Skidor are long, narrow boards used for gliding over snow. They are typically made of wood, plastic, or composite materials and are designed to provide stability and speed while skiing. Skidor come in various types, including alpine, cross-country, and freestyle, each suited for different skiing styles and terrains. To use skidor, a skier attaches them to their boots using bindings. Skiing can be a recreational activity or a competitive sport, with events like slalom and downhill racing. Proper technique and equipment are essential for safety and enjoyment on the slopes, making skidor an important part of winter sports.