Yes. K2 Sideshow skis are made from China
Most Atomic skis are made in Austria, but they also have a factory in Bulgaria.
Wood
i just waxed my skis with a candle that i melted with an iron onto the skis scraped and smoothened the surface..tested the skis on slopes.seems like my skis made a squeeking sound on the snow..but all in all it worked well
Wood.
in the 70 s
The K2 public enemy skis are made of wood (fir). These skis are known to be good for park and pipe trickery.
Walk or ride an animal.
in the 70 s
Before 1990, skis typically had straight parallel edges, i.e. the same width everywhere. Then came along the snowboard, which was able to "carve" easily due to the curved siderails, which made the board narrowest in the middle. This shape made the snowboard easy to turn by tilting it on its edge, and riding this way became known as "carving". To allow skiers to carve with the same ease as snowboarders, the skis were modified to have a shape similar to snowboards: Wide at the ends, and with a narrow width in the middle of these skis. At their introduction, such skis were sold as "carving skis", to differentiate them from the traditional, straight-edge skis. The "carving skis" were indeed easier to turn and learn. They became a big success and generally replaced the older ski design. As a result, today pretty much all skis are "carving skis", and the distinction is not really necessary anymore. SJO
An airplane, bus, car, jet, boat, skis, walking, running, jogging, truck, yacht, or FLYING (via wings)
They used to be made of wood, although now, ALL modern skis are typically made of fiberglass.