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Meier Skis makes high-performance, hand-crafted skis with respect for the environment. We constantly examine our construction process and intentionally choose eco-friendly and environmentally materials at every step when they meet our high-performance standards.
A renewable resource! We’re proud to use the finest Colorado aspen, beetle-kill pine and US maple in our signature wood cores. We give trees that die in the beetle-kill pine epidemic a second life and help mitigate forest fires with responsible harvesting.
Powered by plants, we use a Super Sap epoxy that replaces petrochemicals with renewable, bio-based materials.
Many ski graphics are applied using highly toxic printing ink from tip to tail. Meier uses a minimal amount of alternative ink that is heat pressed into a clear topsheet. Our minimal graphic coverage shows off the natural beauty of the wood, as well as our superior craftsmanship. Come see this process at our Denver Craft Skiery from the comfort of a barstool!
We use the most durable race-class base material available to resist rock (and other!) damage, which results in more tunes and more turns over the life of the ski. Plus, it’s wicked fast.
Wondering why we don't print custom graphics on our ski bases? The current material that is available for printing is softer and less durable than the material we use. We keep performance in mind before "cool" or even eco-friendly. After all, no one wants the world's most eco-friendly ski if it doesn't ski well.
Instead of buying packing paper to ship our skis, we re-use the sublimation paper that transfers the ink onto the topsheet as packing paper when skis are shipped to retailers and consumers worldwide. We re-use our old sanding belts from our tune machines as non-slip flooring in the factory, and a whole lot more!
In 2020, we made another industry first by eliminating 12' of single-use plastic from every single ski and snowboard we ship. Instead, an adhesive band at tip and tail, coupled with our durable nylon topsheet, keeps the skis safe during transport.
There’s a lot of misinformation out there around who *actually* makes their own skis and snowboards. Many people are shocked to find out the “designed in” label supports an overseas company. Our manufacturing shop employs an entire Denver-based workforce. With Meier, it’s easy to know who built your skis because you can watch!
Known as @o_leeps on Instagram, Owen is a professional big mountain skier best known for 130' cliff drops and year-round backcountry skiing. Owen's home mountain is Jackson Hole Mountain Resort in Wyoming.
Watch Owen Fly
Miles Clark is a man with many talents and even more annual ski days under his belt. He's CEO & Founder of SnowBrains, the best source of intelligent news about everything happening in the world around snow and skiing.
His impressive resume includes professional freeskier, UC Berkeley graduate (molecular cell biology major), professional mountain guide, Antartica ski guide and Alaska heli-ski guide.
Representing Meier Skis on the other side of the ocean, Ranja Schlotte is an ambitious freeskier and kite surfer from Germany. Whether she's touring or in pow, she's in constant of the best conditions for her many sports. She brings an infectious enthusiasm to all of her many adventures and travels with an enviable ease across Europe to whever the the snow is the deepest.
More about Ranja
Aiden is our local team athlete currently living in Boulder, Colorado. He's a native of Telluride and studies in between his skiing sessions while working on his degree at the University of Colorado. He's a member of the freeride team and has a playful surfy ski style that's so much fun to watch.
Fun fact: The Freeride Team at CU is the largest group on campus.
More about AidenThink you have what it takes to ski on the Meier athlete team? Throw your hat in the ring to be considered for the team by filling out our athlete application.
