Dual ski adapted to Tessier Tempo from 18 kg

Adapted dual ski Tessier Tempo

Dualski adapted for solo skiing, learning and freeride

A adapted dual ski It is recommended for users who need more stability than a classic monoski/uniski, but who still want an active, sporty and progressive experience. The Tessier Tempo Dualski is intended for people with lower limb disabilities and allows independent skiing with high performance, depending on the user's level of control.

The model is suitable for teaching, learning, recreational skiing and freeride. The manufacturer rates it very well for learning and leisure, but also positions it as a capable piece of equipment for more dynamic skiing, including on varied snow. For users passionate about snow and freedom of movement, the Dualski base can provide additional lift and safety.

Tempo Dualski can be used by individual users, adapted ski schools, instructors, sports centers and associations working with people with disabilities. The assistance or piloting bar can be mounted on the rear of the frame, without removing the seat, which helps to quickly switch between solo and assisted use.

Performance, full suspension and control on snow

A key advantage of the Tessier Tempo Dualski is the Dualski base, inspired by the technology used on the Scarver. This provides more stiffness, better edge contact and a clearer feeling of control in turns. For a adapted dual ski, this combination of stability and sporty response is essential.

The frame is fully suspended and equipped with Öhlins shock absorbers. The suspension helps cushion your body and legs, distributing pressure more efficiently across the ski. The result is better contact with the snow, better grip and a more comfortable experience during descents.

Tempo Dualski is compatible with several types of shock absorbers. The Öhlins Quickset system is suitable for collective use, as it allows quick adjustment for different weights. The Öhlins SX offers a good balance between comfort and performance, and the Öhlins PRC is the superior version, with adjustments for compression and rebound.

For chairlift use, the model includes two powerful gas jacks that help lift the equipment to the required position. The frame kinematics are designed to maintain the chairlift position without excessive effort, which makes boarding safer and more comfortable.

Technical specifications Tessier Tempo Dualski

The Tessier Tempo Dualski is a adapted dual ski configurable, with dimensions that may vary depending on the seat, shock absorber, bar and accessories chosen. The technical data below are indicative and must be verified at the time of final configuration.

• Product type: dualski / biski adapted for alpine skiing in a sitting position.
• Main use: solo skiing, learning, leisure, freeride and assisted use.
• Recommended audience: people with lower limb disabilities.
• Base: Dualski, with high rigidity and good edge grip.
• Suspension: fully suspended frame.
• Available shock absorbers: Öhlins Quickset, Öhlins SX, Öhlins PRC.
• Chairlift assistance: two gas jacks for lifting the frame.
• Assistance/pilot bar: compatible, mountable on the back of the frame.
• Duo configuration: possible with pilot bar.
• Available seats: 7 sizes, including a children's version.
• Chair finishes: Gelcoat or Carbon.
• Width depending on the seat: approximately 37 – 53 cm.
• Length without bar: approximately 90 cm.
• Length with bar: approximately 125 cm, easily removable bar.
• Height H1: approximately 63 – 73 cm.
• Height H2: approximately 115 – 118 cm.
• Weight: from 18 kg, depending on configuration.
• Tessier chassis warranty: 3 years.
• Seat and accessories warranty: 1 year.

With these features, the Tessier Tempo Dualski is a adapted dual ski suitable for users who want stability, performance and the possibility of progressing from assisted or recreational skiing to a more independent and sporty style.

Correct configuration for an adapted dualski

Choosing a adapted dual ski should be made based on experience level, trunk control, user weight, athletic goal, slope type, and level of assistance available. A novice user may need more stability and support, while an advanced user may prioritize cornering response, shock settings, and performance on varied snow conditions.

At MSN Life Services, the recommendation of an assistive equipment starts from the user and the real purpose of the product: initiation, leisure, independent adapted skiing, activities with an instructor or sports progress. You can consult our category of assistive devices for products dedicated to independence, mobility and adapted activities.

If the user also uses daily mobility equipment, the category of wheelchairs. For active users, the guide about custom configured active wheelchair explains why positioning, center of gravity, and product fit matter so much in autonomy and control.

Useful resources about adaptive skiing and assistive technology

A adapted dual ski is part of the area of assistive and adaptive sports equipment, products that can support the participation of people with disabilities in sports, recreational and social activities. For general context on the role of assistive technology, you can consult the page World Health Organization – Assistive technology.

For information about access to assistive devices for children and people with disabilities, you can also consult the resources UNICEF – Assistive technologies. For the sports area, a relevant source is International Paralympic Committee – Para Alpine Skiing.

For official product information, see the manufacturer's page: Tessier Tempo Dualski.