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Stöckli Skis

By Martin Olson
Stoeckli Skis
2010 Collection

STÖCKLI Skis

After all these years there is only one man standing. Stöckli is the sole remaining Swiss ski manufacturer and after 70 years this family-owned ski maker still ships out 50,000 pairs of hand-made skis from its production facility at the foot of the Alps.

The foundation of Stöckli performance is traditional sandwich race-proven construction and wood cores in most of its skis. Sandwich/sidewall construction has stood the test of time but it is a labor-intensive method that requires skilled workers to carefully build each ski from raw materials. “Swiss-made” is taken seriously at Stöckli.

Note: in Stöckli nomenclature, Edition means a more forgiving, less aggressive version of the model.

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