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Snap Two Ski Tether

Snap Two Ski Tether

$44.99 USD
$44.99 USD
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Color: Gnar Green

Meet the original Snap Two Ski Tether — the easiest, most effective way to get your little one loving the mountain from day one.

Why Snap Two? Most ski harnesses attach around a child's chest and waist — putting the grown-up in control of everything, including the child's body. Snap Two is different. By attaching to the ankles, little skiers can move freely, find their balance, and start building real ski movements right from the start. You hold the tether, you manage the speed — they do the skiing.

The result? Kids who feel free learn faster. Kids who learn faster have more fun. And kids who have fun on the mountain come back for the rest of their lives.

Click it & Rip it!

⚠️ Always remove the control tether before loading any ski lift. 

What's Included:

  • 2x Ankle Straps
  • 1x Control Tether
  • Get Started Guide
  • and of course... Stickers!

 

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How to Snap Two:

  • Click It

    Attach the ankle pieces to your little one's boots. Buckles on the outside, tether pointing back toward you. They can stay on all day.

  • Rip It

    Clip the control tether at the top of each run and hold both sides with equal tension. You manage the speed — they manage the skiing.

  • Love it

    Go slow, go straight, and let them lead. Focus on fun and the turns will come. If they want to come back tomorrow, you've already won.
How To Use Guide

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Snap Two Ski Tethers?

Snap Two Ski Tethers are an ankle tethering tool to allow the little skier to focus on the skiing while the grown up on the other end of the tether can control the speed. With the tether placed on the ankles, the little skier can effectively control their own body and start building the correct movements from day one. 

Where can I use them?

We recommend using them anywhere the adult is comfortable skiing in a strong wedge. We love big cruising Green Runs and nice mellow Blue Runs. Yes, you can take them on the chairlift, just remember to tuck the long tether leash away safely.

Could you pizza wedge down Corbet's Couloir? Possibly... but would you?? That's probably not the best idea.  (And no, this is not a challenge!)

My little one can only turn one way- what can I do?

Everyone has a stronger foot, usually. If your skier can turn great one direction but falls going the other direction, or they have one ski that is consistently wandering, your skier may not be putting enough pressure on the wandering foot. Try gently guiding the feet with the tethers, keeping the strong foot tether tighter than the wandering one and let the child feel what it's like to let both feet start to work.

One of my little ones skis keeps wandering off - what can I do?

It's very possible that your skier is only standing on one of their feet.  Try getting them bouncing in their boots, shuffling their feet, marching in the snow, or pushing their knees in front of the toes to get them to put some more pressure on the wandering ski.