00:00If you've got a little one about to hit the slopes for the first time or you're a new rider
00:03yourself, you already know the wobble, the falls, and the back pain from holding them up all day.
00:09So I went digging and found the best deals on the top 5 beginner ski safety aids for new riders,
00:14and some of these are seriously cheap for how much they help.
00:17First up, the kids ski snowboard training harness with shock absorbing leash.
00:22That shock absorbing leash is the star here, it softens the jerks when your kid suddenly stops,
00:27so you're not yanking them off balance and they're not yanking your shoulder out of socket.
00:31At about $22.51 with over 4,200 sold and a 4.6 rating, it's the most full-featured option
00:39on the
00:39list, and honestly it feels like real gear, not a toy. Next, the kids ski tip connectors,
00:45and these are the sleeper hit. They clip the ski tips together so beginners can't do the dreaded
00:50splits, and they double as a snowboard holder in sled rope. For just $6.27, with
00:574,000 plus sold and a 4.7 rating, this is the cheapest thing on the list and probably the
01:01one that saves the most tears on day one. Third, the children's skiing harness traction
01:07rope belt. This one's built for toddlers learning to glide, simple belt, simple rope,
01:12and you get full control while they figure out their balance. At $10.20 with over 4,000 sold and
01:18a 4.6 rating, it's the budget-friendly classic that just works, and if your kid is tiny, this is
01:24where I'd start. Number 4 is the GEO APO Kids Ski Training Harness, and it's the highest rated of
01:30the bunch at 4.9 stars, which says a lot. The removable leash is the big win, you can go
01:35from
01:36hands-on speed control to letting them cruise on their own without buying a second harness.
01:40At $11.30, that kind of flexibility for that price is a no-brainer. And last, the ski learning
01:48chest harness with towing rope. This one spreads the pull across the chest instead of yanking on
01:53one spot, which means better control and less strain on both of you, and it works for adult
01:58beginners too. At $15.47 with a 4.7 rating, it's a solid step-up pick if you want something
02:05sturdier
02:06than a basic belt. Alright, that's the list, links to every one of these are in the description below
02:11so you can check the current prices. If this helped you out, give it a like, hit subscribe,
02:17and I'll see you on the slopes.
