The Delta jr kids’ ski set includes: We recommend choosing ski boots one size larger than your regular shoes. For a child you can safely leave some room to grow and choose 2 sizes larger.<\/strong><\/p>\n The skis included in the set are classic skis, but by choosing a shorter length you can also use them for the skating technique (you cannot ski classic with skate skis).<\/p>\n As a rule, classic technique skis should be 15-20 cm longer than yourself, and skate skis 5-10 cm longer than your height. Anyone who wants to ski in both techniques with one pair of skis should choose a ski about 10-15 cm longer than their height.<\/p>\n For a smaller child who is just starting to ski, skis of their own height are best. Longer skis are harder to manoeuvre and may put the child off skiing altogether.<\/p>\n You can read more about choosing skis here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Formula for finding the right pole length: Quick waxes are suitable for waxing these skis. For classic skiing we definitely recommend applying grip wax to the middle of the ski. Choose a suitable product here<\/a>.
\n– Skis: Peltonen Delta jr, 120 – 140 cm
\n\u2013 Ski bindings: Rottefella
\n\u2013 Boots: Alpina T5 JR, sizes 25 \u2013 38,\u00a0picture in the gallery<\/strong>
\n\u2013 Ski poles: Peltonen Apollo 95-120, or Rex Omega 125cm if preferred (picture in the gallery) (select size 120 and write in the additional information field in the cart that you would like longer poles).<\/strong><\/p>\nHelp with putting together a kids’ ski set:<\/h4>\n
\nFor classic technique: skier’s height x 0.85
\nFor skating technique: skier’s height x 0.9<\/p>\n
\nYou can choose a suitable glide wax here<\/a>.<\/p>\n