The winter season is approaching, and you’re thinking of buying new skis? Not sure what type of cross-country skis would suit you best or how long they should be? Are you a beginner, a recreational skier, a fitness skier, or a racer? This article will help you navigate your purchase and make the right choice.
For some, it’s time to update their roller ski collection, and for others, it’s time to buy their very first pair of roller skis. Use our Roller Ski Guide—now updated with more roller skis.
Harald Østberg Amundsen is concerned about what he sees among young skiers – and gets support from a former national team coach.
Don’t feel like roller skiing in the rain and cold? Worried about falling or catching a cold? A great alternative to outdoor double poling is double-poling trainers. Do you know what options are available on the market and how they differ in terms of functions, installation, price, and other parameters?
The SkiErg machine, designed to simulate double poling, has become a popular training tool in gyms and home setups. But its benefits go far beyond serving as a rainy-day substitute.
What did summer skiing and training look like in the Czech Republic when there wasn’t enough funding to travel to glaciers or ski tunnels?
It’s not just rookies who fall. Even the best in the world hit the ground from time to time—and Jessie Diggins is using her latest crash as a chance to remind everyone about roller ski safety.
Swedish cross-country star Frida Karlsson has taken a significant step in her preparations for the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milano-Cortina, joining a growing group of elite skiers investing heavily in advanced training equipment.
An industrial building caught fire during the night leading into Friday in Öjebyn, outside Piteå, Sweden. The roller ski supplier Elpex had operations there.
What did roller skis look like in the beginning, and where is the development heading? We look back, examine the current state of roller skis, and explore emerging trends.