Bomber skis from New York are really something special and appeal to buyers who are fed up with boring mass-produced and mainstream skis and who are willing to pay something for them. The hand-made skis represent high quality and a unique style.
We should ask Robert Siegel, the CEO of Bomber Ski, why the skis are called "Bomber Skis". I suspect it's because they hit or are meant to hit like a bomb. The small ski brand from New York doesn't produce mass-produced skis with a run-of-the-mill look, but stands for unique ski concepts that are carefully handcrafted in a factory in Italy. Many models appeal with their unique, tasteful colors and the prominently placed logo on the top sheet. That's classy. But Bomber Ski also produces skis that honor American artists (from New York) and put their art on the cover, such as the models dedicated to the art of Keith Haring (1958-1990), who became famous as an artist in the graffiti scene of the 1980s, or the art of Jean-Michel Basquiat (1960-1988), the first African-American artist to break through into the white art world. But Bomber also brings skis onto the market that have been developed in collaboration with partners such as the noble British car brand Bentley, the Parisian fashion brand Balmain or the unique Parisian restaurant Caviar Kaspia. In any case, one thing is guaranteed: Bomber skis are unique and represent something special, something high-quality that stands out from the crowd.
There are currently 15 ski models from Bomber in our Ski Finder. Interested readers can find further detailed information on the individual Bomber models in the Ski Finder.
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