ProSlope Keeps skiers coming back, no matter the weather!
28/July/2026
Skiing shouldn't have to wait for the perfect conditions. Whatever the weather does in the Summer or Winter, there's a way to keep your slope busy, your customers happy and the good times rolling right through the season and beyond.
Make the most of every season. Winters are less predictable than they used to be, and natural snow can't always be relied on. That's actually good news for slopes ready to offer something more. A great synthetic surface means people can keep skiing whenever they want to, so your site stays lively even when the snow stays away.
Give your customers an experience they'll return for.
Whether you're welcoming new visitors, keeping regulars coming back or simply raising the bar on a great day out, the right surface makes a real difference. Happier skiers, longer seasons and more reasons to visit all add up to a stronger business.
When your surface performs better, your business performs better.
EVENT: GOODR X SNOWTRAX POND SKIM
Always winning, when you're Skimming.
This year's Pond Skim went off with a real bang, with over 90 skiers and snowboarders taking on the water in fancy dress and a crowd that brought proper party energy from the first run to the final splash.
Event Highlights
Tropical Theme: Participants wore loud, colorful costumes while attempting to glide clean across the water.
Food and Drinks: The Sip & Dip outdoor bar served refreshing drinks alongside a trackside BBQ.
Entertainment: A live DJ provided a high-energy soundtrack with free giveaways and random prizes for lucky skimmers.
It was comfortably the biggest Pond Skim event to date at Snowtrax, Dorset. Ninety-plus participants, a packed bank of spectators, music, sunshine and no shortage of soggy landings. The atmosphere was brilliant from start to finish.
Start with the best synthetic ski and snowboard surface going, add a unique event, and you have far more than a great place to ski. You have a venue that draws a crowd, creates a buzz, and turns an ordinary weekend into something people talk about for months!
Who said dry slopes are quiet in the summer?
