210cm Esko Järvinen "Kilpa Populär" Wood Cross-Country Skis - late '60s - BEAUTIFULThese skis are so good looking that they have more attitude than a 15 year old. This is a matching numbers, 210cm "Kilpa Populr" model that is the step below the top of the line Erikoiskilpas. Kilpa Populr means "popular racing", or loosely translated, a racing ski for the rest of us. The skis are heavier and wider than the top racing skis, which isn't necessarily bad, especially if you are skiing off track. Jrvinens are by far the most popular

The "Type 1" model was the lightest wood racing ski made by Eggen

Hailing from the 1960s and just brought back to USA this fall

Northwest was subsumed by Delta Airlines

these are ready for your fave pair of 3-pin shoes

The aim was to solve the decades-old problem of metal edges that needed to be screwed in sections to the sides of wood skis

as the leading maker of racing poles

a racing ski for the rest of us

Size: 130cm

Weight (pair): 3076gm w/ bindings

there has been no other restoration done

a legendary name in ice skating

Due to the still-bulky nature of racing skis of the era