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Terrain park features come in sizes. Which size is a great place to start?

XS (extra small).

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  1. XL (extra large)
  2. L (large)
  3. XS (extra small) ✔

Why: XS features are the smallest. Work up through S, M, L and XL as your skills grow.

Huh, didn't know that: Swiss guidelines suggest kids under 6 use XS features.

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References

Answer: XS (extra small). XS features are the smallest. Work up through S, M, L and XL as your skills grow.

  1. Colorado Ski Country USA: Terrain Park Safety www.coloradoski.com/safety/terrain-park-safety
    XS (extra small) parks are a great place to start.
    Checked 2026-10-10.
  2. SKUS (Swiss ski safety commission): Skifahren und Snowboarden www.skus.ch/de/skifahren-und-snowboarden-9.html
    Kinder unter 6 Jahren benützen vorzugsweise XS-Elemente.
    Checked 2026-10-10.
  3. SKUS (Swiss ski safety commission): Skifahren und Snowboarden www.skus.ch/de/skifahren-und-snowboarden-9.html
    XL-Elemente (extra large) sind absoluten Könnern vorbehalten.
    Checked 2026-10-10.

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