Nammo partners with USA Skeleton for high-tech sleds
Nammo Composite Solutions teams up with USA Bobsled & Skeleton to craft advanced carbon fiber components for Skeleton sleds, bringing aerospace precision to the ice.
In December 2025, Nammo Composite Solutions LLC (NCS, Salt Lake City, Utah, U.S.) announced a new partnership with USA Bobsled & Skeleton (USABS, Colorado Springs, Co., U.S.), becoming an official technology partner for the USA Skeleton team.
As part of this collaboration, NCS will design and manufacture advanced carbon fiber composite components for Skeleton sleds, bringing aerospace-grade precision and reliability to the ice. These components are engineered to meet the same demanding standards NCS delivers to its defense and aerospace customers, helping Team USA athletes push the limits of performance as they prepare for international competition.
“At Nammo Composite Solutions, we build for those who perform under pressure,” says Nate Lodder, president of NCS.
The company serves Department of Defense contractors and aerospace OEMs, along with Tier 1 and Tier 2 companies, delivering expertise across every stage of composite structure development — from initial concept and prototyping to full-rate production. NCS’ commitment to quality is further supported by AS9100 and Nadcap certifications.
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