These Three American Ski Companies Are Offering Discounts Right Now
As the cliché goes, the early bird gets the worm.
When looking for skis, companies tend to reward customers who purchase before peak periods, which are usually in the fall and early winter. This means that summertime is a great time to look around for your next addition to your quiver.
As someone who’s looking to expand their ski hoarding collection, I’ve been scouring the web for good deals. Do I really need new skis? Not really, but that’s beside the point. During my research, along with spamming advertisements on my Facebook feed, I’ve found a couple of ski brands offering quality discounts right now.
If you’re looking for savings on relatively new, high-quality skis, these three brands are offering deals right now.
Liberty
Started in 2003, Colorado-based Liberty Skis distinguishes itself with its vertical metal technology, which improves vibration absorption while skiing. Currently, Liberty is having a summer sale. Discounts include 60% off demo skis (which include bindings) along with 40% off 2026 skis. With skis priced as low as $295, it’s worth a gander.
Parlor
The East Boston-based ski company is offering some wicked pre-season deals. Parlor Skis is offering up to 20% off its skis, which includes various new models. The discount is applied upon checkout. If you’re looking for custom skis, or want a new ripping ski for the East Coast, this is a good place to look.
RMU
Perhaps the best deals come on 2026 skis from Rocky Mountain Underground (RMU). The bike-and-ski brand is offering 50% off its 2026 skis. This means you can get new, quality skis for less than $500. The ski brand is well reviewed in testing by Blister Gear Review and New Schoolers thanks to its durability and playfulness, so it’s a great addition to your quiver.
Other Options
At this point, various online outlets are offering discounted gear from prior years.
Websites like Backcountry, Evo, and SkiEssentials are offering discounted gear from prior years, along with new ski gear at discounted prices. Looking on eBay or Facebook for slightly used skis is another option.
Another good idea is stopping by your local ski shop. At this point in the year, some are offering discounts on skis and boards from prior years.
Ultimately, with the uncertainty around tariffs and ongoing Middle East conflicts driving up shipping costs, the sooner you make your decisions for this upcoming winter, the better.
Image/Video Credits: Liberty Skis, Parlor Skis, RMU
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