Every Pro Ski trains the same carved-turn movement. What changes is who trains on it: the size of the frame, how much resistance it has, what you stand on — and how much comes built in. Here’s the range in plain words, then the models people most often weigh up, side by side.
A frame, what you stand on, and how much tech. Understand these three and every model below makes sense.
The frame sets the size and the resistance. The cart glides on its curved rails; elastic ropes pull it back to the centre — the more and longer the ropes, the harder you work.
The two gym & studio machines use their own frames: the Professional a race frame 50 cm longer, with a tilted rotation platform; the SKI FIT 360 a reinforced frame.
The fixed cart has foot pedals built in and stays that way. The all-in-one cart takes discipline modules — one or several — and can be changed later.
Snowboard needs the Classic or Power frame.
Every machine trains fully without tech. Add one upgrade on the all-in-one cart — the fixed cart stays mechanical.
The App tracks skiing only — never with snowboard. The Game works with the board. Junior: Basic or App.
Find the line that sounds like you — the models on the right are the ones to look at.
A compact 125 cm frame with lighter ropes — the same carving movement as the adult machines, sized for children.
For adults and teenagers who want to keep their technique and fitness between seasons — a full-size frame that fits a living room.
The strongest frame, clicked into your own ski boots — for advanced skiers and pros training at the intensity a race plan asks for.
A real board deck on the moving cart — stance, edge change and the timing of a linked turn, at home.
Professional machines built for daily use by many people — for gyms, clubs and studios that run classes, and athletes who want measured training with nothing to configure.
The three machines most people weigh up. In short: the Classic is the flexible home machine, the Classic Black is the same frame finished and ready, the Power Ski is the bigger, harder frame for strong skiers.
The same board deck on two frames. The Snowboard Trainer suits most riders; the Power Snowboard is for advanced riders who want more resistance.
Start with who will train. Children: the Junior. Adults and teenagers at home: the Classic (or the Classic Black if you want it finished and simple). Advanced skiers and racers: the Power Ski. Snowboarders: the Snowboard Trainer or Power Snowboard. Gyms, clubs and studios: the gym & studio machines, Professional and SKI FIT 360. Still unsure? Answer three questions and we recommend a build.
Yes. Every Pro Ski trains the carved turn — weight shift, edging, angulation. The frame changes the size and the resistance, the modules change what you stand on, the tech adds feedback. The movement itself is the same from the Junior to the SKI FIT 360.
Adults and teenagers can share a Classic — the resistance is set with the ropes, so a lighter and a stronger skier can both train on it. Young children need the Junior, which is sized for children up to 145 cm; once they are taller than that, they move to the Classic.
Plan for the assembled machine plus room to swing your arms and poles. Assembled (L × W × H): the Junior measures 125 × 68 × 105 cm, the Classic and Classic Black 173 × 68 × 125 cm, the Power frame 219 × 68 × 125 cm. Each product page lists the exact size of every model.
Two machines have a stated rider range. The Junior is made for children up to 145 cm tall and shorter adults. The Professional is made for riders from 170 cm, up to 120 kg.
“From” means the machine can be configured: the price shown is the cheapest version (usually the fixed cart), and it changes with the cart, disciplines and tech you choose. Machines without “from” — Classic Black, Professional, SKI FIT 360 — have one price, and everything is included.
The Junior is made for children up to 145 cm tall — and for shorter adults. The frame is 125 cm long and uses a lighter 6 × 1.0 m rope set, so children can move the cart on their own.
Yes — young children should always train with an adult in the room. Assembly & safety
Yes, once your child is taller than about 145 cm. From there the Classic is the right frame — the same machine the adults in the family train on.
The Junior frame takes foot pedals or ski boots. The snowboard deck needs the longer Classic or Power frame, and the Game set is made for those frames too. The App does work on the Junior.
Yes — on the all-in-one cart, add the ski-boot module (+339,00 €). With the fixed cart the Junior stays on foot pedals.
Same frame, same movement. The Classic Black is a finished edition in black with foot pedals, the bottle and towel holder and transport wheels included — nothing to decide, nothing to upgrade. The Classic lets you choose the all-in-one cart and add snowboard, ski boots, the App or the Game, now or later.
The fixed cart is the simplest and cheapest way in: foot pedals, Basic tier only, never upgradable. The all-in-one cart takes one or several modules and the App or Game — choose it if anyone in the house might want snowboard, ski boots, the App or the Game later.
Yes, if it runs on the all-in-one cart: modules can be added later. The fixed cart stays on foot pedals and Basic — but you can buy the all-in-one cart as a spare (modules and spare carts).
The Classic Black comes with transport wheels, so it rolls to the side of the room. For the Classic, the transport wheels are an add-on (transport wheels set).
For most adults and families the Classic is the right frame. Choose Power if you race, train in your own ski boots at high intensity, or run a club machine that trains every day — it takes the 8 × 2.0 m rope set, the most resistance in the range.
Its standard build uses the ski-boot module, so you train in your own boots — the closest feeling to the slope. You can also choose foot pedals (fixed cart, from 1.609,00 €) or add the snowboard deck.
Eight 2.0 m elastic ropes, adjustable in up to 8 levels — from controlled technique work to hard intervals.
The Power Ski with the App lets you pick your modules. The Professional is a finished station: race frame, App, frame-mounting poles and phone holder all built in — nothing to configure.
Yes — the XXL frame is built for daily use, and with the App every athlete’s tempo and turns are measured. For several machines, see Pro Ski for business.
Same board deck, different frame. The Snowboard Trainer uses the Classic frame and suits most riders — learning the stance, linking turns, staying fit between trips. The Power Snowboard uses the XXL frame with more resistance, for advanced riders and board clubs.
Yes. Both run on the all-in-one cart, so you can add foot pedals (+119,00 €) or the ski-boot module (+339,00 €) and switch between board and skis.
The App’s ankle sensor measures ski movement. For snowboarders the tech option is the Game — it works with the board deck.
Yes, if your Classic has the all-in-one cart — add the snowboard module (+149,00 €). The fixed cart and the Junior can’t take the board.
You stand on a board deck mounted on the cart, in your normal shoes.
For a class or a studio station, the SKI FIT 360 — a reinforced frame with its own computer, keyboard and games-and-slopes software. For personal training and athletes who want measured sessions, the Professional with the App built in. Clubs often choose several Power frames.
The Professional is a complete App station for one athlete at a time: race frame, App, frame-mounting poles and phone holder. The SKI FIT 360 is a studio machine with its own computer and software, built for many different users every day.
Yes — gyms, ski schools, clubs and hotels can contact us directly and we send an offer. Pro Ski for business
Yes — studios and ski schools run Pro Ski classes on our machines, and we list them in Find your local Pro Ski training. How Pro Ski Class works
The frame-matched rope set, one free training video and free shipping anywhere in the EU. Outside the EU we ship on request — you send an inquiry and we email you the shipping cost.
We process your order within 1–2 business days, and EU delivery usually takes 5–7 business days. You can return your order within 14 days; return shipping is paid by you. Delivery & returns
No — we accept card, Apple Pay, Google Pay and bank transfer. There’s no financing or instalment option.
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