Read on to see what we think of the rollerskis we sell.
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Our view on Marwe 610C skis - our favourite skating rollerski, updated to keep up with cross-country ski technology. The same properties as the original Marwe 610 below, but with added torsional stiffness and updated graphics. |
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Our view on Marwe 610 skis - our favourite skating rollerski. The composite construction of the 610s have a dampening effect and gives a very smooth, almost snow like ride quality on good tarmac. A popular choice of ski teams the world over. A medium-slow training ski. |
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Our view on PSI Pro skating rollerskis - Great value skating ski with good quality wheels and simple aluminium frames. Medium speed, good quality skis, ideal for ski teams. |
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Our view on Swenor Skates - The aluminium ski and smaller wheels means they are slightly lighter and faster than Marwe 610s. Popular with the Norwegian ski team for higher tempo training. |
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Our view on Swenor Skate Junior - These skis are for younger skating skiers (aged 8-13). Scaled down versions of Swenor Skate rollerskis. |
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| Multi-terrain rollerskis |
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Our view on Skirollo Diablo off-road skating rollerski - Excellent off-road rollerski, and one of the best for replicating XC skiing. Proper cross-country ski bindings ensure an uncompromised skiing experience. |
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| Classic rollerskis |
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Our view on Swenor Finstep - a great classic rollerski. The ski is made of the same material as XC skis, giving it a good ski feel. It is slightly curved over the kick zone which bends as you kick down - like a classic ski on snow. A smooth ride from ski & wheel construction. |
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Our view on Swenor Fibreglass - the same ski construction as the Finstep, but with slighly smaller, lighter wheels. Popular with racers due to lower weight. |
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Our view on Marwe classic - with usual Marwe quality, these are hard wearing rollerskis and slower than the Swenor Finstep and Fibreglass rollerskis. A similar ski construction to the Marwe 610s offers a smooth ski feel. |
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| Combi rollerskis |
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Our view on Marwe SKATING with ratchet - good low speed stability from these rollerskis, although you do sacrifice a bit of skating technique. Best choice for beginners needing to build up balance. The ratchet allows you to do the classic technique. Fitted with hard wearing rubber wheels. Smooth ride from composite ski. |
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Our view on Marwe Combi - Marwe's purpose built combi rollerski has extendable 'outrigger' wheels, which are lowered when classic skiing. Slightly more sophisticated version of the Marwe SKATING with ratchet rollerski. |
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Our view on Swenor Tristar Combi - an entry level rollerski which is especially popular with novice and youth skiers. Aluminium ski with rubber wheels, and ratchet for classic and skating skiing. |
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| Racing rollerskis |
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Our view on SkiSkett Cobra TS - low maintenance and fast racing rollerski. There is a choice of polyurethane wheels for different skiers' weights and lightweight aluminium frame. |
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Our view on PSI Swift - economical and fast lightweight racing rollerski, offering a low cost entry into the world of rollerski racing. Choice of wheels for different skiers' weights. |
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