It’s extremely likely!

By using the recommended settings, Ski~Mojo will reduce the pressure on your knees by around 33%. This will immediately, radically, and sustainably relieve the pain you are used to (with pain eradicated in many cases). Additionally, by helping you apply more pressure to your skis, you will have better control over your movements and reduce the risk of further injuries.

Ski~Mojo also acts as a shock absorber and reduces the impacts and vibrations from the slopes. As a result, your joints will be less affected by these repetitive shocks, reducing or even eliminating inflammation.

For more information, you can check out this article: How effective is it for my knee, back, and hip problems?

Absolutely! Skiing subjects the entire body to shocks and vibrations that travel up to the pelvis and lower back. Ski~Mojo, acting as a shock absorber and by helping you maintain the ideal skiing posture, reduces these vibrations and thus the stress they place on your back and hips. you in a good posture as it mimics an ergonomical (or kneeling) chair, which also takes strain from the back.

Just like an electric-assist bike,  Ski~Mojo has also won over many skiers who have no medical issues. They use Ski~Mojo to improve their performance (especially their muscular endurance) during long days of skiing. It allows skiers to maintain optimal technique and carving control even after numerous runs, enhancing their skiing experience significantly.

Ski~Mojo is also used by many mountain professionals (ski instructors, ski patrollers, etc.) who spend long days on the slopes and need to stay in top form at all times. Ski~Mojo is even used by some athletes during training and by certain ski schools to help correct technical flaws.

Finally, by delaying muscle fatigue, Ski~Mojo reduces the risk of falls for everyone, thereby enhancing your safety.

Walking is a movement that is difficult to replicate mechanically. Ski~Mojo was designed specifically for skiing (as its name suggests). This movement is relatively simple as it mainly involves knee flexion when the feet are in contact with the ground. Walking, however, is quite different. Walking with Ski~Mojo activated can be more difficult, but in this case, the user can easily deactivate it and regain full freedom of movement.

Ski~Mojo also requires a rigid support point on a ski or snowboard boot, which is found in ski or snowboard boots. However, walking daily in ski boots is not comfortable.

Our online store is at your disposal. You can access it by clicking the link at the top of the page. Once your Ski~Mojo is delivered to your home, you will find a complete user manual in the box, which will guide you step by step on how to adjust it to your body. A video is also available in our “Settings and User Guide” section. If you encounter any difficulties, we can assist you via email, phone, or video call.

You can also visit one of our partner stores, whose contact details can be found by clicking the button below. All Ski~Mojo retailers have been specifically trained to adjust the Ski~Mojo to your body. You can find the list by clicking the “I WANT TO TEST” button on this page.

Ski~Mojo will help you regain an ideal posture thanks to the proprioceptive effect of the harness. It will also improve ski grip on hard snow. The impact of Ski~Mojo is perceived positively by all skiers, including our professional users (ski instructors, ski patrollers, etc.).

Only those who are used to lifting a ski to turn (a technique known as “stem”) may feel a slight discomfort during the first half-hour, as Ski~Mojo keeps the skis on the ground (which is precisely to allow for better grip).

Most importantly, the reduction in fatigue allows you to focus on your skiing technique, helping you ski better, more safely, and for longer.

If you are unsure how long it will take you to get used to Ski~Mojo, the results of our satisfaction survey should reassure you: 87% of Ski~Mojo users got used to it in less than half a day (see 2024 satisfaction survey).

In general, a fall with Ski~Mojo has the same consequences as a fall without Ski~Mojo. Often, Ski~Mojo acts as protection by distributing the impact over a larger area. Similarly, if you are hit from the side by another skier, Ski~Mojo will absorb most of the impact instead of your legs.

That being said, with or without Ski~Mojo, skiing remains a risky sport, and under certain circumstances, any equipment can cause injury: your skis, poles, backpack, etc. Ski~Mojo is no exception to this. This may particularly be the case if you fall at low speed to the side. The neoprene thickness significantly reduces the risk of bruising, but this risk cannot be completely excluded, especially if your Ski~Mojo is not properly adjusted. Be sure to follow the recommendations in the User Manual.

The answer is NO. Ski~Mojo does not cause muscle atrophy because it does not eliminate muscular effort but redistributes it differently. It reduces the load on the quadriceps by taking on part of the body’s weight, which decreases the effort required for each movement. However, the muscle still activates and contracts in the same way, but with less intensity. This allows the skier to extend their effort and preserve endurance without overloading the muscles.

In other words, Ski~Mojo lightens the overall load on the muscles but does not stop them from working. This prevents the rapid buildup of fatigue and exhaustion while maintaining the same type of muscle contraction. Additionally, the user can ski longer and with more intensity, which still stimulates the muscles and keeps them constantly active, thus preventing muscle atrophy.

Moreover, when muscle activation is too intense, the muscles produce more lactic acid than they can handle. It is this excess lactic acid that causes the sensation of muscle burning, stiffness, and soreness in the days following. Skiing induces overactivation of the quadriceps, and this overactivation prevents us from linking turns and extending our ski day, even though the rest of the body could handle more.

The initial installation (with adjustment to your body) will only take a few minutes.

In daily use of Ski~Mojo, putting it on takes just one or two minutes when getting dressed. If you wear it under your ski pants (as about 50% of users do), simply put it on before putting on your ski pants and ski boots. You’ll then just need to connect Ski~Mojo to your ski boots.

Many Ski~Mojo users also use it for ski touring; but on the way down! Indeed, to go up, it will not disturb you but we will not help you either.

For the ascent, two solutions are available to you:

• Either have it installed on your legs, but deactivated/disengaged. It will be quickly forgotten and you can even make your conversions quite normally.
• Or in the backpack (1.4 kg without the harness, plus 0.150 kg for the harness that you can keep on you). It will then take you less than two minutes to install it once you reach the summit.

In both cases, the Ski~Mojo will give you a lot of pleasure and comfort on the way down.

To convince you, or for more explanation, you can watch this video on youtube (in French).