Ski Exercise Machine

Free delivery to every address in Great Britain.

1 8

£384.99

incl. VAT

In stock

Order by 2pm Mon–Fri, dispatched same day

Pair it with a machine? (optional)

No machine
Air Bike, 27 inch Fan Resistance, plus £399.99 Air Bike, 27 inch Fan Resistance (opens in a new tab)
Air Resistance Rowing Machine, plus £384.99 Air Resistance Rowing Machine (opens in a new tab)

Add accessories? (optional)

Pay in 3 interest-free instalments of £128.33 with Klarna. 18+, T&Cs apply, credit subject to status. Late fees may apply.

Free GB delivery · Order by 2pm · 180-day returns

Delivery policy · Returns policy · Warranty

Shipped weight 56 kg. Delivery to Northern Ireland is charged by order weight: see the weight bands.

Buying in bulk?

Buying 10 or more, or for a gym? Request a trade quote

View full details

Cardio Machines

A ski trainer loads the lats, triceps, core and hips through a vertical pulling pattern, standing up, with no impact at all. It is one of the very few cardio machines that genuinely trains the upper body rather than just elevating heart rate.

KEY FEATURES

Air resistance that scales automatically with effort
Trains lats, triceps, core and posterior chain
Zero joint impact, standing position
Vertical pulling pattern complements horizontal rowing
Small floor footprint relative to a treadmill or bike
Performance monitor for pace, distance and interval work

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Air resistance is self-scaling, which is what makes these machines work for everybody from a beginner to an elite athlete on the same setting. The harder you pull, the more air the fan has to move, so resistance rises with your effort automatically. There is no dial to set and no wrong resistance level, only the intensity you choose to apply.

The movement pattern is genuinely unusual among cardio equipment. Almost every other machine, from bikes to treadmills to rowers, is leg-dominant or horizontal. A ski trainer is a standing vertical pull driven by lat engagement and hip hinge, which makes it a strong complement to rowing rather than a substitute for it.

TRAINING APPLICATION

Ski trainers suit interval work exceptionally well: short maximal efforts of 20 to 60 seconds with recovery, or longer steady pieces for aerobic base. Because the movement is a hip hinge plus a vertical pull, it also reinforces the same mechanics used in deadlifts and pull-ups, making it useful active recovery on days between heavy lifting sessions.

HOW TO CHOOSE?

Choose a ski trainer if you want upper-body-dominant conditioning, are managing lower-limb joint issues, or want variety alongside a bike or rower. Choose a rower if you want a single machine covering the largest muscle mass. If you want both patterns without two machines, the combined ski and rowing machine is worth considering.

FAQs

How does air resistance work?

A fan moves air as you pull. The harder and faster you pull, the more resistance the fan generates, so the machine scales to your effort automatically.

Is it hard on the shoulders?

The movement is a controlled vertical pull driven mainly by the lats and hips. Keep the hinge in the hips rather than rounding the lower back, and shoulder loading stays manageable.

Is it good for beginners?

Yes, because resistance is entirely effort-dependent. A beginner pulling gently gets a light workout on exactly the same machine an athlete uses at maximum.

How much space does it need?

Less than a treadmill or rower, since the footprint is largely vertical. Check the stated dimensions and allow clearance for the pull-through.

Specifications

Product Dimensions

Top Width: 52 cm
Depth: 40 cm
Height: 216 cm

Dimensions with Floor Stand

Width: 60 cm
Depth: 127 cm
Height: 216 cm

Product Weight

Ski Machine: 21 kg
Floor Stand: 18 kg

Size & weight guide

With Top
Depth	40.6cm
Height	216cm
Width	52cm
Ski Machine + Floor Stand
Width	60cm
Depth	127cm
Height	216 cm
Ski Machine Weight	21kg
Floor Stand Weight	18kg

Feature highlights

LED PERFORMANCE MONITOR – Track your workout metrics in real-time with the integrated digital display showing time, distance, calories burned, and stroke count, allowing you to set precise fitness goals and monitor your progress with every session. The bright, easy-to-read interface keeps you motivated and informed, making it easier to optimise your training intensity and stay consistent in reaching your performance targets.

SMOOTH DUAL-ACTION RESISTANCE SYSTEM – Experience fluid, natural motion that mimics Nordic skiing, engaging both upper and lower body for a full-body workout. The air resistance cater to beginners and advanced athletes alike, allowing you to tailor the intensity to your goals while targeting legs, arms, core, and cardiovascular endurance. Ideal for low-impact training that delivers high-impact results.

SPACE-EFFICIENT DESIGN - Compact footprint makes this ski machine perfect for home gyms and limited workout spaces while still providing a comprehensive full-body workout experience that rivals larger.

DURABLE STEEL CONSTRUCTION – Built with premium materials and precision engineering for reliable performance during even the most intense training sessions. This ski machine features a sturdy steel frame that supports users of various sizes and fitness levels, ensuring long-term durability and stability in both home and commercial gym environments.

LOW-IMPACT, HIGH-CALORIE BURN – Enjoy effective cardio and strength training that’s gentle on joints while maximising energy expenditure. Ideal for weight management, HIIT sessions, CrossFit routines, and endurance conditioning, this ski machine delivers a full-body workout without the stress of high-impact movements, perfect for all fitness levels.

Questions & answers

How does the resistance work on the Ski Exercise Machine?

The Ski Exercise Machine uses air resistance: a fan moves air as you pull, so the harder and faster you pull, the more resistance it generates. It scales automatically to your effort, which suits a beginner and an athlete on the same machine.

How much space does the Ski Exercise Machine need?

The Ski Exercise Machine measures 52cm wide, 40cm deep and 216cm high. On its floor stand the footprint is 60cm wide by 127cm deep, still 216cm high. Allow ceiling clearance above 216cm and room for the pull-through.

Does it come with a floor stand?

The specification lists the Ski Exercise Machine with its floor stand (18kg), giving a free-standing 60 x 127cm footprint. Check the product images and description for the configuration supplied, and contact us if you need to confirm before ordering.

What does the monitor show?

The Ski Exercise Machine has an LED performance monitor showing time, distance, calories and stroke count, which is enough for interval work such as 20 to 60 second efforts with recovery.

Does the Ski Exercise Machine need assembling?

Yes, the Ski Exercise Machine needs putting together after delivery. If anything is unclear, or your box arrives without instructions, contact us before you start and we will help.

Is the Ski Exercise Machine good for beginners or bad knees?

Yes. Resistance is entirely effort-dependent, so a beginner pulling gently gets a light workout on the same Ski Exercise Machine an athlete uses flat out. You stand throughout with zero joint impact, which suits anyone managing lower-limb joint issues.

How is the Ski Exercise Machine delivered?

The Ski Exercise Machine is a bulky item. Free delivery to every address in Great Britain, including the Scottish Highlands and Islands. Northern Ireland pays the bulky rate, shown at checkout before you pay. We confirm the delivery method when you order.

Can I return the Ski Exercise Machine, and can I pay in instalments?

Yes, within 180 days. The Ski Exercise Machine is a bulky item, so you pay the return carriage unless it is faulty, in which case the return is free. Prices include VAT and your statutory rights apply. Klarna is offered at checkout on eligible orders, and the options, schedule and eligibility are shown before you pay.

Delivery, returns and warranty are answered in full on the delivery page, in the Help centre and on the warranty page.

Warranty

Category	Cardio and gym machines
Term	Statutory rights apply; manufacturer terms confirmed on request
Covers	Frame and structural parts, motors, consoles and electronics, cables and pulleys, moving parts under normal domestic use. This guarantee is given by LIFT SETS LTD, Unit at St. Helens, Merseyside, and does not affect your statutory rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015.
Not covered	Wear items (belts, decks, grips, batteries), damage from incorrect assembly or power supply, use in commercial settings unless quoted. Exclusions never remove your statutory rights: a fault that was present at delivery is covered whatever the exclusions say.
How to claim	Email support@liftsets.co.uk with your order number, a description of the fault and two or three photos or a short video. We reply with the next step: replacement part, repair, replacement or refund. Damage or shortages on arrival are a delivery claim, not a warranty claim: tell us as soon as you can.

Your statutory rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 apply in full: up to 30 days to reject a faulty item for a refund, then repair or replacement, and for six months a fault is presumed to have been present at delivery. Full details: Warranty.

Delivery & shipping

Free delivery to every address in Great Britain, including the Scottish Highlands and Islands. Northern Ireland is priced by weight at checkout. · 2–5 working days
Order before 2pm for same-working-day dispatch (Mon–Fri)
180-day returns · no restocking fee · you pay return postage unless faulty

Delivery policy · Returns policy · Warranty