Waxing raises many questions. To help you, check out our La Cordée guide, written by experts in waxing and cross-country ski maintenance.

For cross-country skiers looking to explore the backcountry over long distances, back-country cross-country skiing is for you! With your equipment, you can explore uncrowded terrain and discover unique snowy natural environments.

Prepare for your backcountry cross-country skiing outings with the right clothing: stay warm, dry and comfortable, whatever the conditions.

Off-piste cross-country skiing is practiced primarily on untracked trails, using sturdy cross-country skis equipped with steel edges. Discover Normand Pion's favorite trails.

Discover our recommendations for taking care of your cross-country skiing equipment and getting the most out of it on your next outings.

Cross-country ski enthusiasts, we suggest you check that your cross-country skiing equipment is complete. In addition to these valuable tips, La Cordée offers five additional helpful tips to make your cross-country skiing life easier.

Ce n’est pas un secret bien gardé, les skis de fond à peau font fureur, et depuis plusieurs saisons. Ils sont devenus la solution idéale pour des foules de fondeurs à l’échelle mondiale.

How to choose the right classic cross-country ski equipment? Are you an aerobics enthusiast looking to stay in shape all winter long? Classic cross-country skiing will be your new favorite sport! A sport of Scandinavian origin, classic cross-country skiing involves sliding one ski after the other with pushing movements on a mechanically marked track. Classic cross-country skis are very light and thin and do not have metal edges. Find out how to equip yourself from head to toe to get started on your new classic cross-country skiing adventures.

To get the most out of your classic cross-country skiing outings, make sure you dress appropriately for the temperature and the intensity of your physical effort. First of all, it's important to know that before you start your classic cross-country skiing outing, it's perfectly normal to feel cold. Since cross-country skiing is an aerobic sport, you'll quickly warm up as you go.