210cm Sigmund Ruud Wood Cross-Country Skis - NORWAY - Beautifully Refinished!Sigmund Ruud was a top Norwegian ski jumper in the 1920s and 1930s. He won Olympic and world championship medals, but failed to get enough sponsorships to retire after competing. So he started a ski company. This is an example of some of the last skis the company produced after they outsourced manufacturing to snes. So, if you said "gee those look a lot like grandma's old brown skis", you are not wrong. The tops and bases have been refinished. The

we reckon that this bag is at least 30+ liters in capacity

Weight (pr): 825gm

Camber: medium (3-6cm at ski center)

Bill Koch complemented his silver at the '76 Olympics with the only cross-country world championship medal (bronze in the 30k) ever won by an American - this record held up until 2015 when USA G

which translated from Norwegian means "light touring"

A couple of more interesting notes - the waterslide decals on the tips

In essence

pronounced "woohster" if you're not from around there or "woohstah" if you are

Normal 3-pin 75mm clamp-style bindings won't work - there isn't enough flange on the toe

Manufacturer: Scott Sports

Eggen skis were a product of the Engerdal Skifabrikk in eastern Norway

as this particular piece was labeled for distribution in the USA by the "Dee-Bee" company of Portland