Associations, Professionals: choose your ski equipment
Which product for which use?
The answers to your most frequently asked questions can be found here.
I would like ski equipment for independent people
Handiski "Solo" - Skiing in complete or partial autonomy
Which frame to choose?
- Tempo Access: The easiest and most stable uniskis on the market.
- Suitable for people with little balance or complete beginners.
- Very low, very stable and reassuring.
- Tempo Uniski or Dualski: Unparalleled versatility, for teaching complete beginners to advanced.
- Suitable for people without the use of their lower limbs and with good upper body mobility
- Integral suspension movement for comfort and performance
- Öhlins shock absorber adjustable in 2 seconds without tools with Quickset system
- Effortless waiting position at the chairlift
- Easily removable assist bar
- Versatility: easy conversion to Duo version
- Scarver: Technical model for advanced or beginner competition. Not ideal for beginner/intermediate instruction. Only for advanced skiers, no possibility to add an assistance bar.
- Possibility to switch to Uniski or Dualski
- Adjustable seat angle
- Adjustable damping kinematics
- Snow’Kart : Quickly become autonomous and have fun from the first run.
- Suitable for skiers who do not have the balance or physical ability to ski in Uniski or Dualski
- Hemiplegic people can ski with one hand thanks to the Easydrive bar
- It also offers a fun, stable and quick to learn device for people who are looking for fun without a long learning phase
- Easy to use for children and small people thanks to the “child” levers
- Easy installation of the skier thanks to the great stability
- Easy to take the chairlift thanks to the lock in the upper position
Which accessories do I need?
- Seats
- Outriggers
- Assist bar
- Leg protection cover
- Scarver leg shell attachment kit
- Back support straps for high injury skiers
- High pressure pump for shock absorber adjustment Fournales on Leisure model
- Fix’Hand’Ski gloves
- Wheelblades
Equipment for people in need of assistance
Handiski "Duo" - Skiing with assistance, Tendem'Flex and Tempo Duo
How to choose between the Tempo Duo and the Tandem'Flex?
The Tempo Duo, the latest generation of Tessier chairs, has the following features:
- Öhlins shock absorber with integral damping kinematics for excellent comfort
- Easy to use for the accompanying driver, especially when taking the chairlift
- Possibility to equip it with the Grand Confort bucket seat and Relax footrest, identical to the Tandem’Flex, for a more extended position
The Tandem’Flex is ideal for more severely disabled and/or heavier people. The advantages of the Tandem’Flex are as follows:
- Suitable for everyone
- No weight limit for the passenger (within the pilot’s capabilities)
- Easy to install the passenger thanks to the lateral blocking system (the device holds its balance)
- Easy chairlift grip thanks to the lift assist gas jack
- Excellent comfort thanks to Bultex foam in the bucket seat and Öhlins shock absorber
The training is also to be taken into account:
- Tempo Duo and Dualski piloted, recommended training of one day for the pros
- Tandem’Flex and Tandemski, necessary training of 5 days for the professionals, between 6 and 10 for the volunteers, parents…
Which accessories do I need?
- Articulated bucket seat for Tempo Dualski
- Grand Comfort bucket seat for Tempo Dualski
- Steering bar
- Leg protection cover
- UTY warm cover
- UTY mittens
- High pressure pump for shock absorber adjustment
- Wheelblades
Where to train?
Handiski trainning
Where can I take lessons and try the equipment?
- Traditional ski schools are increasingly equipped with handiskiing equipment and offer specialised courses.
Many handisport associations or specialised ski schools also offer courses.
Come and meet us during our numerous demo days on the different French and foreign massifs throughout the season for a trial, an initiation (no lessons).
Find on the map the resorts and associations equipped with Tessier equipment.
Tempo Duo and Tandem'Flex piloting
- Training to fly the Tempo Duo is quick. A level of skiing equivalent to class 3 of the French ski teaching system (at ease on all types of slopes) is required to become a pilot.
- The training to pilot the Tandem’Flex varies from 6 to 10 days depending on your level of aptitude. A good physical condition as well as a sense of responsibility to appreciate the risks for the passenger is required.
- Tessier’s partner trainers are present in all the French massifs. Contact us to find out who they are.
A tariff?
A personalised offer will be sent to you quickly by using our online configurator.
