PROLESKI Indoor Ski Simulator Series & Models

PROLESKI offers commercial indoor ski simulators for sale directly from the manufacturer. Compare equipment for ski schools, training studios and leisure venues by lesson format, available space and the slope movement your instructors need.

Explore Optimal, Vertical, Direction, Sport, Multisport, Mobile and Cross, or ask us to recommend a model.

Which Ski Simulator Series Fits Your Venue?

Choose your series in three steps:

  1. Training: decide which disciplines, lesson formats and participant levels you will serve. Match the slope movement to those goals.
  2. Space: compare the installation footprint and required ceiling height with your premises. Check access and site requirements before committing to a model.
  3. Operation: consider participant capacity, instructor staffing and the equipment options your programme needs.

Use Compare Models to shortlist Optimal, Vertical and Direction models. For a new centre, review the business planning guide; for installation and staff preparation, see Service.

PROLESKI Optimal series ski simulator with a fixed incline

Optimal: Fixed-Incline Ski Training

Fixed-incline simulators for ski and snowboard lessons. The slope angle is set during production, providing a consistent surface for beginners and recreational training.

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PROLESKI Vertical simulator demonstrating adjustable longitudinal incline

Vertical: Adjustable Ski Slope

Adjust the longitudinal incline during training. Instructors can vary the steepness to suit the participant's ability, the exercise and the goals of each session.

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PROLESKI Direction simulator demonstrating longitudinal and lateral tilt

Direction: Multi-Directional, Two-Axis Training

Dynamic longitudinal and lateral tilt to simulate terrain, develop balance and train responses to changing slope conditions.

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Illustration of a PROLESKI ski simulator with longitudinal and lateral platform tilt

Sport: Advanced Athletic Training

PRO2DS is designed for advanced athletic training, with two-axis tilt and higher belt speeds than the standard series. A dedicated option for sports clubs and focused technique development.

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Multisport: Presentation Coming Soon

We are preparing to introduce a new PROLESKI solution. Details will follow after the official announcement.

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PROLESKI mobile ski simulator in use at an indoor venue

Mobile: Portable Ski Simulator & Venue Planning

Designed for projects where equipment relocation matters. Check transport dimensions, access and operating space for each venue.

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Cross-country ski simulator layout with skiers and an instructor

Cross: Cross-Country Ski Training

Indoor cross-country ski training with adjustable longitudinal incline and belt speed. Choose from two models: PRO1 CROSS FIT and PRO1 CROSS OLYMPIC.

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Commercial Ski Treadmills & Endless Ski Slopes

An infinite ski slope — also called an endless ski slope or infinity slope — uses a moving Artificial Ski Surface to let skiers and snowboarders practise continuously within a fixed training area. PROLESKI offers these infinite ski slopes as fixed-incline, adjustable-incline and two-axis ski treadmill models. Choose your indoor ski centre equipment around the lessons you plan to deliver, then check each model’s capacity and installation requirements.

Ski Simulator Selection & Installation Planning

At PROLESKI, we design and build ski simulators to suit the available space and each customer’s requirements.

01Design
02Installation
03Aftercare

If your space has an unusual layout, you are unsure about its load capacity, or you need help positioning the equipment, send us a floor plan. We will work with you to plan the space and prepare a 3D visualisation.

See installed projects in Denmark, Taiwan and Azerbaijan, or browse more installations.

Plan your investment with our ski simulator cost and club budget guide.

Choosing a Ski Treadmill for Ski Schools

Bring ski and snowboard lessons indoors throughout the year. When choosing a ski simulator for ski school lessons, start with the age and ability of your students, individual or group lesson formats, and the number of participants you plan to teach at the same time.

  • Lesson format: match the working surface and model capacity to individual coaching or small-group sessions.
  • Slope movement: compare fixed incline, adjustable longitudinal incline and two-axis tilt with the exercises your instructors plan to teach.
  • Parallel sessions: we recommend at least two simulators for a commercial club, so visitors with different ability levels can train at the same time.
  • Premises and team: check installation space, ceiling height and delivery access, then plan instructor training and daily operation.

Choosing an Indoor Snowboard Simulator

For snowboard lessons, compare the working surface width, participant capacity and incline options with the exercises your instructors plan to teach. Tell us whether you will offer beginner lessons, technique coaching or both, and whether skiing and snowboarding sessions need to run at the same time. We can help select a model and configuration for your programme.

See two PRO3V simulators in use at iSKI Taipei. Compare models for your lesson format, review installation and instructor training, or request a recommendation for your ski school.

Get a Model Recommendation for Your Venue

For a model recommendation, tell us:

  • Your city and country, and whether the project is a new venue or an addition to an existing business.
  • The planned disciplines, participant ages and levels, lesson format and intended group size.
  • The usable room length and width, clear ceiling height and any columns or other fixed obstacles.
  • What you know about delivery access, available utilities and the preferred opening date.

A floor plan helps us discuss the layout. If you are still looking for premises, start with your business concept and the information you have. Use our venue checklist when assessing a location.