Why rely on the Ski~Mojo?

Explore the different benefits of Ski~Mojo

01. Improves your endurance and performance

Boost your endurance: up to 4 times more skiing per day

Even if you’re fit and well prepared, the thrill of skiing grows with every descent. But on long, steep slopes, your quadriceps can eventually burn out and force you to pause, interrupting your flow.

That’s where Ski~Mojo steps in: it eases muscle strain, saves 30 to 40% of your energy, and gradually gives it back. The result? Greater lightness, more turns, more intensity, and far less fatigue, all while keeping skiing’s athletic challenge intact since the effort is simply shared differently.

By supporting nearly one-third of your body’s weight, the Ski~Mojo shifts the effort from sheer power to sustained endurance in your quadriceps.

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If you had knee pain, would you say that thanks to the Ski~Mojo it has:

02. Two powerful springs, ready whenever you are!

Relieve your joints: knees, hips, back

The Ski~Mojo relies on two powerful, adjustable springs to support about a third of your body weight, shifting this load from your hips down to your boots. By tackling the source of joint pain, it dramatically eases vertical pressure on the knees, relieving (and in many cases eliminating) pain.

Unlike a standard knee brace, which only supports from the sides, the Ski~Mojo also absorbs shocks and vibrations from the terrain. The result: smoother skiing, greater comfort, and reduced strain on every joint, knees, hips, and back alike.

Already embraced by over 40,000 skiers who enthusiastically recommend it, the Ski~Mojo proves effective for more than 95% of users. Still unsure? Demo it for yourself and feel the difference!

If you had knee pain, would you say that thanks to the Ski~Mojo it has:

03. Preserves your knees

Rebalance muscle work to reduce the risk of injury:

By analyzing balance control on a force platform, the study by Moret and De Gunsch finds that in a static speed-seeking position, the distance traveled by the center of pressure is shorter when using the Ski~Mojo.

This would suggest that the equipment also has a positive influence on the skier’s balance control.

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Since 2008, two studies have been conducted on the impact of the Ski~Mojo on muscle activity.

Electromyography revealed that with the Ski~Mojo:

  1. The quadriceps work on average at 70% of their reference activity.
  2. The hamstrings work on average at 110% of their reference activity.


The energy savings felt in the work of the quadriceps is therefore real and quantified. Several studies have also established the importance of the hamstrings/quadriceps (H/Q) ratio in protecting the anterior cruciate ligaments. By analyzing the results of the EMG (electromyography), it is noted in the laboratory that the use of the Ski~Mojo significantly improves this ratio (by 27%), and this trend is confirmed during Ski~Mojo trials on the slopes (studies conducted by the scientific department of the French Ski Federation). This would tend to reduce knee laxity and thus protect the ACLs.

Considering that fatigue is a factor that increases the risk of ACL injuries, and that the Ski~Mojo also reduces fatigue, it is highly likely that the risk of injury decreases proportionally.

04. Increase safety

By delaying muscle fatigue, the Ski~Mojo reduces the likelihood of injury

Fatigue is one of the leading causes of skiing accidents, yet few skiers maintain the physical preparation needed to counter it. The Ski~Mojo helps delay fatigue by lightening the perceived weight on your legs by about one-third and redistributing the effort between the hamstrings and quadriceps.

This lets you keep better control of your turns and preserve the muscle freshness you need to react quickly in any situation. With less lactic acid build-up, your muscles stay sharp and responsive. The Ski~Mojo also enhances edge grip by “loading” and flexing the ski more effectively, especially on hard snow, for greater precision.

At day’s end, users report fewer aches and fresher legs, making skiing more enjoyable while lowering the risk of fatigue-related injuries.

05. No Batteries, No Electronics

100% mechanical, for limitless endurance

In today’s world of ever-increasing electronics, it is easy to assume that a motorized device with batteries and smart chips would be the ultimate solution. Yet skiing, a sport demanding speed, endurance and razor-sharp precision, calls for something different.

Unlike powered systems, the Ski~Mojo is entirely mechanical: no batteries, no motor. It is robust, immune to cold or moisture and always ready for action, whatever the mountain throws at you.

Its response is instant, with no lag as you might find with electronic devices. This immediacy is a key advantage in a sport where timing is everything.

Most importantly, the Ski~Mojo connects directly to your ski boots, transferring roughly one third of your body weight straight to the ground. This genuinely eases pressure on your knees and thighs, while other systems merely shift the load to the calves and offer little real relief.

Simple and practical, it needs no charging or electronic upkeep. Its purely mechanical design makes it durable, ecofriendly and easy to repair, a dependable partner season after season.

In short, the Ski~Mojo is not just an innovation, it is a solution designed for skiers: robust, reliable and responsive. You do not need electricity to multiply your energy: your legs are enough.

You have to see it to believe it!

The Ski~Mojo extends endurance to the point where young skiers can cover impressive distances with ease. Here, a non-stop carving session in Saas Fee: 8 minutes and 30 seconds of pure glide, covering a 1,700-metre vertical drop without a single break.

Don’t get us wrong,

With the Ski-Mojo, skiing keeps its sporting spirit while becoming more of an endurance challenge. It lets you ski longer without wearing out your muscles, encouraging the natural repetition of flexion and extension. Your quadriceps stay strong. Their muscle mass remains intact.

However,

scientific research shows that Ski-Mojo increases hamstring engagement by about 10% while easing quadriceps effort by 35 to 40%. This improved muscle balance offers greater protection for the anterior cruciate ligaments.

Therefore,

If you want to make the most of your skiing days, boost your performance, race down the slopes or simply keep up with your sporty kids, Ski-Mojo is the perfect choice. It lets you ski longer, more comfortably and with far less painb>. Give it a try and see for yourself!

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The Ski~Mojo Technology

The Ski~Mojo is a smart device that harnesses the power of a spring. As you bend your knees, it stores kinetic energy and releases it as you extend, giving your legs extra support.

With the recommended settings from the User Guide, The Ski~Mojo takes on about one third of your body weight, sparing your legs from that load. You can also fine tune the assistance to match your needs.

Its articulated frame connects to the shell of your ski or snowboard boots (temporary connector during a test) and to a comfortable under seat harness.

The mechanism sits inside a soft neoprene sleeve that keeps everything securely in place. Because its main purpose is not lateral knee support, the sleeve should not be too tight. It adapts naturally to each skier’s shape, including hip width, tibial length and femoral length, making the system comfortable and almost unnoticeable after a few runs.

The advantages of the Ski~Mojo

The Ski~Mojo relieves the knees, thighs, hips, and back, allowing its user to ski much longer with more comfort and enjoyment.

Fits all adult body types

The spring’s power is not affected by temperature or altitude.

Lightweight & compact, it is easily transportable.

Installed in less than 2 minutes under ski pants.
It is invisible

Why does Chemmy Alcott, Britain’s most successful female ski racer, use the Ski~Mojo?

Following a glittering career that included four Winter Olympic Games, seven World Championships, Alcott continues to work as a race coach with CDC Performance, a company she set up with her husband and former British Team Ski Racer, Dougie Crawford.

After a serious knee injury in March 2016, and subsequent operation and rehabilitation, Alcott used the Ski~Mojo for the first time and not only found it valuable as a knee support, but also for improving performance over long periods of time on the mountain.

A word from the inventor of Ski~Mojo

“The Ski~Mojo is to skiing what the electric motor is to cycling, you are still doing sport but for much longer!”

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