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Power Ski
Add extras — poles, accessories & training videos +
Free training videoIncluded with your simulator✓
What’s in the box
- Power frame + the cart you choose
- Your discipline module (all-in-one cart)
- 8 × 2.0 m elastic rope set
- Hand holder / frame bar
- Assembly tools and manual
- 1 free training video (streams in your account)
Technical specification
| Included | Power (XXL) frame · large hand holder · 8 × 2.0 m rope set · free training video |
|---|---|
| For | Advanced skiers, racers and professionals |
| Package (L × W × H · weight) | 220 × 70 × 30 cm · 50 kg |
| Assembled (L × W × H · weight) | 219 × 68 × 125 cm · 48 kg |
| Resistance | 8 × 2.0 m elastic ropes · up to 8 levels |
| Compatible modules | P-type (ski boots) · B-type (pedals) · F-type (snowboard) |
| Tech tiers | Basic · App (+930,00 €) · Game (+1.000,00 €) |
| Warranty · origin | 2 years · elastic ropes excluded (consumables) · made in Slovenia (EU) |
What people train on it
Race training
High-rep gate rhythm at a controlled intensity.
Club & team training
Dryland sessions with measurable tempo for whole squads.
Year-round technique
Keep your carving pattern grooved between seasons.
Low-impact workout
Leg, glute and core work without running’s joint load.
Built for repetition at intensity
Race training is repetition at intensity, and the Power Ski is built to survive both. The Power frame takes the heaviest elastic resistance in the range; the P-type module clicks your own boots and bindings onto the platform, so ankle angles, boot pressure and edge feel match the hill — not a gym approximation of it.
Gate rhythm, angulation holds, interval blocks: programmed dryland that transfers. It’s the choice of ambitious skiers, masters racers and clubs running structured dryland. Add the App tier for tempo tracking against the plan, or Game to make volume sessions less monastic.
One frame, more ways to train
On the all-in-one cart, discipline modules clip in and swap in a minute. Add one tech tier — the App or the Game.
Sneakers B-type
Foot pedals — train in trainers.
Snowboard F-type
A real board deck on the cart.
Ski boots P-type
Bindings for your own ski boots.
Game
Pro Game Set 360 — slalom on a screen.
App
Pro Ski App, ankle sensor & phone holder.
Basic
The pure mechanical machine.
How much space it needs
Plan a clear area a little wider than the frame so you can move freely. No motor, no power socket.
Reviews
I love incorporating the Pro Ski into my interval training and when I want to recreate the intensity of a competition. I really feel that I’ve gained explosiveness and endurance. I work my legs and deep muscles at maximum intensity for 60 to 90 seconds, which allows me to maintain the same energy from start to finish. The fact that the simulator is impact-free is also important for reducing pressure on my joints and preventing injuries.
The Pro Ski is a very interesting addition for all types of skiers, because nothing is more enjoyable than training at home and at your own pace! The simulator allows you to perfect your ski-specific techniques and prepare physically for the on-snow season while having fun. By focusing on balance, lateral movements and coordination, the device simulates the key aspects of skiing on snow, which allows you to progress faster and more effectively!
Using Pro Ski at home is a fun way to vary our off-snow training routine and maximize our time on the slopes during family outings. The JUNIOR simulator has been a real plus for my 8-year-old daughter Marguerite, it’s helped her learn the basic movements and improve her balance on skis, which makes her feel more comfortable and safe once she gets on the snow.
Power Ski FAQ
Do I need my own boots and bindings?
For the P-type ski-boot setup, yes — that’s the feature: you train in your own ski boots.
How much space does it need?
Assembled it’s about 219 × 68 cm with a 125 cm height — the largest, most planted frame in the range.
What does a training session look like?
Whatever the plan says: gate-rhythm intervals, slow angulation work, or high-rep tempo sets against heavy rope resistance.
Is it too much machine for a non-racer?
If you never want boot-real training or maximum resistance, the Classic is the smarter buy.
App or Game for race training?
The App tracks tempo and sessions against a plan; the Game keeps long volume blocks engaging. Both need the all-in-one cart.
More questions? Read the FAQ.
