SHOTSKI Official Kit - Instantly turn your everyday gear into a shot ski! Removable, shatterproof stainless steel shot glasses, installs in seconds, no tools required! Apres Ski gift (4)

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If you are looking for ways to further enhance your customization experience, here are some optional materials you can consider incorporating:

Traditionally, a Shot Ski is a beaten-up old ski that’s had shot glasses jerry-rigged to it. However, since the invention of the device, designs have come a long way. In this guide, we tell you what to look for when purchasing a Shot Ski, make a buying recommendation, and offer some creative ways to use it. Why the Shot Ski? Next, you’ll need to measure and mark the locations for your shot glasses. Use a ruler or measuring tape to ensure that your shot glasses are evenly spaced apart. Once you’ve marked your locations, use a drill to create holes in the board for the shot glasses. Be sure to make the holes slightly smaller than the diameter of the shot glasses so that they fit snugly in place. When making a shot ski board, you’ll need some materials. Here are some recommended materials that you should consider:Themed Shot Ski Board: Themed shot ski boards are becoming more popular. They are customized with unique designs, logos, or themes to match a particular occasion, sports team, or holiday. Over the years, shot ski boards have become a staple at ski resorts and in snowboard culture. They’re a fun and social way to share a drink with friends on the slopes, and they’ve even been used as fundraising tools for various charities and organizations. After you have made your shot ski board, it’s time to give it a personal touch. Here are some ideas for customizing your board:

We think the proper way to make a shot ski is with magnets. They're sleek, allow for rapid refilling of shot glasses, and are just plain cool. Others use velcro or silicone fasteners -- they don't work as well. If you’re a fan of parties, drinking games, and having a good time with friends, a shot ski board is a must-have for your collection. Instead of buying one, why not make your own? Not only is it a fun and creative project, but it also allows you to customize the design to your liking.Make sure your shot glasses fit snugly: If your shot glasses are too loose in the holes you drilled, they may fall out during use. Be sure to measure carefully and make the holes slightly smaller than the diameter of the shot glasses so that they fit snugly in place. One way to take your shot ski board to the next level is by installing additional features that enhance the experience. For example, you can attach hooks or clips to hold shot glasses in place, or add a bottle opener to the board for easy access to your drinks. The origins of the shot ski board are a bit murky, but it’s widely believed that the first one was created in a ski town in Colorado in the 1990s. At its core, a shot ski board is simply a modified ski that’s been turned into a drinking vessel. If you’re looking for a more creative way to customize your shot ski board, consider using paint. With paint, you can create intricate designs or add your own personal touch to your board. Draw the first X six inches from the tail of the ski, and the last X at the spot just before the tip of the ski curves up (you don't want to drink from an angle). Next, measure the distance between the two Xs, divide it by three and measure that distance inward from the outside Xs. Mark the final two Xs here, such that they are equal distance apart. Drill Baby, Drill