clearance

Traction

Wide skis with good flotation and stability (50 - 50 - 50 sidecut).

Stability

Rottefella basic auto bindings make them easier to slip on.

Easy opening/closing

Power

Lightweight

These classic cross-country skis are designed for kids who cross-country ski occasionally and/or at low intensity. Fish scales make uphill climbing easier.

Ski Waist Width

Condition

Intensity

Ski Program

Skill Level

Sold In Set

Practice Motivation

Standard

Sole Type

Main Material

Help your child discover the fun of classic cross-country skiing: walk or glide?

The 150 Classic Cross-Country Skis with fish scales are the perfect option.
They’re a manoeuvrable ski with excellent grip for easily learning and discovering the joys of classic cross-country skiing!

1 - The 150 Classic Cross-Country Skis have a fish scale system that provides good grip for learning!

Size is based on ability and weight rather than height.

For the 150 Cross-Country Skis with fish scales: 
- 25 to 34 kg (55 to 75 lb) => 125 cm
- 30 to 39 kg (66 to 86 lb) => 135 cm
- 35 to 44 kg (77 to 97 lb) => 145 cm
- 40 to 49 kg (88 to 108 lb)=> 155 cm
- 45 to 54 kg (99 to 119 lb) => 165 cm
If you’re between two sizes: 
- For more comfort and manoeuvrability choose the shorter size.
- For more intensive use, choose the larger size.

2 - Selecting the right size

In cross-country skiing, “grip” refers to the central area on the underside of the ski.
Grip is important to avoid slipping on uphill inclines while delivering a smooth glide on flat and downhill terrain.
Choose from 3 systems:fish scales, grip wax, or skins.

The 150 Classic Cross-Country Skis are equipped with a fish-scale anti-slip system that provides excellent grip on uphill inclines.

3 - Fish scale grip—guaranteed anti-slip system!

All our skis come equipped with Rottefella bindings compatible with NNN, Prolink, and Turnamic standards.

The 150 Classic Cross-Country Skis are equipped with Rottefella basic auto bindings, perfect for beginner skiers.
Their step-in function makes skis easy to put on—simply pressing down on them with your forefoot. Take them off by pressing a button at the front of the binding with the tip of your ski pole.

4 - Basic auto bindings—simplicity at its finest!

We recommend that you prepare the underside of new skis for optimum glide. Several consecutive waxings are best to build up a proper base. 

To keep your skis in top performing condition, remember to wax them often!

Check out our tutorials on how to wax your skis on our Inovik YouTube channel.

5 - Waxing – the secret of longevity

Our skis are made from a “sandwich” structure: different materials are layered in the core of the ski and across its full width. 
The final product is assembled with a press.

Core = the centre of the ski: wooden (solid or grooved) or composite (honeycomb or Nomex®)
  Base = the part in contact with snow, made of high-density polyethylene (HDPE)
Grip = the area under the ski 
Sidecuts = width of a ski at the nose, waist, and tail

Glossary – ski construction

Cross-Country Skis

Warm lining and lace cover protect from the cold.

Warmth

Fitting comfort

Compatible with standard bindings: NNN, Prolink, and Turnamic.

Compatibility

Designed for kids who practice classic cross-country skiing occasionally and/or at low intensity.

Removable Sole

Flex

Shoe Height

Waterproof

Attachment Type

Foot Width

Tightening Type

On the Classic model, the boot has a low top with a flexible sole to let the foot roll through properly, providing excellent freedom of movement.

1 - The classic boot

A boot that is too basic will slow your progress, while a boot that is too technical may reduce sensation because it is less tolerant of technical imperfections.

Beginners = focus on comfort and warmth 
Intermediate = find the best compromise between comfort and freedom of movement
Advanced = choose a rigid, lightweight boot with carbon

2 - A boot adapted to my level and needs

Do you want to discover classic cross-country skiing, mostly for recreation, walking and gliding to observe nature without your feet hurting or feeling cold? 

The 150 Classic Cross-Country Ski Boot is perfect for you. Comfortable and warm, this boot lets beginners discover the joys of classic cross-country skiing!

3 - The 150 Classic Cross-Country Ski Boot: the most comfortable boot for beginners!

Cross-Country Ski Boots

Ease of use

This pair of ski straps was designed to protect and make transporting your cross-country skis easier.

Number of Pieces

Cross-Country Ski Accessories

2 pairs of cross-country skis + poles (not suitable for downhill skis).

Capacity

For carrying skis up to 2.10 m in length (210 x 160).

Designed to carry and protect your cross-country skis in transit. 

Number of Pockets

Type of Cover

Foldable

Number of Compartments

Fastener Type

Fitted with mixed ski skins (70% mohair) for good grip/glide balance.

Wide skis with good flotation and stability (50/50/50 sidecut).

Rottefella Basic Auto bindings make the skis easier to slip on.

Extruded polyethylene base for good glide performance.

Glide performance

Do you want to start classic cross country skiing? 
Perfect for beginners, these skin skis are designed with good grip and stability.

If you’re a beginner who wants to learn classic cross-country skiing, mostly for recreation, walking and gliding to observe nature and recharge your batteries without too much physical exertion,

the 150 Cross-Country Skis are perfectly suited to your needs!
These skis are wide, stable, and manoeuvrable with good edge grip for easily learning and discovering the joys of classic cross-country skiing!

1 - The 150 Classic Cross-Country Skis—the ideal ski for beginners!

Choose a cross-country ski based your ability and weight rather than your height.

For the 150 Cross-Country Skis: 

- 25 to 34 kg (55 to 75 lb) => 125 cm
- 30 to 39 kg (66 to 86 lb) => 135 cm
- 35 to 44 kg (77 to 97 lb) => 145 cm
- 40 to 49 kg (88 to 108 lb)=> 155 cm
- 45 to 54 kg (99 to 119 lb) => 165 cm
If you’re between two sizes: 
- For increased comfort, choose the smaller size to ensure manoeuvrability.
- For more intensive use, choose the larger size.

Grip refers to the area located in the centre of the base, on the underside of the ski.
It helps you avoid slipping while providing smooth glide performance.
There are 3 grip systems:fish scales, grip wax, or skins.

The 150 Cross-Country Ski is equipped with a mixed skin grip.
Ski skins provide the same quality of grip as fish scale bases but don’t make any noise and don’t require waxing!

3 - Ski skin grip—so simple!

If your ski touring skins are worn, change them.
You can go to the workshop to order new ones and get them changed.

Ski sizes 125 cm, 135 cm, and 145 cm => 4239126 (ref.)
Ski sizes 155 cm and 165 cm => 4239127 (ref.)

Changing your skins

All skis are sold with Rottefella Bindings compatible with NNN, Prolink, and Turnamic boots.

The 150 Classic Cross-Country Skis with Skins are equipped with Rottefella basic auto bindings—perfect for beginner skiers.
The step-in function lets you press down at the forefoot to put your skis on and remove your skis by pressing the button at the front with the tip of your ski pole.

We recommend waxing the underside of new skis for optimal glide. Several consecutive waxes are best to build up a proper base. 

To keep skis in top performing condition, remember to wax them often!

Check out tutorials on how to wax your skis on our Inovik YouTube channel.

5 - Waxing: the key to durability!

Our skis are made using a “sandwich” structure: different materials are layered in the core of the ski and across its width. 
The final product is assembled with a press.

Core = the centre of the ski: Wooden (solid or grooved) or composite (honeycomb or Nomex®)
  Base = the part in contact with snow, made of high-density polyethylene (HDPE)
Grip = the underside of the ski 
Sidecuts = a ski’s width at the nose, waist, and tail

Glossary = ski construction

Suitable for 50 mm wide cross-country skis.

These ski straps protect your cross-country skis and make them easier to carry.

Fish scale anti-reverse system offers excellent grip.

Wide ski with good floatation
Sidecuts: 50 - 50 - 50

Basic auto Rottefella bindings = simplifies foot entry.

Polyethylene base provides good glide performance.

1.95 kg/4.3 lb in size 190 cm (pair of skis with bindings)

NNN bindings compatible with standard boots: NNN, Prolink, Turnamic

Do you want to start classic cross-country skiing? These skis have an excellent grip so you can learn cross-country skiing with peace of mind.

Compact

Snow

If you’re a beginner who wants to learn classic cross-country skiing, mostly for recreation, walking and gliding to observe nature and recharge your batteries without too much physical exertion,

the 150 Cross-Country Fish Scale Ski is perfectly suited to your needs.
This wide, stable, manoeuvrable ski will make it easier for you to learn and discover the joys of classic cross-country skiing!

The 150 classic Fish-Scale cross-country skis—perfect for beginners!

Size is based on ability and weight rather than height.

For the 150 Cross-Country Skis with fish scales: 
- 50 to 60 kg (110 to 132 lb) => 185 cm
- 60 to 75 kg (132 to 165 lb) => 195 cm
- 80 to 95 kg (176 to 209 lb) => 200 cm
- more than 90 kg (198 lb) = 205 cm

If you are between two sizes: 
- For more comfort and manoeuvrability choose the shorter size.
- For more intense use, choose the larger size.

Choosing the right ski size

The grip of a cross-country ski refers to the central area of the base (underside of the ski). 
It helps you avoid slipping in uphill sections while providing smooth glide performance on flat or descending terrain.
There are 3 systems for grip: fish scales, grip wax, or skins.

The 150 Cross-Country Skis are equipped with a fish-scale anti-reverse system that provides excellent grip for avoiding problems in climbs.

Fish-Scale grip—guaranteed anti-slip system!

All our skis are sold with Rottefella bindings that are compatible with NNN, Prolink, and Turnamic.

The 150 Cross-Country Skis are equipped with Rottefella Basic Auto bindings—perfect for beginner skiers.
They’re easy to use, with a step-in function that lets you simply press down at the forefoot to put your skis on and remove your skis by pressing the button at the front with the tip of your ski pole.

Basic auto bindings—simplicity at the ends of your feet!

We recommend that you prepare the underside of new skis for optimum glide. Several consecutive waxings are best to build up a proper base. 

To keep your skis in top performing condition, remember to wax them often!

Waxing, the key to durability!

Our skis are made from a “sandwich” structure: different materials are layered in the core of the ski and across its full width. 
The final product is assembled with a press.

Core = the centre of the ski: wooden (solid or grooved) or composite (honeycomb or Nomex®)
Base = the part in contact with snow, made of high-density polyethylene (HDPE)
Grip = the area under the ski 
Sidecuts = width of a ski at the nose, waist, and tail

The warm lining is a real barrier against the cold.

The zippered lace cover protects your feet from moisture and keeps snow out.

Protection from weather

470 g (1 lb) in size 9.5 (men)/11 (women)

Looking to start classic cross-country skiing and need comfortable boots? The XC S 150 classic cross-country skiing boot is for you!

The Classic 150 boot has a low top with a flexible sole to let the foot roll through properly, providing excellent freedom of movement.

1 - The Classic 150 boot

2 - A boot adapted to your level and needs

Do you want to discover classic cross-country skiing, mostly for recreation, walking and gliding to observe nature without your feet hurting or feeling cold? 

The Classic 150 Cross-Country Skiing Boot is perfect for you. This comfortable, warm boot lets beginners discover the joys of classic cross-country skiing!

3 - The Classic 150 Cross-Country Skiing Boot: the most comfortable boot for beginners!

100% anti-UV with interchangeable brown and yellow lenses for all conditions.

Sun protection

Essential anti-fogging, dual lens with anti-fogging treatment.

Anti-fogging

Wraparound lens with Essential field of vision.

Field of vision

User comfort

Adjustable

Size L with glasses, 145-mm width maximum.

All-weather ski and snowboard goggles with interchangeable lenses. Can be worn with prescription eyeglasses

Ventilation Zippers

Strap Type

Technical Lens

Season

Compatible with prescription glasses

Weather Conditions

Field of Vision

Minimizes Fogging

glass composition

fogging treatment

Glass Category

anti-uv

Case Type

With Case

Diving Mask Type

Because UV rays are harmful to eyes, all our goggles are certified 100% anti-UV in accordance with the EN 174 standard. Goggles, which perfectly enclose the eyes and prevent any direct or reflected UV light from entering, provide the best protection.

UV Protection

Ski goggles with interchangeable lens for all-weather use. 
S1 Fog is a light lens offering improved vision of terrain in bad weather.
S3 Sun is a dark lens that protects you from bright sunlight. 
Lenses are not scratch-resistant.

Interchangeable lens

Essential anti-fogging is a dual lens with treatment on the inside of the inner lens.
To ensure effective ventilation, do not block the vent with a neck warmer, for example.
Be careful not to rub the inside of the lens, but carefully dab the surface to maintain the effectiveness of the anti-fogging treatment for as long as possible

Essential Anti-fog

Goggles with dual screen reduce condensation. The air trapped between the lenses creates a layer of thermal insulation. The thermal shock between the inside and the outside of the goggles is lower, limiting fogging on the goggles’ inner lens. The inner lens also has an anti-fog treatment.

Double lens

The cylindrical double lens is made of polycarbonate (outer lens) and cellulose polycarbonate (inner lens) cut to fit the goggles.

Wraparound lens

There is a vertical and a horizontal visual field. The G 100 has an Essential field of vision, providing good, safe visibility on the sides.

Essential Field of Vision

All Wedze ski goggles are designed to fit perfectly with Wedze ski helmets.

Ski helmet compatibility

The padded sides and the shape of the goggle skirt leave space for the stems of eyeglasses. The 100 ski goggles in size L can be worn with eyeglasses no wider than 145 mm. 

Compatibility with prescription glasses

40 mm-high polyamide, polyester, and rubber strap.

Strap

The EN 174 standard is a European standard applied to goggles used for eye protection when downhill skiing or during similar activities, such as snowboarding. The ANSI standard, the American standard, has more stringent requirements for resistance to shocks and impact.
These ski goggles comply with both of these standards.

CE - EN 174 Standard

Moisture causes fogging. To prevent this, ensure the foam does not get damp, for example by placing the goggles on a wet helmet or a hat. Falling face down in the snow can also cause your goggles to fog up. Always dry your ski goggles overnight to get rid of any dampness so you can return to the slopes the following day with bone-dry goggles.

To Avoid Fogging

The size of the goggles is based on head size
Up to 55 cm, choose size S (formerly S/M); from 56 cm up, choose size L (formerly L/XL)

Two sizes

Kids' Ski & Snowboard Goggles

Full zipper on the sides so they can easily adjust their outfit.

Provide good freedom of movement, even with leggings underneath.

Freedom of movement

Windproof component protects you from the wind and cold.

Windproof

RET = 6: eliminates moisture generated by perspiration.

Breathability

A water-repellent component makes snow slide off the fabric (10,000 Schmerbers).

Water repellent

Easy maintenance

Designed for kids who cross-country ski casually and/or in cold weather.

Maximum washing temperature 30°C. Normal cycle.

reinforced area

shoes cover

belt height

reflective

Type of Brushing Boots

Silent

Place of Practice

modular

Pocket

Type of Layer

RECCO system

breathability (in RET)

Type of Length

Type of Bell

Schmerber

With Straps

Standard fit with enough space to wear leggings underneath.

Sizing information

Our water-repellent clothing protects you while cross-country skiing.
Water repellency is a material’s ability to shed water without absorbing it. 
Water repellency is achieved by treating the fabric’s exterior. 
This treatment needs to be reapplied during the life of the garment (recommended every three washes). 

Water-repellent properties

We recommend using the three-layer technique for your winter activities: 
Layer 1: A technical base layer that wicks away moisture to keep your skin dry.
Layer 2: An insulating layer (T-shirt, fleece) that provides warmth and wicks moisture outward.
Layer 3: An outer layer (jacket) that protects against the elements (wind, snow, cold).

The feet, hands, and head are the most exposed parts of the body and the parts most in need of protection.

How to dress your kid for their cross-country skiing outings

Did you know that the wind makes you feel colder? An outdoor temperature of 0°C with a wind speed of 20 km/h (12 mph) feels like -10°C.Windproof features reduce windchill by blocking airflow and wind.

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Kids’ Aluminium Cross-Country Skiing Poles - XC S 120