

I've been skating since I was 10, and Skiboarding since 2023. It's the natural progression from skating to being on snow. Style: Cool, casual. Riding Sk8 96!(opens in new tab) The best setup for riding park. The skiboards I want to try next are maybe the Carbon Pro 99's(opens in new tab) the look fast!

- Kevon @bighomiebiz(opens in new tab)

Sascha Simms

I like the Marauder 125s(opens in new tab) because of their length. Being as long as they are grants you a lot more stability when landing tricks and charging down hills. I also enjoy the Invertigo 118s(opens in new tab) for most of the same reasons, but being slightly shorter makes them a lot more playful and easier to maneuver. When I wanna charge hills and boost over boxes, I grab the Marauders; when I’m feeling like doing a lot of jibs and playin around, I grab the Vertigos.

- Sascha @sascha_simms(opens in new tab)

Lance Lynn

Smoothest transition from skates to the slopes imaginable. I skate in the form of Freeskates, skateboards, and inline skates. Currently riding 99 cm skiboards(opens in new tab)., t  they are fast and get my thrill on. Learning and most interested in developing a more technical flow. I'd like to try the Sk8 96 Rocker/Camber skiboards(opens in new tab), I feel like I could handle a shorter ride and haven't experimented with these yet.

- Lance @boarderants(opens in new tab)

Kim Sungwon

I got into skiboarding when I was six years old; my father introduced me to skiing using short skis right from the start. Riding the Carbon Pro 99(opens in new tab) - It is incredibly sturdy and sleek, and offers superb stability while riding. I usually enjoy ground tricks, but longer skiboards(opens in new tab) seem like they would be fun for those times when I want to ride more aggressively. Summit is the reason I became obsessed with skiboarding.

- SungWon @tri_sound_1(opens in new tab)

Tim Van Der Mensbrugghe

My biggest passion is rollerblading – mostly urban skating – and making videos about my adventures on wheels. I especially like bashing big staircases. Currently riding Bamboo Pro 110(opens in new tab); interested in trying the Sk8 96 Rocker/Camber skiboards(opens in new tab) for their skate-like behavior.  urin InIn(opens in new tab)

- Tim @mensbrugghe (opens in new tab)

HOW TO CHOOSE SKIBOARDS

All skiboards will work and are fun, so you really can’t go wrong! Just choose a pair of skiboards that call to you, fit within your budget, and have your preferred bindings, and hit the slopes. But if you still want our guidance, here are a few skiboards to get you started:

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