5 Best Kids Ski Accessories that will make your life easier

1. Edgie Wedgie

If your child is under the age of 6 and learning to ski, an Edgie Wedgie will be your best friend. It is a skiing aid that is a thick elastic band that attaches to the tips of the skis, keeping them in the snow plow or “pizza” position. When a child can keep their ski tips together they will have better balance and control. The Edgie Wedgie will help to speed up the learning process while providing a more enjoyable introduction to skiing. Once they’ve mastered the “pizza” position, unscrew the tool and move on to “french fries”.

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2. Ultimate Ski Harness

Another training tool for getting your kids out on skis in a controlled manner. Help them get a feel for being on skis and on the slopes, while holding them in the harness and helping them control their speed.

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3. Helmets with Visors

Instead of a helmet and goggle, opt for a helmet with a visor. No more lost goggles, no more goggles dangling off the back of the helmet, no more goggles pulled down over a toddlers face squishing their nose or eyes; a helmet with a visor fixes these problems. The visor keeps the sun, snow, and wind out of the child’s face with the ease of being able to be pushed off the face when not needed.
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4. Skiis and Biikes Classic Boot Backpack

Another training tool for getting your kids out on skis in a controlled manner. Help them get a feel for being on skis and on the slopes, while holding them in the harness and helping them control their speed.

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5. Kombi Mitten Clips

Gloves and mitts will no longer be lost or dropped from the chairlift. Keep mittens and gloves secured to your child’s ski jacket and safely in place. While traditional mitten strings can be dangerous around rope-tows and chair lifts, these mitten clips will release when pulled with force.
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