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If you are out on cross-country ski trails around New York's North Country, every once in a while you can spot a rare throwback — someone gliding through the woods on old-fashioned, wooden skis.

An astute observer will notice a new pair of wooden skis hanging in the Hole in the Wall Saloon at Showdown Montana ski area. The old skis were once used by Kenneth “Jake” Seiger. Seiger, now ...

WINTER PARK — To Colorado skiers, the “one-ski quiver” has long remained as elusive as the Holy Grail. Instead of a single setup, it took one pair of skis to cruise frontside groomers ...

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Despite the 3mm of camber underfoot, the tips and tails both still feature that trademark 4FRNT splay, with lots of tip and tail taper. The ski features 4FRNT's innovative 4-Lock skin retention system ...

What is this blasphemy, Eric "Hoji" Hjorleifson designed a ski with camber? Turns out, he's on to something with the new 4FRNT Nevar backcountry touring ski.

Edge: A cambered edge has a slight upward curve with an upward bend in the middle of the ski. It provides better turn initiation and is ideal for on-piste (on-trail) skiing.