Direction Series — Two-Axis Ski Simulators
Endless treadmill ski machine
Two-Axis Ski Slope Training for Your Venue
Direction Training Features
Adjust the slope in two directions.TWO-AXIS INCLINE
Electric cylinders change the belt’s vertical and lateral incline during operation.
The Direction series uses electric cylinders to adjust the moving belt’s incline vertically and laterally during operation. It includes two models: PRO2D and PRO3D. These simulators are designed for fitness centres, sports clubs, entertainment venues, ski schools, and sports training facilities. The series is intended for experienced recreational skiers and professional athletes.
Compare Direction Models & Installation Requirements
Choose a Direction model to suit your training format: PRO2D is suited to two skiers or snowboarders, and PRO3D to three at the same time. Each model dynamically adjusts longitudinal and lateral tilt, allowing you to vary training sessions and simulate changing terrain. Compare the recommended number of users and installation dimensions below.
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| # | SPECIFICATION | PRO2D | PRO3D |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Capacity | 2 | 3 |
| 2 | Capacity in "School for Beginners" mode. | 6 | 9 |
| 3 | Working length, mm | 6000 | 9100 |
| 4 | Working width, mm | 4650 | 4650 |
| 5 | Ceiling height for a platform tilt of 22°, m | 5.5 | 5.8 |
| 6 | Lower platform height (podium or pit), mm | 850 | 850 |
| 7 | Mounting area length, at least … mm | 8810 | 11835 |
| 8 | Mounting area width, at least … mm | 6100 | 6100 |
| 9 | Lifting mechanism type | Electric cylinder (ball screw drive) | Electric cylinder (ball screw drive) |
| 10 | Elevation, degrees (X – incline; Y – lateral incline) | X: +10°…+22°; Y:-5°/+5° | X: +10°…+22°; Y:-5°/+5° |
| 11 | Tilt change speed, degrees / sec. | 1°/s | 1°/s |
| 12 | Tilt angle acceleration, °/s² | 0.8°/s² | 0.8°/s² |
| 13 | Maximum speed of the band motion, basic (option), km/h | 25 (35) | 25 (35) |
| 14 | Average electrical energy consumption, kWh | ≥ 6 | ≥ 10 |
| 15 | Average water consumption, liter/hour | ≥ 30 | ≥ 30 |
FAQ
Does every club need a dual-axis tilting platform?
Not necessarily from day one. Beginners can learn on a fixed or adjustable slope. As their skills develop, a dual-axis platform helps a club expand its training programmes and introduce new challenges. Each new level brings fresh goals and gives skiers a meaningful reason to keep practising.
Progression can help build customer loyalty, alongside quality of service, a strong instructor team and a club community. Together, these elements support lasting customer relationships and a more sustainable club business.
What does dual-axis tilting add to training?
A single-axis platform changes the longitudinal slope angle. A dual-axis platform also tilts sideways, with independent control of both axes. This lets the instructor vary the slope during an exercise and challenge skiers to adjust their balance, edging and body position — practising responses to changes in terrain.
Direction models provide longitudinal incline from +10° to +22° and lateral tilt from −5° to +5°. The instructor selects settings to suit the skier, the exercise and the training goal.
We help each club choose the right configuration to support every stage of skill development — from beginner to expert.
