Ski length for a 6 ft 4 in skier

Each chart for a six-foot-four skier

Rows read for six-foot-four: evo 6'4"; K2 6'4"; Faction 190 cm and 200 cm. Charts: evo men's ski size chart, K2 ski sizing guide, Faction skis size guide. Last checked 2026-10-20.

Where the brands agree and where they do not

For an intermediate six-foot-four skier, K2 reads shortest and Faction longest. The charts meet at a single length, 190 cm, which every one of them prints or includes. The spread is widest at the beginner level, 174–204 cm from the shortest to the longest reading.

evo prints a row for exactly 6'4", with one length per ability rather than a range. K2 prints a row for exactly 6'4", and gives a range for each ability, with two advanced columns: a playful skier and a charger. Faction lists heights in centimetres every 5; 193 cm falls between its 190 cm and 200 cm rows, which together give 180–204 cm, one range for all abilities.

Against a six-foot-four skier's own height, evo's intermediate length sits 3 cm below 193 cm, and its beginner length 13 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 six-foot-four skier:

• Powder or freeride: K2 adds 2 to 5 cm, which turns 190 cm into about 192–195 cm.
• Park or groomers: K2 takes 2 to 5 cm off, about 185–188 cm.
• Heavier than average for six-foot-four: K2 adds 1 to 3 cm (191–193 cm); evo and Faction also say to go longer.
• Lighter than average: K2 takes 1 to 3 cm off (187–189 cm).
• Tip rocker: evo says a ski with significant tip rocker can be sized longer; K2 says more camber suggests shorter.

Either side of six-foot-four

Two inches shorter, a six-foot-two skier, the intermediate readings run 175–195 cm, sharing 185 cm. Two inches taller, a six-foot-six skier, they run 180–204 cm, sharing 180–204 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 six-foot-four 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.

Other gear for a six-foot-four rider

• Bike frame size for 6 ft 4 in
• Snowboard size by weight
• Kayak size by weight
• Paddleboard size by weight
• Backpack size by trip length

Heights near six-foot-four

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Guide: how ski length changes with ability · size every category at once