Payment Plan
Two months to prepare for the ski season. Start today from only $375 CAD per month. Place your order before October 1st and pay in 2 monthly installments. Once November rolls around, your skis will ship out shortly after the final payment. One last perk for placing your order this month, after your ski order is placed we will follow up with a $50 CAD bundle savings with Marker bindings along with a free mount.
View full article →Okanagan Spring Brewery Collaboration
It’s difficult to imagine skiing without beer. As far as beverages are concerned, it is certainly the most intertwined with our chosen sport and lifestyle. Sorry, Redbull. Separating the two seems both impossible and irresponsible. Given that we are in the ski industry, it would follow that we are no stranger to a beer or two. Consequently, we’re also no stranger to working with those who make beer.
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Triumph Coffee Exhibit
Once you’ve experienced quality, it’s hard to live without it. Just like our handmade ski construction process, every cup of Triumph Coffee starts with a careful selection of beans before being converted into liquid gold for your adventure’s fuel.
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Scheske Graphic
In 1991, the computer game SkiFree was released by Microsoft along with the operating system Windows 3.0a. It was a very simple game that was fun to play and managed to keep me and my friends entertained at night waiting for the next ski day to come along. The simple mechanics of the game, the field of open objects dotted across an expanse of white, and the hope that your run might never end; they all captured the essence of skiing in the most basic way. I wanted to create a graphic that could create some of that magic.
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Clement Graphic
We first discovered #bcartist, Sarah Clement, during a routine hunt for artists on Instagram. Immediately fascinated by the objects she had created, and the style applied to them, we saw common ground in a rooted passion for the outdoors and adventure. Objects like a lantern, a compass, match sticks, maple leaves and other things you might see while out for a walk (or a ski) in Canada.
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