Snowjam ST Skiboards

No, these skiboards are designed specifically for use with snowboard bindings. You will need to wear snowboard boots to ride them.

While the short length offers incredible maneuverability and a tight 5.7-meter turn radius, it is less stable at high speeds compared to traditional, longer skis. These are best suited for controlled cruising, park riding, and learning, rather than high-speed downhill racing.

Yes, the 112 mm waist width provides enough surface area to keep you afloat in lighter powder conditions. However, because of their short length, they will perform best on groomed runs and in the terrain park.

Not at all. The Snowjam ST Skiboards are designed with a short learning curve, making them an excellent choice for beginners who want a more intuitive, skate-like experience on the snow. Intermediate riders will also appreciate the playful, nimble feel for tricks and moguls.

The riser kit lifts your bindings off the board, which provides extra leverage and clearance. This is essential for deep carving, as it prevents your boots from dragging in the snow when you lean into sharp turns.

Yes, the wood core construction is built for durability and impact resistance. The twin-tip design also makes them well-suited for riding switch and hitting features in the terrain park.