Type I

Cautious / Beginner

You ski slowly, carefully, and prefer easier runs.

Lower speeds
Green or easy blue runs
Control before speed

Choose this while building confidence.

Type II

Average Recreational

You ski at normal speeds and can handle different groomed runs.

Most common choice
Moderate speed
Varied groomed runs

Choose this for regular recreational skiing.

Type III

Aggressive / Advanced

You ski faster, harder, and want stronger edge hold.

Higher speeds
Steeper terrain
Aggressive carving

Choose this only if it describes your usual skiing.

Still Not Sure?

Most recreational skiers are Type II.

If you are unsure between two types, tell us how fast you usually ski, what runs you normally choose, and whether you prefer cautious control or aggressive carving.

At drop-off, tell us:

Your skier type: I, II or III
Your boot sole length if binding work is needed
Your usual terrain and speed
Any recent falls, injuries or equipment concerns

Common mistakes

One fast run is not Type III.

Choose your normal style.

Hard terrain is not the only factor.

Speed and confidence also matter.

Your type can change.

Conditions and confidence matter.

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