Twintip skis – freedom, creativity, and fun in every turn
Twintip skis are for those who want to have fun all over the mountain. They are built for playful skiing in the park, on jumps, rails, and boxes, but also work great for regular piste skiing. The name comes from their characteristic shape – upturned both front and back – which allows you to ski both forwards and backwards with the same control. They are the ultimate ski for riders who want to combine freestyle, technique, and pure skiing joy.
Unlike piste skis and all-mountain skis, twintips are more flexible and forgiving, making them ideal for tricks, jumps, and play. At the same time, modern models have evolved to perform well even on harder surfaces, so you don't have to choose between park and piste – you get both.
Twintip skis for all types of skiers
Whether you spend all day in the park or just like to hit a jump now and then, there's a twintip ski for you. The most park-focused models have a symmetrical shape, reinforced edges, and dampened sidewalls to withstand hard landings and impacts against rails. The all-mountain inspired variants have a slightly wider waist and more stable construction, making them more versatile for those who want to ski the whole mountain.
In our assortment, you'll find twintip skis from brands like K2, Völkl, and Head. Many junior skis are also designed to work equally well in the park as on the piste, making them a smart choice for younger skiers who want to develop their own style.
Choose the right twintip ski
When choosing twintip skis, it's important to consider how and where you ski.
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If you primarily ski in the park, choose a symmetrical ski with stronger steel edges and reinforced construction.
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If you want a ski for the whole mountain, choose a slightly wider model with an all-mountain character for better stability and float.
For those who enjoy tricks and jumps, durability is crucial. Park skiing is hard on equipment, so choose a model with reinforced edges and a dampened construction. If, however, you primarily ski on the slopes, a lighter and more agile ski with a twintip shape will still offer playfulness.
Read more in our ski buying guide if you want to know how to choose the right model for your style and level.
Correct length for twintip skis
Twintip skis often feel shorter than regular skis, as the tail is upturned and does not provide full running surface. Therefore, you should choose a ski that is approximately your own height, or slightly longer if you are a more experienced skier. This way, you get the stability you need, especially during jumps and landings.
For younger skiers and beginners, a slightly shorter model can be a good choice, as it will be easier to turn and control.
Tips for the best experience
Twintip skis are designed for play and creativity. Combine them with the right ski helmet, goggles, and back protector for safety and comfort when trying new tricks or riding in the park. Don't forget regular ski care – sharpened edges and proper wax make a big difference for both grip and glide.
Find your new twintip skis
Twintip skis are about expressing your own style on the mountain. They give you the freedom to ski how you want, where you want – forwards, backwards, in the park or on the piste. In our range, you'll find models for all levels, from beginners to experienced freestyle skiers.
Read more in our ski buying guide if you need help finding the right model, or contact us for personal advice. We'll be happy to help you find the twintip skis that suit your skiing and your way of having fun on the slopes.
