Swenor Fibreglass Classic Roller Skis

The composite shaft is significantly better at dampening road vibration than aluminum. By combining a wood core with fiberglass and carbon fiber, these skis absorb the harsh chatter of rough pavement, which reduces fatigue in your legs and joints during longer training sessions.

While these are high-quality skis, they are designed for intermediate to elite athletes. Beginners might find the flex and responsiveness of the composite shaft a bit challenging to control compared to a stiffer, more basic aluminum frame.

Yes, these skis do not come with brakes included. If you are training on hilly terrain or busy roads, we strongly recommend adding a compatible roller ski brake system for safety.

These skis are engineered specifically for paved roads. Using them on gravel or dirt will likely damage the wheels and frame, and the small wheel diameter is not designed to handle uneven, loose surfaces.

The wood core adds a slight amount of weight compared to a pure carbon fiber frame, but it is a deliberate trade-off. The wood provides a more natural, dampened flex that mimics the feel of snow skiing much more closely than a stiff, lightweight carbon frame.