Collection: Cross-country skiing

Cross-country skiing equipment for classic, skate and winter training

Cross-country skiing is one of the best ways to train through winter, explore snowy trails and build full-body endurance. This collection brings together cross-country skiing equipment for classic skiing, skate skiing, touring and performance training — including cross-country skis, ski boots, bindings, poles, jackets, pants, gloves, hats, ski straps and winter accessories.

At Motosports, you can find Nordic skiing gear from trusted brands such as Salomon, Atomic, Swix, Yoko, Leki, Rottefella and Spine. Whether you are choosing your first cross-country ski set, upgrading to lighter skate skis or building a complete setup for winter training, this collection helps you find the right equipment for your skiing style and level.

Complete cross-country skiing equipment in one place

A good cross-country skiing setup is more than just a pair of skis. The right skis, boots, bindings and poles need to work together, while your clothing should keep you warm, dry and comfortable during movement.

This collection includes cross-country ski equipment for beginners, recreational skiers, active fitness users and experienced athletes. You can shop complete cross-country ski setups or choose individual items such as Nordic ski boots, Prolink bindings, NNN bindings, skate ski poles, classic ski poles, ski jackets, training pants and gloves.

For many skiers, the biggest challenge is not finding one product — it is choosing gear that fits together. That is why this category is built around the essentials: skis, boots, bindings, poles and clothing for different cross-country skiing techniques.

Cross-country skis for classic skiing and skate skiing

Cross-country skis should be chosen based on your skiing style, body weight, height, skill level and the type of snow or trail you plan to use. Classic cross-country skis are designed for forward striding on prepared tracks, while skate skis are built for faster side-to-side movement on groomed trails.

In this collection, you can find cross-country skis for classic skiing, skate skiing, training and recreational touring. Models from Salomon and Atomic include options for everyday winter workouts, junior skiing, performance training and more technical racing-style use.

If you want a simple and reliable setup, cross-country skis with bindings are a practical choice. They make it easier to build a compatible ski package without separately matching every part. More advanced skiers can choose specific skate skis or classic skis depending on the level of glide, stiffness and power transfer they need.

Cross-country ski boots for comfort, control and compatibility

Cross-country ski boots have a major impact on comfort, warmth and control. The right boot should feel secure without pressure points, support your skiing technique and match your binding system.

Classic ski boots usually offer more flex in the forefoot for a natural striding motion. Skate ski boots provide more ankle support and a stiffer feel for better lateral control. Combi boots are a practical option for skiers who want to use one pair of boots for both classic and skate skiing.

This collection includes Salomon cross-country ski boots, Atomic cross-country ski boots, Spine ski boots and other Nordic skiing options for men, women and juniors. When choosing boots, always check binding compatibility — especially if you already own skis or bindings.

Cross-country ski bindings: Prolink, NNN and SNS systems

Cross-country ski bindings connect the boot to the ski and affect both stability and power transfer. If the binding system does not match the boot sole, the setup will not work correctly.

In this collection, you can find Prolink bindings, NNN-compatible bindings, SNS Profil bindings, SNS Pilot bindings and Rottefella Nordic binding solutions. Prolink and NNN-style systems are common choices for modern cross-country skiing, while SNS systems are still relevant for skiers who already own older compatible boots.

For a new setup, it is usually best to choose skis, boots and bindings together. For an upgrade, start with the boot sole system and then select compatible cross-country ski bindings.

Cross-country ski poles for classic and skate technique

Cross-country ski poles should match your height, skiing style and performance level. Classic skiing usually requires shorter poles, while skate skiing uses longer poles for stronger propulsion and faster movement.

This collection includes cross-country ski poles from Swix, Salomon, Atomic, Yoko, Leki and Cober. Recreational skiers can choose durable aluminium poles for reliable everyday use, while active skiers may prefer lighter carbon or performance poles for better energy transfer and reduced fatigue.

Good ski pole straps are also important, especially during longer sessions. A comfortable strap improves control and helps transfer power more efficiently with every push.

Cross-country skiing clothing for cold-weather training

Cross-country skiing clothing needs to balance warmth, breathability and freedom of movement. Because the sport is highly active, clothing that is too heavy can quickly become uncomfortable, while clothing that is too light may not protect enough from wind and cold.

This collection includes cross-country ski jackets, softshell jackets, ski pants, training pants, midlayers, vests and winter sportswear from Swix, Yoko, Salomon and other specialist brands. Technical cross-country ski clothing helps manage moisture, block wind and keep the body comfortable during both easy sessions and higher-intensity workouts.

For colder weather, combine a breathable base layer with a protective jacket and flexible ski pants. For faster training, choose lighter layers that allow heat and moisture to escape.

Gloves, hats, ski straps and Nordic skiing accessories

Small accessories can make a big difference in cross-country skiing. Gloves need to provide warmth, grip and dexterity, while hats should be warm enough for winter but breathable enough for active movement.

This collection includes cross-country skiing gloves from Swix, Yoko and Leki, as well as Nordic ski hats, ski straps and accessories for training, transport and storage. Ski straps help keep skis together and protect the base during carrying or travel.

For longer sessions, it is worth choosing gloves based on the temperature and intensity of your workout. Thin gloves work well for fast training, while warmer insulated gloves or mitts are better for cold days and slower-paced skiing.

How to choose cross-country skiing equipment

Before choosing cross-country skiing equipment, decide whether you will ski classic, skate or both. Each style places different demands on skis, boots, bindings and poles.

A complete cross-country ski setup usually includes:

• cross-country skis for classic or skate skiing;
• compatible cross-country ski bindings;
• cross-country ski boots with the right sole system;
• ski poles in the correct length;
• breathable cross-country ski jacket;
• flexible ski pants or training pants;
• winter gloves, hat and ski straps.

Beginners should look for stable and easy-to-control equipment. Fitness skiers may want a lighter setup for regular winter training. More advanced skiers should focus on stiffness, glide, power transfer and precise boot-to-binding compatibility.

Cross-country skiing equipment at Motosports

Motosports offers cross-country skiing equipment for winter training, recreational skiing and performance-focused Nordic skiing. The collection includes cross-country skis, ski boots, bindings, poles, clothing, gloves, hats and accessories from Salomon, Atomic, Swix, Yoko, Leki, Rottefella, Spine and other winter sports brands.

Whether you are looking for cross-country skis with bindings, skate ski boots, classic ski poles, Prolink bindings, NNN bindings, Swix ski clothing, Yoko gloves or a full cross-country ski package, this collection helps you build a setup that fits your technique, comfort needs and winter goals.

Choose cross-country skiing gear that supports every stride — from relaxed snowy trails to serious winter training.