It’s officially the middle of the ski season in the Ski Logik hometown of Breckenridge, Colo. That means that many skiers are  in shape, thinking of powder, and hungry for some ski porn.

Well, we’re glad we can oblige.

Evan Haines skiing at Alpine Meadows on his Ski Logik Bomb Squads. Filming took place during Alpine Freestyle Team training days.

SkiLogik is getting a lot of attention lately. And for a company that officially debuted a little less than a year ago (at the end of January), that means big things. Check out what the buzz is all about with some reviews of SkiLogiks here:

“I’d spent a day buttering up Breckenridge’s Horseshoe Bowl in 22 inches of fresh on a demo set of Ski Logik Bombsquads. The experience left me pondering. I needed explanation on how the beautiful wood ski smeared powder one minute then crushed bumps or railed groomers the next. I couldn’t fathom why the featherweight boards felt stable and reassuring underfoot. My curiosity spiked when the skis stood up to every type of terrain yet were such a drastic departure from the epoxied, ABS, and metal laminate weapons to which I’d grown accustomed.
- From “SkiLogik: Handmade in Hainan” featured in SKIING magazine.

“First things first, these skis are beautiful…but the real question always is: What do they ski like? First impressions [of the Howitzer] were light, quick, nimble, yet with tremendous powder to the edge… The Howitzer really felt like an all mountain machine. A one ski quiver if you will. It definitely held it’s own in the powder and also had characteristics that would make it a wicked touring ski as well as an all round ripper at the ski resort.

“Now, the Bomb Squad is a different story. This ski lives up to it’s name. It is bomber tough. Skiing through the trees they begged me to go faster… I spent the entire day trying to find the top end of the Bomb Squads and never found it. You can bet I want more days on a pair!”
- From “The SkiLogik experience” on Catskiing.ca.

VP Jeb “Marsh and Ski Logik co-founder David Mazzarella have deep Colorado roots. Both have lived here for decades, and the design and construction of the skis they make is directly influenced by the mountains. There are no skinny race skis or carvers. All models are versatile and, like Rabbit on The Roof, the brand uses high-tech construction and materials under its lush wood topsheets.”
-From “Knock on Wood” in The Boulder Weekly.

“If not the most versatile ski we have ever tested, certainly in the top 10. This may be the ski no one ever thought could be made. We could fill a page with positive comments; here are but a few:

‘Very fun and can be pushed to do whatever you are willing to do.’

‘A truly great off piste ski that could actually be used in a GS course. Great in bumps, too.’

‘WOW! Amazing fun ski!’
- SkiLogiks’ Ullr Chariot named Overall Ski of the Year by RealSkiers.com.

“The Howitzer was one of the top-scoring skis in the test. The ski was rated a perfect 5 for carving, and a near-perfect 4.5 in all other categories. This combination gives it a stable ride that shreds the backcountry and skis the frontside like a missile.”
- SkiLogik’s Howitzer scores highest in Freeskier Magazine‘s “Homebrew test.”

“New ski manufacturer wins 2011 performance tests – including Ski of the Year award.”
- From PRNewswire.com.

“Such is the buzz in the skiing world over Breckenridge-based Ski Logik, launched in January. The all-wood construction, which gives every ski a unique flavor, is catching eyes around the world, and their performance has earned critical praise unusual for a first-year ski model.”
- From “Breck ski maker’s all-wooden skis creating a buzz” in The Denver Post.

“The stability of the ski was what struck me during an afternoon of skiing at Breckenridge. The wood seemed to absorb the bumps and rough snow effortlessly and carve the soft spots with authority, all on a ski much lighter than a similar-size ski of typical construction.”
- From the same article on OutThereColorado.com.

A video review of SkiLogik’s biggest and baddest skis in the line  – the Depth Hoars.

Cliff Huckstable rips Peak 7. The Howitzer dominates the wind buff. Oh yeah, Mr. Rex is on his Bomb Squads as well.

Competition Howitzer

This is the very first pair shipped of the Ski Logik Howitzer 186 – Competition skis.

It is a brand new ski model focused on high performance for competitor skiers. The construction is stiffer and heavier and designed to rip hard to get on podiums.

Good luck at the comps Michael!

Some athletes that ride our skis include Evan Haines, Mike Hagadorn, Mike Dunning, Andrew Dunning, and Darrell Haggard. These athletes are all different but all share the same passion for ski design, construction, and incredible skiing.

We have competition versions of all of our skis available on a made to order basis for an additional $50.

Other custom skis are also available from top sheet designs to flex to any construction query you have about skis you may be interested in.

Interested in a pair of custom skis? Check out all your options here.

There are a ton of other skis offered from SkiLogik that aren’t competition-specific, including a normal or custom version of the Howitzer.

Check out the full line of SkiLogiks here.

Videographer Mike Hagadorn captures the Ski Logik Howitzer ski taking a trip to East Vail. Watch the fat ski in action through powder at the Colorado resort.

Montezuma Bowl at Arapahoe Basin in Colorado is officially open and hosting a sweet pair of SkiLogiks. Rex Lint captures the action as Darrell Haggard cruises through the untouched snow at A-Basin.

We know we like our skis, but what about the actual skiers that are using them? With this review from the TGR forums and VailCat, apparently they like ‘em.

Snippet of the review:

“Lay them down and get ready fro a poppy super carver that holds as good as any carving ski I’ve been on. Very quick edge to edge and if you load it up you gotta be caefull for they will blast you like a rocket ship out of the turns. Very very poppy.”

Check out the full review on the Howitzer’s here.