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Company History

Former U.S. Ski Team member, Dave Goode, founded GOODE Ski Technologies in 1975. During the first fifteen years, the then Michigan-based company manufactured and marketed a full line of ski accessories.

In 1990, president and founder, Dave Goode, introduced the world's first patented CARBON Composite Pencil ski pole. GOODE Ski poles are now recognized around the world for their strength, lightweight, aerodynamics and shock absorbent properties. GOODE ski poles have a dominant market share in North America.

In 1994, based on the success of GOODE COMPOSITE ski poles, the company applied the same technology to the manufacturing of water skis. GOODE patented the water ski industry's first Carbon Fiber water ski. Over the past 14 years, GOODE Skis have held the Men's and Women's World Records longer and won more National Medals than all other ski companies combined.

In 1995, GOODE prototyped and built the snow ski industry's first Carbon Fiber ski. In 2001, GOODE  expanded its factory and purchased the production assets of Volant Skis. Today, GOODE  produces a full line of carbon fiber snow skis.

In 2005, GOODE relocated it offices to Ogden, Utah to be closer to world-class snow and water skiing.

GOODE is the worldwide leader in CARBON COMPOSITE Ski Poles, Snow Skis and Water Skis.

 

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