Wille Borm, just 13 years old, won the TGR Grom Contest! We are stoked to have him on the Sick Stickz team and we can all continue to expect to see great things from him.
Click here for a full story about Willie on ESPN.
This past spring we were approached by the Daniels College of Business (DCB) at the University of Denver. DCB wanted to conduct a brief interview in order to write an article featuring Sick Stickz and how the business has developed. Being recent graduates and strong supporters of Daniels, we were thrilled to be given this opportunity. Click here to see the full article on the University of Denver’s website.
We received the 2010-2011 Sick Stickz shipment today! The new product line will be available to purchase in retail stores and on our website in the next month.
Kjell Ellefson Self Edit 09-10 from Kjell Ellefson on Vimeo.
Last week in the Aspen Open slopestyle contest, Aidan Sheahan pole planted with style all the way to the finals throwing a variety of tricks including his double cork 1080. Congrats on your big finish Aidan!
Check out the rest of the slopestyle results here: http://newschoolers.com/web/content/readnews/id/3170/
The December 2009 issue of Skiing Magazine has just released the top 99 products they love. The Sick Stickz Ant Eater pole was the only ski pole they reviewed in this issue. Check out what Skiing Magazine had to say:
“Anything with a z at the end of its name is automatically cooler (case in point: the 1991 John Singleton movie, Boyz in the Hood). That includes Sick Stickz’s Ant Eaters—high-quality aluminum poles made in Austria, then wrapped with funky graphics in Denver by a couple of college kids. They started the brand three years ago on the premise that the ski-pole industry lacked creative design. Which it did.”
We just sold out of the last pair of CO-Steeze’s in the WORLD. Consider yourself lucky if you were able to snatch a pair up before they were gone. Don’t worry for that Colorado pride might come back in force in a future season, hint, with a brand new design. Keep a lookout and check back to the site for future models and availability.
