215cm Splitkein 1960s "Gullski" Wood Cross-Country Skis - Beautiful Condition!"Dette er en original Splitkeinski." Splitkein literally means "split cane" in Norwegian, and these skis are an evolution of the original laminated wood skis from the 1930s. This example, from the mid 1960s (a badge at the bottom of the ski celebrates the brand's success at the 1964 winter Olympics), is in great condition, with a few scuffs that are normal for a ski of its age. The bases have been refinished and tarred by the experts at Skifabrikk.

I'm joking but I'm curious how the heel part worked

especially the women

but failed to get enough sponsorships to retire after competing

from a recent trip to Finland

Bones heal stronger

Weight (pair): 485gm

making it an incredibly scenic location

but it will work fine

so you can swap out the colour

save a scrub down with some Murphy's and a base coat of pine tar from the Big Wax Company (see above)

pronounced "woohster" if you're not from around there or "woohstah" if you are

which will handle anything winter can throw at you