The International Size Reference Guide

Twintip (park) Ski Length

Twintip skis (often called park skis, pipe skis or freestyle skis) are cool! They let you play on jumps, rails and jibs in the terrain park.

Make sure to buy twintip skis in right length. Let us help you determine your roughly twintip (park) ski length below...

How to Determine Classic Ski Length?

By Height Measurement:
Body height is used to determine your Twintip (park) ski length. Stand with your back against a wall and your feet together. Look staight forward. Place a book or a ruler on the top of your head and push it against the wall (make sure it is horizontal). Measure distance from the floor and up to the book/ruler, etc. Determine your Twintip (park) ski length from our ski length chart below.

In the store:
If picking up your skis in a physical store, place one of the skis in front of you, with the tip pointing against your face. The ski tip should reach somewhere between your forehead and the top of your head. Pick shorter skis if you are a beginner (between your nose tip and your eyebrows) and longer skis if you are a intermediate/advanced skier (up to your body height).

Twintip (park) Ski Length Chart

This ski length chart is unisex.
Beginner? Choose 5 cm shorter skis (5 cm shorter than the lower number in the chart).

Height CM	Height FT	SKI Length
125	4'1''	115
130	4'3''	120
135	4'5''	130
140	4'7''	135
145	4'9''	140
150	4'11''	145
155	5'1''	150-155
160	5'3''	155-160
165	5'5''	160-165
170	5'7''	165-170
175	5'9''	170-175
180	5'11''	175-180
185	6'1''	180-185
190	6'3''	185-190
195	6'5''	190-195
200	6'7''	195

See also:

Shopping for alpine ski equipment? See also our other alpine skiing length/size charts:

Alpine Ski Pole Length Chart

Carving Ski Length Chart
Twintip Ski Length Chart
Kids' Alpine Ski Length Chart
Kids' Alpine Ski Poles Length Chart

Tips, Tricks or Questions about Ski Length?

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