A park ski built to flex with. For a lighter weight skier it works perfect as an all mountain ski as well. Features a 95mm waist and an 18m turning radius at 178cm.
"For three days we blind-tested different versions of this ski. Soft, stiff, snappy, loose and so on. Three days of jumps, butters and top-to-bottom races. No one knew which pair they were riding at what time, but when it was time to discuss there was nothing to discuss. Everyone said the same one. The one we now call Park."
Review
Don't just take our word for it. This is what our current 1000 riders have to say:
SUSTAINABILITY
Energy: Made with 100% renewable hydro
Footprint:Measured at company level, see our Impact Report
Location: Manufactured in Sweden
Design: Timeless, we sell great skis not new graphics.
Materials: 50% bio-based and 10% recycled topsheets. 26% recycled steel edges
Nature-Based Climate Financing:We fund forest protection in Sweden through Boreal Mix, together with Fight CO2. This is a climate investment, not an offset against our own emissions, and we do not count it towards our reduction targets. In FY24/25 it protected 7.2 hectares of Swedish forest.
Suppliers: 100% EU based Tier 1 & 2
Purchase option: You don’t have to buy a pair you can get a single ski as well.
Construction: Pre-preg glassfiber
Wax:Factory wax: Holmenkol Natural Skiwax Bar, around 0.2 g per pair
How to mount your ski
We encourage people to find their own favorite mounting spot and be free to do as they like. However, if you have no idea what you like, we can tell you that our whole team mounts their Park skis at 0 to -2.5cm back from center. We suggest going slightly back even if you're used to riding dead center. It really creates a well-balanced experience.
Drill bit size: 3.5 x 9mm
Adhesive Choice: Opt for waterproof glue over standard wood glue.
Screw tightening: Our skis use soft poplar wood in the core. Be sure to not over-tighten
Used bindings: If you’re not buying new bindings, make sure to clean the old screws properly
Product Care
If you're keen on maximizing the lifespan of your skis and ensuring they stay in tip-top shape, here are a few easy-to-do things:
Dry is good: Always store your skis in a place where they can properly dry. Avoid the roof box overnight.
Wax on, Wax off: An unwaxed base dries out and becomes more prone to breaking.
Edge detune: If you’re a park skier, detune your edges underfoot and they will last longer.
Strap it up: Use ski straps – They minimize wear and tear while handling & transporting your skis.
Topsheet damage: Use epoxy and seal it asap. It prevents moisture from sneaking in.
Don’t discard: Scratched bases and dull edges are easily fixed with a base grind at your local shop.
