Kongsberg is a municipality in southern Norway, a little over an hour to the west of Oslo. The Kongsberg Skifabrikk operated from the late 1930s until the early 1970s, producing wood cross-country and jumping skis. This pair is a great example of the factory's output, right at the end of its run in the early 1970s. Beautiful, light, and lightly used, these skis will look great on the wall, or even better, out on the trails. The tops have been buffed out, and the bases have been cleaned and tarred. The lignostone edges have a couple of dings (see pictures).
71mm 3-pin Rottefella bindings complete the package. Bindings may be removed for shipment.
Size: 205cm Camber: medium (3-6cm at ski center) Weight (pair): 1,979gm w/ bindings Width at center: 48mm Mfg date: early 1970s Base: hickory/lignostone
