Our first season. It all started with Togga, a powder ski with no compromises. Manufactured purely because that was the ski we all wanted, but couldn't get. Available in three lengths and multiple flex-patterns to suit a variety of skiers.

With the release of three new models, SGN suddenly had a variety of skis for a variety of skiers. Together with selected mountain guides, we released the first generation Hurrungane, a narrow touring ski for all conditions. We thought all ski brands with respect for themselves needed a big mountain ski, thus we released the hard-charging 1184. This year also saw the debut of the Rakkar, our all mountain favorite.

The first year of the Hurrungane 101, a very popular touring ski for the skier seeking a playful and fun experience on their ski tour. The 1184 light was also introduced, taking technology from our carbon touring skis to the big mountain. The Togga entered its second generation with all-new graphics and an updated shape.

With Asbjørn Eggebø Næss on board, we launched the first version of his ski - Tunnelvision. A big mountain ski with loads of fun in it. We also released a limited run of a carbon version of Togga, the Togga Light. This season the second iteration of Rakkar also saw snow for the first time. We narrowed it down and made it even more versatile and fun in all conditions. The Hurrungane 89 was also updated to suit a bigger group of ski touring enthusiasts.

Our focus on fun-to-ride touring skis was increased this year with the introduction of the new Hurrungane 101 and Hurrungane 101 Carbon. Available in four lengths, all skiers could find a model suited for their needs.

This year saw the debut of both our narrowest and widest ski to date. Tylderingen and Tylderingen Carbon appealed to the weight-conscious ski tourer and performed best on harder conditions. On the other end of the scale, we released urRakkar, a large powder ski with spoon-technology in tip and tail. The second iteration Tunnelvisjon was also debuted along side a limited edition Tunnelvisjon Carbon, released midseason. The third iteration of Togga was released called Togga Carbon, now only available as a lightweight carbon ski.

With the debut of Jostedalen Carbon and Frikar, we filled a gap in both our touring and all-mountain lineup. Jostedalen Carbon is an easy-to-ski touring ski for all skiers. With a width of around 90mm, it is perfect for touring thru the whole season. Frikar was our first attempt on a narrow all mountain ski focused on more hard conditions. Hurrungane & Hurrungane Carbon also saw an update, as well as we removed 101 from the name to clean up the lineup naming.

We are proud of our name and our logo. Finally, we found a way to place the logo on our skis in a way that did not disrupt the graphics. It was also another year filled with multiple releases of new skis. Tunnelvisjon’s third iteration was released - now bigger and lighter than ever, to suit Asbjørns evolved needs in the big mountain. Our long time family members Togga and Rakkar both saw updates as well. The urRakkar got a beautiful graphic update. This was the first year of our instant hit Soleitind, a freeride oriented touring ski. We also ventured into new territory with the release of Rabbagast, our first junior-ski.

As well as the addition of new lengths on multiple models as well as updated graphics on Jostedalen, this season saw the release of the all-new Hurrungane and Hurrungane Carbon. Now even lighter, easier to ski and more playful that ever. We also fine-tuned the Frikar to be an even better performer on the groomers. Without a doubt, our strongest collection to date.