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FF Rollerskis: The ultimate skiing experience, Made in Norway

Source modified 15 Apr 2026·2 min read

From the public capture. Detailed factual notes from Business Norway. Statements and figures reflect the source at the time of capture.

  • Published 27 February 2026; updated 15 April 2026; estimated reading time 4 minutes. Horten-based FF Rollerskis designs and manufactures rollerskis. The page says the company holds International Ski and Snowboard Federation (FIS) Product Supplier status, describing it as the only rollerski maker with that status and as recognition that its products meet international competition requirements.
  • It identifies the 2020 V-Pro Classic as an early breakthrough, and describes a patented 360flow suspension system introduced in 2026. The system uses a circular suspension and vulcanised-rubber cushioning intended to simulate snow response and provide resistance and energy return, while reducing impact on muscles and joints. These are product claims from the company.
  • CEO Henrik Georg Lindhagen says the company aims to make rollerskiing safe and accessible. FF supplies stable V-track wheels and safety brakes to other rollerski makers, sharing some innovations across the industry. The page says its brake design adds under 10 grams and is intended to improve safety and wheel lifespan. It also claims to offer a fully recyclable locally made wheel using reused material.
  • The company says its components are designed for longevity and repairability, with sustainability integrated into product development. It holds the Made in Norway label and says products are developed and manufactured in Norway. The article says FF serves elite international competition and recreational users, including through its #NoSnowNations initiative.
  • Contact: Henrik Georg Lindhagen, CEO, henrik@ffskis.com. Related industry: Manufacturing and design. The page is part of Made in Norway.
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