FF ROLLERSKIS AS

The profile lists FF ROLLERSKIS AS at Bekkajordet 9A, 3189 Horten, Norway; website https://ffskis.no/. It describes the company’s vision as making roller skiing accessible, sustainable and rewarding, and says it has maintained focus on quality, innovation and social responsibility. The profile displays the Made in Norway certification and describes the label as an official Norwegian origin mark with origin, responsibility and sustainability criteria, administered by Innovation Norway.

The Products tab lists these certified items and visible product information:

• FF V Pro Classic Roller Skis — the listing describes floating-fork technology with vulcanized rubber between the wheel, fork and ski, plus V-groove wheels, for stability and reduced vibration. It says the skis suit beginners and experienced skiers, use Salomon Prolink bindings by default, and offer Salomon Prolink Race Classic carbon bindings as an upgrade. Customization includes binding choices and laser engraving. The listing claims the model was voted the market’s best classic roller ski by Kondis.no, identifies FF as an official FIS partner and World Cup supplier, and mentions a 30-day return policy and service.
• FF Active Junior Skate Roller Skis — designed for children and beginners, with a lowered frame and center of gravity for easier control, smaller 80 mm wheels and lower weight. The listing describes Norwegian production using Hydal aluminum, anodizing and CNC machining, and says the model uses Salomon Pro bindings by default with a Race upgrade option. It also mentions a 30-day return period, service, replaceable wheels, and compatibility of its wheels with selected IDT, Swenor and Swix products.
• FF Pro Skate Roller Skis — the listing describes an RM2 model with patented Floating Fork technology and vulcanized rubber for damping, flexibility and reduced vibration. It says the skis are developed and produced in Norway using Hydal aluminum, anodized by Teloks and CNC-machined by Cycle Start, with damping rubber from Rub-Tech. It says Salomon Pro bindings are standard, with a carbon Race option, plus optional laser engraving and alternative binding installation. It identifies FF as a FIS partner and World Cup supplier and mentions a 30-day return policy.
• FF V Active Classic roller ski wheels — a replaceable four-wheel kit with V-groove profile intended to improve directional stability, turning control and a cross-country-ski-like feel on asphalt. The listing says the wheels fit FF and several other brands including IDT, Swenor and Swix, can be replaced by the customer, and include a mounting kit; the rubber is described as softer than the V Pro wheel.
• FF Active Skate Roller Skis — the listing describes the RM1 skate model as a lightweight, durable black ski with natural rubber wheels, PA66 composite rims and internal cam, supplied with rolling resistance 1. It says the lower center of gravity is intended to improve stability, and describes Norwegian design and manufacture using Hydal aluminum, anodizing and CNC machining. It says FF tests and guarantees wheel rolling resistance, has supplied skis used in World Cup events since 2019, offers a 30-day return policy and services its products.

Related article: “FF Rollerskis: Closing the gap between seasons, Made in Norway” — https://businessnorway.com/articles/ff-rollerskis-the-ultimate-skiing-experience-made-in-norway.

Events tab: no upcoming events are listed. One past event is “Meet us at Camp Norway,” Wisconsin, 18 February 2026, 10:00–18:00 GMT-06:00 — https://businessnorway.com/events/meet-us-at-camp-norway.

Public contact panel: Henrik Georg Lindhagen, CEO; henrik@ffskis.com. No phone number was displayed.