Maverick- The maverick has it all big mountain skiing; new school shape combined with a wide underfoot platform and a long radius. Made for charging the biggest, steepest, gnarliest lines the mountain can throw at you with unchallenged stability. Indent in the tail to hold skins in place deep into the backcountry. 130-132-116-124-122 R33M

Shreddie- New school shape with a long 30M radius inspires slashing turns rather than carving. It will carve but with a long arc. Bringing a big mountain shape to a width that will work for anybody on any given day. 125-127-107-117-115 R30M

Redneck- No powder is too deep for the classic shape of the Redneck Superstar. A solid, fat charger never looked so fun! 155-123-135 R32M

Tyfoon- The perfect compromise for the one ski to do it all from charging resort runs to floating in the Pemberton backcountry. The wide tip and narrower tail keep the effortlessly floating in powder, 28.5M radius keeps the ski stable and predictable in any condition. 145-112-128 R28.5M

Moma Lisa- A tribute to the living legacy of Lisa Korthals. Designed to effortlessly adapt to the changing mountain terrain and conditions. 140-110-120 R24M

Neo- Developed from the classic shape of the Tyfoon but narrower for shallow snow conditions and the ability to shred the hard pack ski outs. Wider tip helps keep the ski afloat in the occasional deeper day! 134-101-117 R26.5M

Gretski- Tapered tip and tail for the new school shape along with a tight radius underfoot makes the Gretski versatile across all terrain. However, the shape was inspired by big backcountry days that require top performance in any condition. A shape that provides confidence with its ability to find grip on the steepest of slopes. Indent in the tail to hold skins in place deep into the backcountry. 121-125-99-115-111 R23M

Instrument- The Foon skinny ski, designed for inbound shredding. Carve it up all day with the tight radius of this classic shape. 128-93-113 R19M

Ginsu- Want to go tighter? The slalom ski on steroids. Fast and nimble. 132-84-120 R18M

Type 1 – Low and fast, max control for groomers and hard pack.

Type 2- The middle ground for keeping edge contact without suffering from sinking too deep on the softer days.

Type 3 – max rocker, suited for keeping those tips floating in deep conditions and minimise effective edge for a surfier feel.

Type 0 – Full rocker, surf all day in the deep pow!

Type 1 – Minimal camber to add a little spring to your ski.

Type 2 – Fun and playful in all conditions. Lay it over and push for extra snappy turns.

Type 3 – Push hard and carve top to bottom!

Soft- Tuning the core thinner for lighter riders or anyone looking for a little extra float from the tips. Buttering just became a whole lot easier.

Recommended – Each shape comes with the stiffness we think best suits the ski. Thinner for pow and touring a little thicker for everything else!

Stiff – Ideal for the larger skier or somebody who charges HARD.

Carbon- Worried about weight? We can replace the upper layer of fiberglass with carbon to help reduce weight considerably. Found stock on our two touring skis; Maverick and Gretski. Usually combined with a thinner core to counteract the added stiffness of a carbon layer.

Fiberglass- The Foon classic layup. Damp and durable. This lets the handcrafted coast wood core speak truly throughout the ski.

Zuzana tries to make her art reflect the fierce beauty and freedom of our wilderness, and connect people to our incredible landscapes. Creating art is a way for her to reach out and touch hearts by translating moments in nature into art which leaps barriers of language, time and space.

Zuzana has been drawn to the mountains from an early age, working in the mountains has always been her excuse to get out and admire their incredible beauty. She's worked as a ski patroller, ski instructor, backcountry ranger, avalanche technician, search and rescue technician, heli ski coordinator, and as an avalanche rescue dog handler.  

Zuzana says there is always something beautiful to discover when in the mountains. Sometimes it's the majestic landscape, and sometimes it's looking inward at your own existence.

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Dom grew up on the rural south west coast of England surrounded by the ocean and surfing. The mountains are something he’s always gravitated towards during the off seasons.

He made the move to B.C. in 2019 to chase a dream of living in the moutains but ensured there where ridable waves some what within reach. He’s a product design graduate who continues to create and is the guy behind the Foon custom designs and the production of our skis.

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JACLOT(Jonatan Bando) was born in Argentina and moved to Japan when he was 11 years old. After a long trip around the world, he discovered Whistler as a new place to call home, at least for a while… In a small shared-room he started painting watercolor arts inspired from Nature..

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Helia Riganides (Helios mandalas) was born and raised in Saint
Paul de Vence, a small village in the south of France close to Nice.
She grew up surrounded by the sea, the mountains and lots of sunlight. Her childhood in stunning landscapes and places known for inspiring famous artists like Henri Matisse or Picasso, has definitely influenced her creativity.
After several years of fine Arts and textile design schools and traveling in Maui for 5 months, she set up herself in Whistler, Canada.
The immensity of nature in her backyard here with all the elements changing season after season, the diversity of cultures, this place is now her inner peace refuge and source of inspiration.
She will continue traveling, experiencing new things that push her creative boundaries and allow her process to thrive.

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