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Gear up for every session with cross country ski equipment for classic and skate skiing. Whether you are new to the sport, replacing worn gear or preparing for regular trail sessions, Track 'N Trail stocks a range of Nordic essentials that offer lasting performance season after season.

Explore well-fitting cross country ski boots and balanced poles for a smoother stride, as well as high-performance ski gloves for cold-weather protection. Complete your setup with roller skis for year-round training, or grab functional ski accessories to fine-tune your gear and get the most from every outing.

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This ski is a great tool for developing your classic skiing skills with added confidence and maneuverability.

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Aero 7 eSkin PM Shift Pro

C$379.95

C$299.99

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The future of faster skiing. Carbon Skate Lab is a radical shift in the way Nordic skis are constructed, opening a new premium era of World Cup performance.

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S/Lab Skate Ski

C$979.95

C$649.99

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This medium volume racing boot with carbon chassis and natural flex sole

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S/Max Classic Boot

C$399.95

C$319.96

The RCS Cold Skate Ski features Cold Base Bonding for improved wax absorption and grindability.

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RCS Cold Skate Ski

C$839.95

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Experience precision engineered in its purest form with Salomon's highest performing race boot.

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S/Lab Carbon Classic Boot

C$730.00

C$459.99

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Engineered to amplify both kick and acceleration, the S/LAB Carbon Classic Blue takes your performance to the highest level. It excels in hard-wax snow conditions.

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S/Lab Classic Ski

C$979.95

C$649.99

The ideal boot for skiers who want to take their Nordic skiing further.

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Mn XC Pro

C$159.95

top skin ski with a race-specific design

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Twin Skin Speedmax 90

C$1,209.95

If you're looking for the perfect partner for your first ski marathon, you'll find it in the Aerolite Skate 80.

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Aerolite Skate 80 Ski

C$464.95

Salomon's RC7+ eSKIN ski is a great tool for developing your classic skiing skills with added confidence and maneuverability.

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RC7+ eSkin PM Shift

C$419.95

Whether training or racing, the RC5 Skate boot is fully featured for high-level performance.

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RC5 Skate Boot

C$394.95

The TURNAMIC® skate binding developed for World Cup athletes allows them to precisely position the binding, quickly and without tools.

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IFP Binding World Cup Skate

C$169.95

FAQs

1. What do I need for a complete cross-country ski setup?

A complete setup includes skis matched to your technique and weight, compatible bindings, boots with the correct outsole system, and poles sized for classic or skate skiing. Add ski-specific gloves, pants, a jacket, as well as the maintenance products required by your base and grip system. Confirm which parts are included with a ski before assuming it is a ready-to-use package.

2. How do I make sure Nordic boots and bindings are compatible?

Identify the exact sole and binding system before buying. Similar-looking Nordic interfaces are not automatically interchangeable, and brand alone is not enough because a brand may sell products for more than one system. If you own boots, use the sole marking to choose bindings; if building a new setup, select boots and bindings together. Also confirm whether the ski comes with a plate, binding or neither. When in doubt, bring your products in-store to be advised on the best option for your system.

3. Do classic and skate skiing use different pole lengths?

Yes. Skate poles are generally longer to support the skating motion, while classic poles are shorter for diagonal stride and double-poling technique. The right length also depends on the skier and the rules or conventions of the intended use. Track 'N Trail carries aluminium, composite, and carbon poles for different intensities.

4. Why buy ski-specific gloves instead of general winter gloves?

Nordic gloves prioritize grip, dexterity, wind protection and fit well into pole straps. A heavily insulated general winter glove can become wet and bulky, while a thin race glove may be inadequate for easy outings in deep cold. Choose insulation from pace and temperature. Track 'N Trail separates ski gloves within the Nordic category, making intended intensity a better guide than the warmest-looking model.

5. Are roller skis a direct substitute for snow skiing?

Roller skis are useful for year-round technique and conditioning, but pavement adds speed, impact and traffic hazards that snow does not. You need a matched setup that may include appropriate roller-ski wheels, poles or tips, boots and protective equipment. Roller skis are designed for dedicated athletes and are not recommended for beginners.

6. What maintenance kit do I need for skin, waxable and skate skis?

Skin skis need suitable skin cleaning and care plus glide treatment on the glide zones. Waxable classic skis require grip wax or klister selected for conditions, along with glide preparation. Skate skis need glide care and regular base maintenance but no kick zone. The assortment includes brushes, waxes, skin products, vises and tables. Buy tools around your ski type and desired performance level rather than purchasing a full race bench immediately.