This years 10th anniversary of the london night jump proved to be a successful event for stokes team skier Thomas Asher. Making his first foray into the pro circuit this year, since a nasty ankle injury took out his 2010 season. Tom put up a 3rd place finish with a 63.8m jump to finish behind Scot Ellis in 2nd and Freddy Kruger in first. The conditions were ideal for big jumps in the night final with the days tail wind calming down. Tom will now be heading over to spain for the final WSFT tour event.

Thomas Asher 3rd at the London night Jump

Stokesskis Ray Stokes record event getting set up. Webcast will be available. A sneaky picture of the site looking good http://t.co/t9sJdG5

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Ray Stokes, looked at a 3-event bag and wondered why they needed to be so large. The length is obvious, but the width and bulk was not so. Taking width out of the bag removed any unnecessary bulk. Accompanied by the internal straps, the bag is incredibly stable.

Skis don't float around and traveling abroad is much more enjoyable. The narrower bag still allows for plenty of room for all 3 events. A pair of jump skis, slalom ski, and even a pair of trick skis can easily fit inside.

Heavy Duty wheels will take on all terrain, so no matter which site you are at this bag will still be easy to wheel around.  Inclimate weather is also an issue which is why the bags are fully waterproof and UV protected.

Zips get ripped apart, the stokes bags zip has an enclosed top, designed to protect the zip from damage.