If you are a skier looking to improve your skiing skills or a beginner skier who wants to practice more, the dry slope must be an excellent choice. Dry slope is available for skiing all year round so that anyone can play any time of the year. If you live in a mountainous area where the mountains are always covered with snow, you are lucky to go skiing in the real snow at any time. But most people live far from the real snow, so dry slope is undoubtedly the most convenient choice.

Do I need any special equipment to ski on a dry slope?

Although skiing on a dry slope can not feel exactly like real snow, the equipment used is exactly the same, no need to buy special equipment. You can also rent equipment at the slope itself, most ski resorts will offer ski equipment rental service. If you want the feeling of skiing more like real snow, you can apply some wax on the board to increase the lubricity, but now the dry slope has been greatly improved, such as our Snow Grain Dry Slope, there is no need to wax the dry slope can have the feeling of real snow skiing, self-lubrication is very high, if you don't know what is Snow Grain Dry Slope, you can see this product description.

Will I get hurt badly skiing on a dry slope?

The same as skiing on real snow, the essential protection facilities still have to wear. If you are skiing on a hard and sharp dry slope, the fall will be more painful, and the injury will be more serious than on real snow. But if you are in a relatively soft and different height of the round bristles ski mat, do not worry about the injury problem. Because the round bristles will not stab you, and the high and low different height bristles can let you fall with different cushioning force, you have a particularly protective effect.

What is it like to ski on a dry slope?

Usually, it may be tough if you are a beginner skier or skiing on dry slope for the first time. However, it will be much easier once you get used to the feeling and master the technique. As it usually takes people a couple of days to get the hang of the skiing technique so you can expect to have a few trips and slips to begin with. You can feel the wind blowing fast in your face and breath the fresh air, but it's not cold at all, and you won't get wet if you fall.

To conclude, dry ski slopes can be a fantastic place to learn, practice, and improve your skills if you don't have access to real snow slopes. Skiing needs the most practice, and dry slopes are a great way to get you started. Wish you'll have great fun on the slopes!  If you are interested in dry slope, do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected] to get more information!