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Mist. Performance Perfected

The Proslope Mist. system delivers atomised lubrication precisely where it's needed - coating every filament of the ski surface for consistent glide, reduced water consumption, and seamless integration with your Proslope installation.

Catch Free

Our misting jets are designed to work seamlessly with Proslope matting. The housing of the jet fits flush with the mat, clipping directly to the underside. This leaves the nozzle slightly recessed below the bristle profile, to avoid any possible contact with snow sports equipment.

Highly Efficient

Bespoke Atomised Technology

The nozzle atomises water into a mist that clings to every filament of the mats. Misting this way provides a much better coating and uses significantly less water than a standard spray system.

Integrable and automatable systems

The Mist housing system fits perfectly to the underside of the Proslope mats. 6mm water hoses connect easily and can be run directly underneath the mats, with pressure maintained.

Why Mist Matters

Surface lubrication isn’t optional on a high-performance synthetic ski slope – it’s the critical variable between a surface that feels slow and a surface that genuinely replicates the glide of real snow. Inadequate or unevenly applied water creates slow-spots on the slope, inconsistent ride quality across the surface, and accelerated mat wear over time.

Facilities that struggle with synthetic surface performance are often dealing with a lubrication problem AND a surface problem. Our integrated Proslope Mist. was built to solve all three issues simultaneously.

Why mist matters

Surface lubrication isn’t optional on a high-performance synthetic ski slope — it’s the critical variable between a surface that feels slow and a surface that genuinely replicates the glide of real snow. Inadequate or unevenly applied water creates hot spots on the slope, inconsistent ride quality across the surface, and accelerated mat wear over time.

Most facilities that struggle with synthetic surface performance are dealing with a lubrication problem, not a surface problem. Proslope Mist. was built to solve all three issues simultaneously.

How mist improves performance and consistency

Atomised Water Distribution

Unlike conventional surface spray systems that flood the slope with water, Mist. atomises water into microscopic droplets that cling to every individual filament of the Proslope. surface. This creates a uniform, thin coating across the entire slope – eliminating dry patches and over-saturated zones in a single operation.

The even distribution means your slope performs consistently from top to bottom, and from the first session of the day to the last.

Catch-Free, Flush-Fit Nozzle Design

Every Mist. nozzle housing clips directly to the underside of the Proslope. mat – a design that required precise engineering to achieve. The nozzle sits slightly recessed below the bristle profile, placing it completely out of the path of ski and snowboard equipment. There are no exposed jet housings, no protruding fittings, and no interference with riders at any point.

Clean, Integrated Water Supply

6mm water hoses connect Mist. nozzles together and route cleanly beneath the Proslope. mat surface, held in place by the mat structure and the Connect. system. Pressure is maintained throughout the network for consistent nozzle output. The low-profile routing keeps hoses accessible for inspection and maintenance without disrupting the slope surface.

FAQ's

How much water does Proslope Mist. use? 

Thanks to our atomising technology, our high-efficiency sprinkler heads use approximately 600ml of water per minute, ensuring maximum water coverage without excessive waste.

What is the water coverage area per sprinkler?

One sprinkler head covers roughly 12 square metres, providing consistent lubrication across the surface.

How difficult is it to change a sprinkler nozzle?

With Proslope Mist. it’s incredibly simple – all you need is a standard flat-head screwdriver and a few seconds.

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