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Volkl ski production goes to China
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

German ski maker Volkl, acquired by K2 earlier this year, will move its mid- and low- priced ski manufacture to K2's factory in Guangzhou, China in 2005. This is part of a rising trend of ski hardware production moving to Eastern Europe and the Far East, also influenced by the sale of integrated ski-binding systems...

Marker, whose bindings have been used by K2 and Volkl for their ski+binding systems, was also acquired by K2 back in June.

The commercial pressures brought about by the rising demands of technology, sales distribution and fairly stagnant sales are leaving few players in the production of skis, bindings and boots. The first of these factors was thought to be important to the K2 takeover, since Volkl has a respected engineering pedigree in ski making.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

I wonder what the Chinese make of the wide range of they make for us...
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