Love what your company is doing here in the states. I am a life long ski enthusiast as well as a ski instructor with 35 years on the hill. Now retired from instructing, I spend as much time on skis as possible here in upstate NY, Vermont, New Hampshire and yearly trips to Snowbird/Alta where my 3 sons work. As a self employed carpenter/rustic artist/adventurer I love talking with people about our sport and I take my equipment very seriously. I am researching my next 90 ish all mountain ski and I would like to move away from my relationship with K2 because of their manufacturing moved to where else….China. You guys are now on my radar and I will get to my exhaustive on line research and hope to support and promote a Shaggy 90. Your company can be the K3! Peak skis? So far as an old school freestyle skier from the 70’s the race endorsed Body Miller direction is less my grind, I’m more from the school of Glenn Plake. I skied pro-deal Elan for many years, but again….I want to rep USA and little guy as I move ahead. Talk in future, George Martin.
How would you differentiate yourselves from all the other boutique ski makers in the US? I’m thinking Rocky Mountain based manufacturers? I have an idea, but would like your take.
It amazes me that you cant find many company who makes ski's and snowboards. They are made the exact same way. Feel like companies are missing a whole market. I imagine it's because of the skier vs snowboarder dynamic.
