Ski Size Calculator

Ski size charts put a ski somewhere between 23 cm and 8 cm below your standing height, with beginners at the short end and experts at the long end. This tool slides a six centimetre window across that band by ability, then adjusts for weight and for whether the ski is a carver, an all-mountain ski, a powder ski or a park ski. Every step is shown, so you can see how far the answer moved and why. The weight step is a rule of this tool rather than a published one, since shops only say to size up if you are heavier than average, and it is labelled as such in the result. A second mode takes a length you already own and reports which ability band it falls in, and a shop fitting still governs.

Calculator Type
Units
Centimetres with metric units, inches with imperial.
Kilograms with metric units, pounds with imperial.
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Units

Give a ski length in centimetres and see which ability band it sits in for your height.

Centimetres with metric units, inches with imperial.
Skis are sold in centimetres everywhere, whichever units you picked above.
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