Peltonen Kids Nanogrip Tiger Set

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We bought these skis for our 4-year-old daughter a few years ago. He skied on them for two winters and now the skis have been transferred to a 4-year-old little brother. The skis have worked well and both like these more than children’s scar-based skis. The skis required little run-in and the glide was at least as good at the beginning as with the Finnish-based skis. We have always put our skis out for at least 15 minutes before skiing and we have not stuck to the soles of the snow. Snow often clings to the soles of skis if they start skiing in such a way that they have been warm either inside or in the car. In our immediate circle, these skis are used by two other families as well and they have not had any problems with the skis. If snow still adheres to the soles of the skis, they can be replaced or returned.

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I bought my child nano grip skis and the disappointment struck right off the next draw. The ski then didn’t slip at all and small ice clumps grabbed the bottoms, even though we put on the anti-ice agent recommended by the seller. Yes, take a head for a child, but luckily we tried before school exercise class. I don't know now what should be done. I called the store with a view to the demolition of the trade, but did not immediately warm up, but said that one should ski about 20 km to start working. Well, it wouldn't inspire you to ski on a ski that doesn't really slip any, twenty kilns. Now put the child to ski !!!!