Limited Edition Northern Lights V4 Skis

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Only 100 of these 2024 Aurora Borealis skis are available. Once they're sold out, this graphic is gone for good!

This Limited Edition Northern Lights V4 graphic is available on any ski model that we make, from our narrowest, ice-friendly Brockway 80, to our adventurous Ahmeek 105, and even our dedicated powder skis like the Tubby 120. Choose the ski model that best fists your style, and if you need help picking the perfect pair, just fill out our ski recommendation form.

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This photographic collaboration with Keweenaw Night Sky Photography by Jeremy Rowe captures the beauty of the Aurora Borealis, known as the Northern Lights, over Michigan's Keweenaw Peninsula.

Share your love of the night sky and memories from Up North with these limited edition skis.

• Limited edition graphic features the Northern Lights 
• Real photo captured by Jeremy Rowe 
• Available on any ski model to suit your unique skiing style

Common Questions

What ski model should I get?
Each ski model is made for a specific set of snow conditions and skier style. Read about each model at www.skishaggys.com/collections/skis.

Want a recommendation? Fill out the form at www.skishaggys.com/pages/help-me-find-skis or give us a call at 231-459-4323.

What length should I get?

Ski length should be chosen based on your selected model, ability, and your preferred terrain. Check out our size chart for more info, or we're happy to give you a recommendation!

What bindings should I get?
You can use any bindings on these skis as long as the brake width is at least equal to the waist width of the skis. For example, if you purchase the Belle 90 model, you'll need a brake width of at least 90 mm. We run Marker Griffon and Marker Squire bindings on our demo skis. Visit your local ski shop for bindings and mounting.

What can I customize?
Just about anything!

Build your own custom pair at www.skishaggys.com/products/custom-skis
See all the options at www.skishaggys.com/pages/custom-skis
Have questions? Get a consultation

What are Camber Pockets?
Camber Pockets are additional small sections of camber (about 4" long and 0.030" tall) molded into the overall camber of the ski in front of and behind your midsole position. They increase contact pressure to improve grip on hardpack and ice.

Are they tuned and waxed?
Skis come tuned with a 1° base edge bevel, a 2° side edge bevel, and a slight tip/tail detune. The skis are waxed with a universal temperature wax to get you going.

The Artist

Keweenaw Night Sky by Jeremy Rowe has been capturing the night sky in Michigan's Upper Peninsula since 2009.

Jeremy relies on smartphone apps that alert him to when Aurora Borealis will put on a show. Sometimes, a glow in the sky at dusk is his cue to load his dog in the car and drive to one of his favorite dark spots 20 miles away. He takes the majority of his photos in Keweenaw County.

He’s raced out before only to find the cloud cover was too thick.

“It’s a decisive moment. If you go to bed, you wake the next morning and somebody else might’ve caught it,” Rowe said.

Jeremy picked up photography from his father, who’s an underwater photographer. He promotes his work on Facebook and also maintains a website where people can reach out to him about purchasing prints. It’s exhausting to stay up until 4 am taking photos on a weeknight, but he sees himself as the correspondent for people who go to bed early and never experience the shimmering light show.

“I’m really a conduit for people who don’t get out to see this stuff,” Rowe said. “It does feel adventurous. I’m jumping in the car in the middle of the night and racing up north.”

Many of his favorite photography spots are between Eagle Harbor and Copper Harbor. A 70-degree night last October was especially “phenomenal,” he said.

“When they’re really, really intense, that’s when you don’t even realize time’s going by. You’re inside of the camera,” Rowe said.