FF Active Skate Rollerskis
Your Ideal Entry Point into the World of Roller Skiing
Discover the perfect roller ski for freestyle beginners. The FF Active Skate is designed for those new to the sport, offering unbeatable stability, control, and value. Whether you’re just learning the basics or looking to improve your technique, these entry-level skate roller skis help you build confidence and glide effortlessly.
Why Choose FF Active Skate?
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Exceptional Stability: With a low center of gravity, these skis offer outstanding balance and control, ideal for mastering your first strides.
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Smooth Ride: Our precision-engineered wheels ensure a predictable, comfortable ride on various asphalt surfaces.
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Built to Last: Crafted from high-quality materials, the FF Active Skate delivers long-term durability, even with frequent use.
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Affordable Performance: Get top-tier design and function at an accessible price—perfect for beginners who want reliable equipment without breaking the bank.
Precision-Engineered in Norway
All FF Skis are proudly developed and manufactured in Norway using cutting-edge technology and the finest materials. We use Alumeco, Hydro and Hydal aluminum, the purest on the market, for every pair. The aluminum is anodized at Telloks for enhanced durability and CNC-machined at Cycle Start for unmatched precision.
Designed by skiers, for skiers, FF Skis bring you the ultimate off-season training tools to refine your technique and boost performance all year round.
Add a Personal Touch – Laser Engraving Available
Make your skis truly yours. Personalize your rollerskis with laser engraving and stand out from the crowd.
Key Features at a Glance:
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Lightweight yet solid frame
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Low center of gravity for enhanced control
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Excellent directional stability
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Easy to maneuver—perfect for all skill levels
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Compatible with Salomon Pro and Race bindings
Upgrade with Salomon Pro or Race Bindings
Every pair of FF roller skis includes Salomon Pro bindings, known for reliability and easy compatibility with NNN-standard boots. Want even more performance?
Choose Salomon Race Bindings:
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Carbon Construction: Ultralight and ultra-strong
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Smart Latch System: Quick and easy entry/exit
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Snug, Responsive Fit: For optimal control and energy transfer
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Available for Both Skate and Classic
Explore More from FF Skis
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FF 360 Flow Skate – Premium performance for seasoned athletes
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FF Active Junior Skate – Ideal for younger skiers
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FF Active Classic & FF V Active Classic (4-pack) – For classic skiing technique
Ready to Start Your Roller Skiing Journey?
Order your FF Active Skate today and experience stability, quality, and performance like never before. With premium construction, optional upgrades, and beginner-friendly design, it’s never been easier to get rolling.
Read News article from a Norwegian reporter just tested our FF Active Skate:
FF Active Skate Rollerski
Despite its low price, the Active Skate delivers across the board. It is directionally stable, comfortable, and feels natural to ski on. It’s also, for a skate ski, easy to brake and control on steep downhills. The center of gravity has also been lowered slightly to make the ski more stable — something most users will appreciate.
We’ve previously tested top models from other brands, and we believe that FF’s budget model is fully on par with them. FF markets the Active Skate as “a simple yet solid rollerski suitable for both beginners and professionals”, and in our opinion, the FF Active Skate simply feels like a top-tier model. It’s even used as an official ski in the Rollerski World Cup.
Our test skis have now been in use for two months, and they continue to impress. They are developed and produced in Norway, and FF claims it’s the market’s best aluminum ski — and there is no doubt that its build quality holds up to comparison with other FF models.
If we were to buy a new skate rollerski today, this is definitely the one we’d pick. The feel of a top model and the price of an entry-level ski is a combination that’s hard to beat.
Retail price: 2,250 NOK
(Includes Salomon Pro Skate bindings)
This is the original article from Norway:
