210cm Madshus 1970s Wood Cross-Country Skis - Great Condition, Light!!Madshus, of Lillehammer, is one of two Norwegian ski producers that survived the fiberglass apocalypse that hit the industry in the early 70s. While not a major player in racing in the 60s and 70s, Madshus is now seen very often on the feet of world cup skiers, as well as mortals. They didn't spend a lot on graphics back in the day, but the minimalist result is quite attractive. The tops of these skis have been cleaned and re lacquered, while the

and have held up well after light use

who spent off-seasons harvesting timber with their bare hands (pretty much true)

no doubt it would cause frogs to grow 3 legs if too much of it was poured into a pond

natural wood (someone smarter will probably correct me that bamboo technically isn't wood) product that is both stiff and very light

Manufacturer: Prolly some farmer

Width: 51mm at ski center

The baskets are what sell these poles and they are also in great shape

which were now becoming wider and smoother to accommodate

Size: 170cm

Huskis had both

We bought them from a retailer that was liquidating a store

who routinely make quick work of the competition