KlipSki - EASY Ski and Pole Carrier

I used Ski Totes for years and when my youngest preteen daughter fell in love with skiing we both got new skis. Unfortunately the Skit Totes didn't fit the new skis and they no longer make them. Very disappointing, I wish they'd just made them a little wider. They were near perfect, lockable, easy to handle, and kept my skis and poles safe when taking breaks in the lodge. I'd read about the KlipSki but couldn't find a seller in the U.S. until now. These work well for my park skis and my daughter's wide-waisted skis. The length of the KlipSki could be a little longer but they work just fine, I have to bend the ski pole just a little to get it over my binding brake. I've been skiing many years so carrying gear is second nature, but for my newbie daughter carrying her skis and poles was a daunting task. Now she doesn't complain, even when using the shuttle she's able to carry her skis and poles on and off by herself. One feature I really do like is the scraper. Not for the car but scraping all the frozen crud off the skis when you're done skiing. Works better than a gloved hand on the hard stuff. These really are a simple concept but work so well. One of the best pieces of ski gear I've bought.

This works OK when you are clipping your skiis and poles together in your warm house and transporting them to the slopes.When your skis are cold and snowy and the clips are cold, everything slides around and the ski poles (mine anyway) do not like to stay clipped in. They pop out and/or slide back and forth, too.One of the stick-on grippy surfaces that is supposed to keep your skis from sliding around in the clip has come unglued, worsening the problem of a [lack of a] firm clip on to your skis.If these were designed so that they clipped stronger/tighter on your skis and the location where your poles cliped in was more "positive locking" I'd consider giving them a 4 star rating. Also something "grippier" where the clips go up against your skis would help the sliding issue.I have had people ask me about them while using them, in addition to a number of curious looks.

These work well for transport and storage, but I do wish they had a rubber liner so they didn't slide around so much. As it is, since there is really only friction of waxed skis to hold these in place if you aren't very particular about where you place them and how you carry the set then it will all slide around and bump into everything. I wound up using these, but only inside of a cloth storage/transport bag to keep them from scratching edges to surface.I'd say this is only part of a transport / storage solution for ski's as it doesn't work well alone.

I don't know who NH's "J&C Accessories" is, and will never meet their Jason unless he comes to Knox County, Maine and looks me up, but I do know that J&C is the only US retailer prescient enough to recognize world's only & world's best product of its class, plus treat small spenders like me as if they owned the company. These will work with nordic skiis (my application) better than they will with alpine skiis (my other expertise), and when ordering, you are strongly-encouraged to express color preference that will stand out in snow so you don't lose them when you fall down.

When you clip the poles and skis, the carrier thingies slide up and down the ski unless you hold the ski completely parallel to the ground. My 8-yr old has given up and just cons my husband into carrying her skis. If I spent more time figuring it out, maybe I could make it work better. Maybe it's because her skis are small?

Works great! I ordered this for my 11 yr old son who belongs to a ski club and is challenged to handle all equipment on his own (and not lose it!) With these he can snap in the poles and skis and carry, so easy! He loves them.

Working well. I am using on a pair of ladies XC-skis and poles. When ordering I wasn't quite clear on how this product works. Now I can explain: just put the skis back to back, and drop in the top of the KlipSki. Those plastic slats inside press against the skis and hold them snugly together and without damage. then the poles clip into those openings at the top.

I saw a group of skiers that had some and thought it would be nice to carry poles and skis all together, they work ok but not for wide skis.