For kids

Ski simulators for kids

The Junior is our kids ski simulator, built for children up to 145 cm tall (and shorter adults): a compact 125 cm frame with the same carving movement as our adult machines, scaled to small legs. Kids learn the side-to-side rhythm of a real ski turn before they ever stand on a slope.

It can run on the all-in-one cart, so it starts on foot pedals and moves to ski-boot bindings as your child gets stronger. Add the App and every session gets a number to beat.

Junior · from 699 €

The machine

Junior

The kids' ski school at home — a compact 125 cm frame.

from699 €

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Why it works

What you get from it

Right-sized

A 125 cm frame and lighter resistance, made for children up to 145 cm rather than a scaled-down adult machine.

Safe first turns

Hundreds of turns without falls, lift queues or cold — the movement pattern arrives before the first ski day.

Grows with them

Start on pedals, switch to ski-boot bindings later on the same all-in-one cart.

Screen time that moves

The App measures each session on the phone, so every session gets a number to beat.

For kids FAQ

Before you order

From what age can a child use a kids ski simulator?

The Junior is sized for children up to 145 cm tall — and for shorter adults. As a working rule, a child is ready once they can stand steadily on the platform and hold the hand holder. Start with the lightest rope setting and short, playful sessions.

Can adults use the Junior too?

Shorter adults can — the Junior is sized for riders up to 145 cm. Taller teenagers and adults train on the Classic, the full-size frame the whole family can share.

Is it safe for a child to train at home?

The Junior is built around that question: a compact frame, a hand holder in front and resistance that you set. As with any training device, young children should train with an adult nearby, and the lightest rope setting is the right place to start.

Will it make them a better skier, or is it a toy?

It trains the real thing: lateral weight shift, edge-to-edge rhythm, knee and hip work — the same carving pattern our full-size machines train. What makes it feel like play to the child, short sessions and visible progress, is what makes the training stick.

Why is there no snowboard option on the Junior?

The snowboard deck needs the longer Classic or Power frame. The Junior takes foot pedals and ski-boot bindings, with Basic or the App as tech.

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