Seats
Comfort
Tempo Access
The lowest and easiest uniski. Ideal for clubs, children and people with limited balance.
Less than 20 cm between the seat and the snow. That's all the difference between trying and succeeding.
Level
0 - 50
For what use?
100
60
30
Starting at €4,088.15 excl. VAT (€4,313 incl. VAT) *The price shown includes one seat, without skis
Presentation
Your first turns, with confidence
The Tempo Access makes discovering sit-skiing easier thanks to a very low seat and a forward center of gravity. Closer to the snow, you find your balance more easily and approach your first turns with less apprehension.
Designed for learning, for children and for people with limited balance, it supports progress up to an intermediate level. Its silent-block damping keeps the seat low, while the lifting assist and assistance bars make it easy to use with family, in a club or in a ski school.
Designed for learning, for children and for people with limited balance, it supports progress up to an intermediate level. Its silent-block damping keeps the seat low, while the lifting assist and assistance bars make it easy to use with family, in a club or in a ski school.
Key features
Balance and maneuverability
Balance
A very low center of gravity to make balance easier to manage and to discover the sensations of the Uniski.
Confidence
A position close to the snow that reduces apprehension and helps you concentrate on your first turns.
Maneuverability
A forward center of gravity to make initiating turns easier and support steady progress.
Support
Assistance and steering bars available to adapt the help provided by the instructor or companion.
Testimonial
Technical specifications
Lowered seat
The seat sits less than 20 cm from the ground, 14 cm lower than on a standard Tempo. This position brings the skier closer to the snow and lowers their center of gravity. It makes balance easier to manage, which is essential when discovering sit-skiing.
Maneuverability
The forward position of the center of gravity makes it easier to engage into the turn. The Tempo Access lets you work on your first changes of direction and gradually gain ease. Its design favors an accessible feel for learning and recreational skiing on groomed slopes.
Flexibility
The Tempo Access uses a silent block instead of a hydraulic shock absorber. With 25 mm of travel, this system provides flexibility while allowing a particularly low seat. A design choice that serves balance and ease of learning.
Boarding
A cylinder assists in raising the frame to prepare for boarding the chairlift. The kinematics make it easy to hold in the raised position while waiting. The Tempo Access thus combines a low position for skiing with a lifting system suited to using ski lifts.
Assistance
An assistance or steering bar can be mounted at the rear without removing the seat, turning the device into a frame similar to the Tempo Duo. The instructor or companion has a suitable handle to help the skier. This option makes the Tempo Access easier to use in facilities that welcome a variety of profiles.
FAQ
Who is the Tempo Access for?
It is intended primarily for beginners, children and people with limited balance. It is also suitable for clubs and ski schools looking for accessible equipment for teaching. Seat adaptation and level of assistance are defined according to each skier's abilities.
How far can you progress?
Does it have suspension?
It has no hydraulic shock absorber like the other Tempo models. A silent block provides 25 mm of travel to add flexibility and soften irregularities. This solution keeps the seat very low, which is at the heart of the Tempo Access design.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes. Its low seat and ease of handling make it an interesting model for children learning. TESSIER seats include a child size among the seven sizes available. The choice of seat and accessories lets you adapt the support and positioning.
Can you learn with the help of an instructor?
Yes. The assistance and steering bars attach to the rear of the frame without removing the seat. They make it possible to support learning according to needs. The level of help can change as the skier progresses.
Which seats and equipment are available?
The composite seats are available in seven sizes, with different backrest heights and widths. A gelcoat finish is offered as standard, with carbon available on request. Outriggers, textile protection and ski lift accessories can complete the equipment as needed.
What are the weight and size of the Tempo Access?
The Tempo Access starts at 14 kg for the complete set including the frame, the seat and the bar. Weight and overall dimensions vary depending on the equipment. Our team can give you the specifications of the configuration best suited to your project.
L: 37 to 53 cm depending on the seat used
l1: Approx. 90 cm
H1: 55 to 65 cm
H2: 81 cm
Measurements are given for guidance only and may vary depending on the options chosen.
Accessories & options
Accessories & options
Where to try it?
This map shows the organizations equipped with TESSIER, Swaik and Cimgo ski equipment.
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This map is provided for guidance only. We invite you to contact the organizations directly for more information and to confirm the available equipment.
We invite managers of organizations to contact us for any update to their information.
Tick only the area/activity you are interested in to make the map easier to read.
This map is provided for guidance only. We invite you to contact the organizations directly for more information and to confirm the available equipment.
We invite managers of organizations to contact us for any update to their information.