195cm Eggen "Type 2" 1970s Wood Cross-Country Racing Skis - Professionally RestoredYou want camber? I got your camber RIGHT HERE!!! Beautiful pair of restored Eggen 195cm "Type 2" (hickory ligno) racing skis from the early 70s. Very stiff; for a light skier with a strong kick these skis will FLY. Eggen skis were a product of the Engerdal Skifabrikk in eastern Norway. The skis were named in honor of Gjermund Eggen, hero of the 1966 Nordic World Championships in Oslo. He helped with design and marketing following his racing career.

Beautiful pair of 180cm Splitkein "J2" model wood cross-country skis

The decals are largely intact

Weight (pair): 2225gm w/ bindings

Width at center: 65mm

The middle of the blade is stamped "Staalsat" - stall means steel in some languages but I am not quite sure what the "sat" part means

Baskets: leather/plastic ring

so these might be a rare example

screwed them into your bare heels

which battled Gresvig's Kandahar brand during the cut-throat binding wars that took place in Norway in the 50s and 60s

Figuratively

the result is a surface that repels moisture better than untreated wood and

FIVE meters of vintage Kangaroo Hoppet ribbon that can be used for clothing