Ski Straps (2-pack)

Which ski length is right for me?
Use the table below to find the right ski length for your height and skill level.
| Skier height | Beginner | Intermediate | Expert |
|---|---|---|---|
| 150 cm | 130-135 cm | 135-140 cm | 145-150 cm |
| 160 cm | 140-145 cm | 145-150 cm | 155-160 cm |
| 170 cm | 150-155 cm | 155-160 cm | 165-170 cm |
| 180 cm | 160-165 cm | 165-170 cm | 175-180 cm |
| 190 cm | 170-175 cm | 175-180 cm | 185-190 cm |
This table applies to an average weight (65-80 kg) and an all-round ski. Choose slalom skis shorter, GS and freeride skis longer. The ski length guide takes your weight and this ski into account.
Description
Ski Straps (Set of 2) – Carry and Store Your Skis with Ease
Anyone who has tried to carry a loose pair of skis across a busy car park knows how quickly they slide apart. A pair of ski straps solves that in seconds. Wrap one strap near the tips and one near the tails, and your skis stay together as a single, tidy bundle that is far easier to shoulder, carry or stow away.
Key features
- Set of 2 – one strap for the front and one for the back of your skis, so the pair stays aligned.
- Quick to fasten – the straps go on and come off in a moment, even when you are wearing gloves.
- Easier carrying – a bundled pair balances better on your shoulder on the way to the lift or the bus stop.
- Tidy storage – handy in the car boot, in a ski bag or on the wall of the garage over the summer.
- Compact – small enough to keep in a jacket pocket or wrapped around your skis all day.
Specifications
| Product: | Ski straps |
| Contents: | 2 straps |
| Use: | Holding a pair of skis together |
| Condition: | New |
A small accessory that makes every ski day that little bit smoother, whether you are travelling by car, train or plane.
Specifications

Ski Straps (2-pack)
Ski Length Guide
Calculate the ideal ski length for your profile
A few centimetres shorter than this range works fine too: shorter skis are more agile and easier to turn, just a little less stable at high speed.