200cm Gravdal Norwegian Wood Jumping Skis from 1960s - FAR OUT COLOUR!!!A lot of these old Norwegian skis come from places south of Oslo, in areas where it doesn't snow that much anymore. Andebu is such a place; halfway between the capital and Kristiansand. Back in the day, the Gravdal ski factory churned out all sorts of skis, including this nice pair of mid 60s jumpers. 200cm is actually a very short jumping ski, or "hoppski" as they Norwegians call them. These were likely used by someone short, either a youth or a

These quality poles reflect that dedication to excellence

A solid coating of pine tar has been burned in to protect the bases from the elements

CLASSIC Norwegian colours

Weight (pair): 4624gm w/ bindings

Norway Maine

4-pin Karhu "Kisa" (race) bindings are already mounted to the skis

Weight (pair): 1650gm w/ bindings

the only difference between these and a top-flight pair of Blå-Skia is width (48mm vs 53mm)

The red bands make them a unique item

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Want to look like you just stepped out of the office onto the ski trails