GOODE’s 9303 Carbon Composite poles are included in the November issue of Sports Illustrated Women (page 92). "The Mountain Report- Women’s Guide to Playing in the Snow" recommends equipment for both skiing and snowboarding.

The November issue of Popular Science focuses on winter sports technology. "It’s All Downhill" reports on how aerospace manufacturing processes and materials have revolutionized the alpine ski market. GOODE’s new "Carbon All-Mountain" skis are included in the article (page 32). The 9303 Carbon Composite 8" Quick-Adjust pole is listed on page 38 as "5 for Your Slide- Gear You Don’t Need, But Probably Want".

GOODE Ski Technologies has renewed its sponsorship agreement with the Nastar race program through 2004. As an industry sponsor, GOODE will continue to be the "Official Ski Pole of Nastar".

Nastar is the world’s largest recreational alpine ski program. Founded in 1968 by Ski Magazine, Nastar has been one of the most successful grassroots programs of its kind, reaching more than 100,000 skiers annually at 100 premier resorts. Through the use of a handicap system similar to golf, skiers race against the clock with the chance of winning a medal for their efforts.

GOODE will provide resort pacesetters with composite ski poles, as well as competitors who finish in the top three in each age/gender category at the National Championships. The 2003 Nastar National Championships will take place at the Park City Resort in Utah from March 27-31.