I really love getting feedback from my customers. I recently got this email and thought I would share it. Saturday was day 7 on the new skis. It ended up being the perfect day to get a true feel for the new skis in an (almost) all condition new england day. The night before we headed up to Wildcat we arrived with some rain showers and temps just above freezing. Saturday morning […]
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WhiteRoom Skis 10th Anniversary!
This coming March of 2023, WhiteRoom Skis will celebrate it’s 10th year of business.
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A happy customer writes in….
I love getting messages from customers, I’ve always thought that customer feedback and honest reviews are vital to the evolution of my designs. This is the best way that I know of for me to improve as a ski designer and builder. I received the email below from a customer today. It never fails to put a smile on my face when I get feedback like this. I’m really happy with the skis […]
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2021-22 Gear review….in a word or two, crushed it
One of the last pairs of skis I built for the year was a pair that I will potentially send to the Backcountry Magazine Gear test in March of 2022. I’ve not named this ski yet but I have some thoughts about this ski that I want to put into writing. Origins This ski is a copy of a ski I built for a Smuggs local last season. This particular customer happens to be one […]
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Custom Ski Design Series Part 4: Ski length
It can be difficult to figure out how long your skis should be. As a general guideline start with a height somewhere between your chin and the top of yourr head. But is not quite as easy as that, there are many factors that have an impact on ski length. Factors such as ability level, terrain choice, snow conditions as well as ski characteristics like how much rocker a ski will have influence of how we design ski for you.
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Custom Ski Design Series Part 3: Shape, sidecut and radius
Custom Ski Design Series Part 3: The WhiteRoom Skis guide to shape, sidecut and radius. In part 1 we examined ski width and in part 2 we took a look at camber and rocker and how these influence your ski design. In part 3 we will take a look at sidecut, radius, shape and how they relate to your over all ski design. When considering your ski design think about that about what kind of terrain you’ll […]
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Custom Ski Design Series: Part 2 Camber and Rocker
Custom Ski Design: The WhiteRoom Skis guide to camber and rocker. In part 1 we took a look at how the terrain and conditions you ski play a role in choosing a custom ski design. In part 2 we’ll talk about various cambers and rocker and what they add to a ski design. This can be a confusing topic for many people. It is easy to get lost in the hi tech sounding mumbo-jumbo in the […]
Read MoreCustom Ski Design Series Part 1: Ski Width Guide
The WhiteRoom Guide to Ski Width The terrain you ski most will have a big influence on what type of ski you’ll want to build. Ski design can be complex and it takes knowledge of the way the variables of ski design affect performance on the snow. Think about how you’d like to use your skis: will you be using your custom skis on groomers, or are you looking for more of a powder ski? Ski […]
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2020 Backcountry Magazine Gear Guide
WhiteRoom Skis is very proud to announce that a pair of our skis have yet again been selected to be featured in the 2020 Backcountry Magazine Gear Guide.
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In March we sent our UpSlope model to the annual Backcountry Magazine gear test at Powder Mountain in Utah. Their testers skied and reviewed somewhere around 200 pairs of skis. From this test they narrowed out the field to only the cream of the crop with only the best skis of the year making it to print in the magazine. WhiteRoom Skis is proud to announce that our UpSlope model made the cut for the 2017 […]
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