Skiing is a sport that requires professional equipment, and here is a list of common ski equipment for reference:
Skis or sledding:
Snowboarding or snowboarding, or snow sledding.
Choose the shape and length of the board that suits your skill level and type of skiing.
Ski boots:
Ski boots that fit your foot shape, are comfortable and provide good support.
Pay attention to compatibility with skis or sleds.
Ski poles:
Ski poles that provide balance and support, and are of a length suitable for an individual's height.
Helmet:
Ski helmets for head protection, choose the right size and comfort.
Protective gear:
Body protection equipment, such as knee pads, elbow pads, wrist pads, etc., can effectively reduce the risk of injury while skiing.
Ski clothing:
Waterproof, breathable jacket and pants to keep the body dry and comfortable.
Warm inner clothing, such as warm clothing, down jackets, etc.
Goggles Sunglasses:
UV-proof, wind-proof, and snow-proof goggles or sunglasses that provide good visibility and eye protection.
Gloves:
Warm, waterproof ski gloves that protect hands and provide flexibility.
Ski socks:
Breathable, moisture-wicking, warm professional ski socks that are comfortable and provide foot protection.
Ski Bags:
Ski backpacks for carrying water bottles, gadgets, spare gloves, etc.
Wax & Tools:
Tools such as wax, scrapers, sandpaper, etc., for snowboard or ski maintenance.
Ensuring the quality and fit of your gear is essential for the safety and comfort of skiing. It is important to choose the right equipment according to the individual's skill level, the type of skiing and the climatic conditions of the location.