Blå-Skia ("The Blue Ski") was a Norwegian craft ski maker that never produced more than 10,000 pair in a year. This paled in comparison to some of its rivals who ramped production to over 100,000 at the height of the wood ski era.
Ivar Halvorsen's company, based in Nittedal, right outside of Oslo, specialized in racing skis but also made some well-built, lightweight touring skis such as these. Really, the only difference between these and a top-flight pair of Blå-Skia is width (48mm vs 51mm), and some different graphics.
Mounted with a pair of classic Rottefella 75mm bindings in one of the popular colours of the era, these skis are in remarkable condition for their age. The bases have been refinished by the rock stars at Skifabrikk, and the tops touched up and re-lacquered. You may just want to put them in the corner and stare at them!
Bindings may be removed for shipment, to protect the ski bases from damage.
Size: 215cm Camber: medium (4-6cm at ski center) Weight (pair): 2346gm w/ bindings Width at center: 51mm Mfg date: late 1960s Base: hickory with lignostone edges
