1. Necessary equipment-snow equipment

Snowmobile: single board and double board

Snowboard: veneer and snowboard.

Double ski: double ski, double ski shoes, ski poles.

How to choose: stand the board up, the tallest one should not be over the nose, and the shortest one should not be lower than the shoulder. Strictly speaking, it is recommended that novices subtract 20cm from your height. You can float up and down 5cm according to your weight and favorite gameplay. Those who are overweight and like to slide can choose to float up, while those who are lighter and like to play with flat boxes can choose to float down. ?

2. Necessary equipment-protective equipment

There are many kinds of ski protective gear, but the following are necessary:

Helmet: professional ski helmet, with appropriate size and comfort as the standard.

Facial protection: The temperature in outdoor ski resorts is generally low, so the face needs to be covered to keep warm when skiing at high speed.

Snow goggles: Wind and snow blindness, keeping your face warm.

Gloves: waterproof and warm.

Hip protection+knee protection: especially for single board players, a must! With it, you can fall confidently and boldly!

Armor: After into the pit, you need advanced flat flowers and park players.

You will feel that there are too many things to prepare. Don't worry, all the above equipment can be rented at ski resorts/ski shops. If you find yourself in love with skiing in the future, don't be stingy to buy a better one!

It is suggested that novice into the pit buy equipment in the following order: gloves, helmet, snow goggles, protective gear, face protector, snowshoes and snowboards.

3. Necessary equipment-clothes

Ski suit features: windproof and waterproof.

Coat: You'd better wear a ski suit or jacket. If you are not afraid of wet, just wear it casually.

Clothing: It is best to wear snow pants or trousers. If you are not afraid of getting wet, you can wear it casually.

Modern skiing can be roughly divided into three categories:

Alpine style: skiing refers to sliding down a snowy slope. Its name comes from the downhill movement in the Alps, including various skills and movements, three of which are the most basic movements: straight down, crossing and turning.

Nordic style: skiing includes cross-country skiing and platform skiing, and its name comes from the fact that this sport originated in Nordic countries. Cross-country skiing is the most popular skiing method.

Freestyle: Freestyle skiing is actually a stunt. Performers come down from the steep and rugged snow slope, and at the same time perform other thrilling stunts such as jumping, kicking and even somersaulting.