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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Saving money is also a good reason to make your own shot ski board. Buying one can be expensive, especially if you want a high-quality board with unique designs. By making your own, you can save a lot of money and still have a great product.

You might be thinking "I don't want to make a Shot Ski out of an old ski, I want to make a beautiful one, like the ones Palace makes." No problem - we got you. Here's what to do.

Step 5: Stick on Some Shot Glasses

During a 2013 episode of The Tonight Show, Jimmy Fallon claimed (jokingly, I think) that he and his wife invented the shotski, sending social media into a frenzy. He was wrong, several hundred Facebook users avowed. Everyone knew the real place of its birth: The idea is simple, 4 people stand in a row holding the ski. Fill the glasses with your tipple of choice and then all take the shot together. It's great fun and a guaranteed party piece! Determine the correct size of magnet to both mount shot glasses on the ski, and mount the ski on a wall for display CAUTION: Ensure you glue the magnet onto the shot glass so that it attracted to the magnet glued to the shot ski. Otherwise, the shot glasses will be repelled, and you'll have quite the mess.

Pulling out a shotski at a wedding or party is for sure an instant hit. You may have seen these and even participated with 3 others to down a shot of bourbon, whisky, or vodka. But if you don’t know what a shotski is, the origins came from using a discarded downhill ski and placing 4 shot glasses equal space apart so that 4 people can down a shot all at once.

How to Make a PALACE Shot Ski

First, sand the surface of the board with sandpaper to ensure that the paint will adhere properly. Then, apply a primer to the surface to create a smooth base. Once the primer has dried, use a small brush to apply your paint design.

Not true the shot ski was around in the 50s and 60s at mount hood according to my mother who did the shot ski with friends then.” [sic] And if you switch your LinkedIn headshot to one of you using a Shot Ski, your DMs will get a lot more interesting. Buyer’s Guide: What to Look for in a Quality Shot Ski That Will Last Embellishments: Adding beads, sequins, or other small decorations to your custom designs can take them to the next level. Experiment with different types of embellishments to create unique and eye-catching pieces. If you are looking for ways to further enhance your customization experience, here are some optional materials you can consider incorporating:

Step 4: Personalize Your Shotski (Optional)

Act fast, as these party essentials are flying off the shelves. Don’t wait for the next party to make a statement – create the party everyone will remember! 👈 It uses magnets to fasten to shot glasses, which function surprisingly well in use. And as importantly, then create a perfectly smooth ski silhouette when it’s on display (other shot skis have ugly plastic showing). Finally, it’s laser-engraveable, for the perfect gift. For a more wallet-friendly option, consider this Shot Ski from the American Gear company. It’s made from waterproof resin to last. And it has rubber grommets to fasten to shot glasses. In addition, it is completely customizable with your own artwork.