Welcome to the new products page! The new items will be listed here soon. If you have any questions please send us e-mail.

NEW for 2011/12!

1. Carbon 335 Skate Roller Ski

This skate roller ski is 99.9% carbonfibre with a few Kevlar threads added to tune the shaft for the ultimate feel and response in smoothness. At just over 800g/ski these roller skis are ideal for adult and youth skiers training in the off-season. The top sheet is reinforced to securely hold any type of ski binding.

2. Skigo Racing ski pole

Updated this season with new graphics (gold on black) and even stiffer then the 2010/11 Racing poles. The 2010/11 poles were already the stiffest available last season and the 2011/12 poles are significantly stiffer. So you know who's got the top poles this season!!

3. C110 Fluoro Powder, -10°/-20°C

Ready for the 2011/12 season starting in November, Skigo's newest high performance ski wax is C110. For all snow conditions in the -10° to -20°C temperature range. This is a perfect complement to C380 and C105 in your wax box. We expect many wins this season on C110.

NEW for 2010/11!

1. Roller Ski Pole

Adding to Ski*go's ski pole lineup is the new Roller Ski Pole. This pole has been specially designed for roller skiing. Don't stress you winter poles with the harsh pounding into the hard surface. These 80% carbon poles are made to be durable with repeated hard surface contact. And with enough flexibility to keep your repeated stress down too.

Safety is always an important concern when roller skiing and the High-Rez shafts on the Roller Ski Poles helps. High-Rez is a bright colour on the shaft that makes you more noticeable. These poles literally glow in the dark!

The poles come with High-Rez, 80% carbon, ferrule tips, cork handle and racing strap.

2. Carbon 780 Classic Roller Ski

Available in North America this year. The vibration dampening and smoothness of these roller skis make them a must for you to have. The carbon fiber shaft is cambered for a winter ski feel so your off-snow training is now ever so close to on-snow training.

3. More to come

Once the snow is closer to being on the ground we will add more information about about new winter products and updates to existing products.