170cm Vintage Hickory Cross-Country Skis from Norway - 1940s/50s - SOLID WOODNice pair of factory made solid hickory skis from Norway. Likely 1940s before wood laminations became the construction of choice for cross country skis. We acquired these on a recent trip to Norway, and we believe that the skis originated in Lillehammer the home of skiing in Norway if there is one! We haven't done a heavy duty refresh on these just a scrub down with some Murphy's, a fresh base coating of tar, and a dusting of the Gresvig "Popular"

They are Nordic norm 75mm

but the camber and length are similar

Not Starbucks necessarily

Light and fast

This is a full can of Swix pine tar base sealant for wood skis

These are a great display item

And light they are - with a balsa core

Jordan Marsh Company

we are not joking

Järvinen of Lahti

A solid example of lightly used touring skis

These skis are so good-looking that they have more attitude than a 15-year-old