Ski
Oslo 1952
Stein Eriksen won his first Olympic medal in alpine skiing in Oslo in 1952. The ski model Oslo 1952 is a versatile on-piste ski that enables the skier to enjoy a variant of snow and skiing conditions.
The Oslo 1952 has a very smooth build, enabled by vulcanized rubber dampening, and is available in three lengths for those who prefer a shorter ski.
Technical details
Area of Use
Area of Use
| Versatility | |||||
Measurement and weight
| Length | Width | Radius | Weight |
| 177 |
123 - 86 - 109 mm | 19 m | 1740 g |
| 168 |
120 - 84 - 107 mm | 18,6 m | 1510 g |
| 160 | 117 - 82 - 104 mm | 18 m | 1440 g |
Ideally suited for all skiers who want an easy-to-handle and versatile downhill ski, suitable for varied terrain and available in three lengths for optimal adaptation.
Norwegian Wood
Our Streamlines skis are manufactured with a wood core made from Norwegian birch and spruce from sustainable forestry in Southern Norway. The wood for our skis comes from the local sawmill in Skotterud; Eidskog Stangeskovene.
Norwegian Heritage
Alpine pioneers Marius and Stein Eriksen conquered the slopes on their father's handmade Streamlines skis and made history wearing their mother's iconic knitwear designs and hand-sewn anoraks.
Made in Sweden
Our skis are produced at Åre Skidfabrik in Sweden. In addition to manufacturing all skis with 100% renewable energy, they operate an energy-optimized factory. Åre Skidfabrik has strict rules and regulations regarding working conditions, waste, and chemical management.
