Sigmund Ruud was a top Norwegian ski jumper in the 1920s and 1930s. He won Olympic and world championship medals, but failed to get enough sponsorships to retire after competing. So he started a ski company. This is an example of some of the last skis the company produced - after they outsourced manufacturing to Åsnes. So, if you said "gee those look a lot like grandma's old brown skis", you are not wrong.
The tops and bases have been refinished. The decals are in fairly good shape except a few scratches on the main logo. But everything has now been sealed with poly, for posterity. Wax them up and hit the trails! (when there is snow)
Size: 210cm
Camber: medium (3-6cm at ski center)
Width: 48mm at ski center
Weight (pair): 2382gm w/ bindings
Mfg date: early 70s
Base: hickory/lignostone
