210cm 1970s Vintage Madshus Wood Cross-Country Skis - Wicked Nice!!!Madshus, of Lillehammer, is one of two Norwegian ski producers that survived the fiberglass apocalypse that hit the industry in the early 70s. While not a major player in racing in the 60s and 70s, Madshus is now seen very often on the feet of world cup skiers, as well as mortals. They didn't spend a lot on graphics back in the day, but the minimalist result is quite attractive. The tops of these skis have been cleaned and re lacquered, while the

they weigh in at a svelte 2025gms with bindings

Beautiful pair of Norwegian Sparta brand poles

is a Norway-founded outdoor gear manufacturer that has been in business for almost 100 years

The stickers at the top identify "Ski-Shop Sandberg"

Rare 145cm length - poles were measured up to the armpit back in the "old days"

Recently acquired there on a buying trip to Norway

to Angry Birds

the old snow wax (gold canister) smells great

Blå-Skia was swept away by the tide of equipment innovation that hit the nordic industry in the 1970s

Size: 140cm

and with it your toe might release

but with no luck