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4'10" · 147 cm · 3 brand charts

Ski length for a 4 ft 10 in skier

For a four-foot-ten skier (147 cm), the evo, K2, Faction charts all include 145 cm for an intermediate skier and between them run 133–155 cm. Beginners read 125–150 cm; advanced and expert skiers 135–163 cm. Put plainly: one hundred forty-seven centimetres of skier, and one hundred forty-five centimetres as the shortest intermediate length every chart includes.

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  1. 1Skier 4'10" · 147 cm
  2. 2Intermediate 133–155 cm
  3. 3Advanced, all charts 135–163 cm

Each chart for a four-foot-ten skier

AbilityevoK2FactionAll charts
Beginner135 cm125–148 cm135–150 cm125–150 cm
Intermediate145 cm133–155 cm135–150 cm133–155 cm
Advanced / expert153 cm138–163 cm135–150 cm135–163 cm

Rows read for four-foot-ten: evo 4'10"; K2 4'8" and 5'0"; Faction 145 cm and 150 cm. Charts: evo men's ski size chart, K2 ski sizing guide, Faction skis size guide. Last checked 2026-10-20.

120 cm133 cm145 cm158 cm170 cmyour heightevo · beginner135 cmK2 · beginner125–148 cmFaction · beginner135–150 cmevo · intermediate145 cmK2 · intermediate133–155 cmFaction · intermediate135–150 cmevo · advanced153 cmK2 · advanced138–163 cmFaction · advanced135–150 cm
Ski length for a four-foot-ten (147 cm) skier on each brand's chart, by ability. The shaded band is 147 cm, the skier's own height.

Where the brands agree and where they do not

For an intermediate four-foot-ten skier, Faction reads shortest and evo longest. The charts meet at a single length, 145 cm, which every one of them prints or includes. The spread is widest at the advanced level, 135–163 cm from the shortest to the longest reading.

evo prints a row for exactly 4'10", with one length per ability rather than a range. K2 prints a row every 4 inches; 4'10" sits between its 4'8" and 5'0" rows, so this page spans both rows' values rather than guessing a point between them. Faction lists heights in centimetres every 5; 147 cm falls between its 145 cm and 150 cm rows, which together give 135–150 cm, one range for all abilities.

Against a four-foot-ten skier's own height, evo's intermediate length sits 2 cm below 147 cm, and its beginner length 12 cm below it. evo and K2 both start from a ski that lands between the chin and the top of the head; Faction starts nearer the nose or eyebrows. K2 then splits it by ability: beginners at chin height or shorter, intermediates between chin and nose, advanced skiers near or above head height.

Adjusting for terrain, weight and speed

The brands move the chart answer for how and where you ski. Applied to the intermediate window for a four-foot-ten skier:

Either side of four-foot-ten

Two inches shorter, a four-foot-eight skier, the intermediate readings run 130–145 cm, sharing 140 cm. Two inches taller, a five-foot skier, they run 140–160 cm, sharing 150 cm. Between rows the answer only changes where a chart prints a new row, which is why some neighbouring heights read the same.

For a four-foot-ten skier these are the brands' published starting points, not a fitting. A specific ski's own size run, your boots and a shop fitting decide the final length. Last checked 2026-10-20; see the methodology.

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