The Butter Dojo
The Butter Pad - Dry Ski Training Mat
The Butter Pad - Dry Ski Training Mat
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So you want to become steezy?
You want to have unlock more control over your board and have more fun on the mountain?
You want to be able to dance freely down the slopes?
If so, You are in the right place!
Take your board mastery to new levels with the Dry Ski Mat:
- Say goodbye to seasonal limitations and embrace year-round training.
- Achieve exponential progress by combining off-snow training with on-snow practice during the season.
- Practice crucial edge hold and spinning techniques that can't be performed on other materials!
- Hone complex tricks and build muscle memory in a safe controlled environment!
Exceptional Design:
- Crafted from durable,
- Engineered Polyethylene.
- Engineered for low friction, providing an experience that's about 70% as slippery as snow.
- Ideal for beginners, offering more grip for better balance while practicing Ground Trick movements.
The size of the Dry Ski Mat is also fully adjustable allowing you to customize it to your specific needs! It will come with 16 pieces total with each piece weighing 2.2 lbs and measuring 32in x 8in. The total size of the mat fully assembled is 65in x 64in.
READ THIS BEFORE PURCHASING
- Due to the hard plastic construction, the mat is REALLY loud when in use.
- Use of the mat will produce plastic and wax shavings.
- Falling while using the mat may cause injury, use of proper protection is advised.
- Use of dry ski mat may increase your skills soo dramatically that your friends won't be able to recognize you. Loss of friends may occur.
- Consistent use of dry ski mat may cause you to lose weight, do not buy this if you don't want to lose weight!
- NO RETURNS IF USED***
It comes with stickers too lol
This set up is definately a must have! Compact and out of the way when not in use but substantial when it's time to rep some drills! This is way smoother than just grass and carpet and keeps the board nice and clean. Best investment for any boarder! Don't think just pick it up!
Hesitated for a while on buying the butter pad but so glad that I did! As someone reexploring snowboarding in his thirties and as someone who hasn’t been on the slopes enough the past few years and honestly been on and off for longer than I’d like to admit, the butter pad has legitimately gotten me motivated and stoked for off season training - from practicing on the pad itself to experiment with other creative ways to practice without it.
The pad is for sure slick, and it’s true that shavings can come off so definitely follow the advice re waxing. It’s actually slick to the point where it’s important to be mindful of how much space you have around the pad - I was practicing presses on a carpet prior and when I try on the pad there are times I fear that I’ll send it off the pad into a wall/rail on my small apartment patio - so my advice here is to just slowly work your way up at the pace you’re comfortable with and gear up accordingly.
There’s only 2 reasons I didn’t give 5 stars - 1) it is a bit hard to separate the pieces once they’re put together - an instruction video for storage, disassembly, and any maintenance would be greatly appreciated! 2) Compared to some of the videos from The Butter Dojo, I think the 64x64 pad seems smaller than what I see the team practicing on, but I could be wrong. But assuming most people practicing are on boards between 140-160cm, I think it’d be nice to have a bit more surface area to work with - minor nitpick but I’d personally feel a bit more confident attempting spins with more surface area to land on and not have the board hang over from time to time.
Overall the pad is well worth the investment! I’ve had it for less than a month but it serves for great practice from presses, spins, edge control, and is just a fun way to do cardio without thinking about it. Future things that would be cool to see would be a carrying case as I’d love to carry the pad with me to session with friends as the noise isn’t the best given I live in a small apartment complex, and the ability to buy expansion pieces. Also if you’re hesitant because of the price, I spent quite a bite of time looking at alternative options like msnow, JF desk, freeslope, and even options off AliExpress, and I can honestly say it’s a very fair price although shipping will obviously vary depending on where you live, but we’ll worth the investment. Excited to progress and host practice sessions with friends and attempt things on the slopes for the first time before the season ends!
Great idea
Improvement: it cant be unassembled and reassembled easily for storage. For people who live in an apartment, the space is critical
Best purchase I've made in snowboarding now I can practice year around. Easy to put together and just like being on real snow