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I realized I hadn't heard about them in a while and was curious as to what their lineup was going to be this season. Then I went to look at their website and it's totally sold out google maps says the factory is permanently closed. No posts on the ig in 40+ weeks, just curious
We should get those folks that are remaking hellbents to remake the legendary BIG HORN 106!!! It is/was an extremely fun ski. Whole. Mountain. Playground.
The Sego Big Horn makes the whole mountain your playground. We designed a new layup for the Big Horn with Freeride World Tour Champion Isaac Freeland that preserves its playful nature while improving its ability to hold up to the highest speeds and largest airs on the mountain. What we've developed is the perfect balance between the confidence to shred anything and the playfulness to jib to your heart's content. Available in 96, 106, and 114mm widths the Big Horn has a full poplar wood core with layers of biaxial carbon fiber wrapped in vibration dampening rubber sandwiching the core.
That’s too bad. Out of all the “newer” niche brands I thought they were doing well and made skis that looked decent. Never got to try a pair, but I would always eye up the Big Horn for obv reasons. RIP to a good playa
LazylightningCan anyone confirm that they are entirely done?
to add on to what the others said, not a single social post after october last year is a very bad sign for a ski company. no refresh of current skis. not looking promising for anything new lol.
maybe their will be a Revision to their business model and i can preorder some new skis again!
They literally created every skis current marketing scheme but couldn’t make it, rip
It’s a bummer, for many of us with park backgrounds that got into freeride they were a great option to keep skiing switch and such. Got to try a friends pair and they were a blast. Hope they can come back.
Not sure what it's worth at this point but their customer service was pretty awesome when I bought a pair of blemish Big Horns on a steep discount. One ski was about a mm or two narrower than the other when they arrived. Wasn't even that upset, just mentioned it via email and Sego sent me a return label no questions asked and shipped out a brand new, current year Big Horns back out to me at no cost.
Didn't get to ride them sadly as my budget and plans changed during COVID, but I'm sure the guy who I sold em to is enjoying them now. Hope Sego can make a come back and actually get to ride their Big Horns.
all meant in good taste, i even used to ride a big horn. We will always support the small manufactures (as one aswell). I think its just a break for them and not a permanent closure.
