Skike

Buy a Skike: the name combines ski and bike, and the idea is cross-country training without snow. Here you will find the Skike V7 Plus Pro as well as matching wheels and spare parts.

The success story of the Skike began with the Austrian inventor Otto Eder. The name Skike was created from the words ski and bike. This already reveals the core of the idea: being able to do cross-country skiing without snow using this device. Anyone taking up off-road skating has an uncomplicated, highly efficient piece of sports equipment in the Skike.

Buy Skike: Nordic skates for training on tracks and paths

The Skike is an off-road skate with two large pneumatic tyres, one at the front and one at the back. Unlike with an inline skate, you do not step into a fixed skate boot, but into the binding with your own sports shoe and close it with Velcro straps. Thanks to the large tyres, the Skike also rolls over farm tracks, rough asphalt and small bumps. Together with poles, this creates a full-body workout similar to cross-country skiing.

The Skike V7PLUS PRO

In this collection you will find the Skike V7PLUS PRO Nordic Skates. When buying, it is important that the binding suits your shoe well and that the straps hold your foot securely. You can see which shoes are well suited under Salomon sports shoes.

Wheels and spare parts for the Skike

A big advantage of the Skike is that almost every part can be replaced individually. Here you will find, among other things:

Wheels: the Skike Complete Wheel and the Skike Complete Wheel Speed PU 145mm for smooth routes
Tyres: Skike Tyre and Skike Inner Tube
Backstop: the Skike CROSS Backstop RLS 43 (without wheel)
Small parts: Axle Screw Set, Cuff Screw Set, Strap Set New and the 3-piece Mudguard Set

You will find rims, pads and quick releases in the Skike accessories/spare parts collection.

Tips for getting started

Before every ride, check the tyre pressure and that the straps are fastened securely. Start on a level path with little traffic and practise gliding and braking first before tackling longer distances. You will find suitable blading poles under poles. You can read how to build up your training, which paths are suitable and how the Skike differs from other off-road skates in our guide Skike and off-road skating.