Icelantic Nomad 100 Skis

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Powder7 Staff Pick George
By: George
Our neighbors over in Golden, Colorado—Icelantic—never fail to impress. They're truly doing something special for the ski industry. Known for their playful, powder-loving, park-friendly skis, the Nomad continues to stand out as a true do-it-all option.

While it features carbon stringers for added stability at speed, the poplar wood core keeps it light, nimble, and energetic. Sure, it can carve, but that's not where this ski shines. Compared to something like the Salomon QST 100—which shares a similar soft and playful personality—the QST has a bit more edge grip and leans more into the big mountain category.

And yes, we all know Icelantic tops the charts for top sheets every year... but this one? This one deserves platinum.

So, who’s it for?
The Nomad is perfect for the skier who dabbles in or is drawn to the park, loves treating the whole mountain like a playground, hits every side hit in sight, and enjoys being in the air. If you're looking for a mid-width ski with float, pop, and all-mountain versatility, this one's calling your name.
Read all of our Icelantic Nomad 100 staff reviews

Powder7 Staff Pick Garrett
By: Garrett
Well they did it. Icelantic finally put carbon in the Nomad lineup. As a huge fan of the previous generation of Nomads, the Nomad 100 is everything I hoped it would be and more. Keeping the same ultra-poppy poplar wood core and Tri-ax Fiberglass as the old Nomad 95, this ski carves, butters, and rides switch just as well as it ever has. Now at 100mm underfoot, with a new Rubber Foil laminate and Carbon Stringers, it floats better, it takes off and lands jumps better, and it somehow feels even more playful. When it comes to a fun ski with some “giddyup”, take a look at mounting up the new Nomad 100, and ski off into the sunset.

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Matt
By: Matt

2025-2026 Icelantic Nomad 100 Review

[This Icelantic Nomad 100 review was written for the 24/25 season. This ski is unchanged for the 25/26 season, and this review has been updated with fresh staff takes.] Icelantic's flagship collection gets a redesign. Our neighbors down the road at Icelantic Skis have introduced some tasty skis in the last few years, from the pro collections, Saba and Nia, to the upgraded Pioneer X. They've let their flagship collection, Nomad, ride. Until now. The all-new Icelantic Nomad 100 comes in sizes: 171cm, 176cm, 182cm, 188cm. Field Notes: Icelantic Nomad 100 Review The new ... Continue Reading

Our Take On The 2027 Icelantic Nomad 100:

The Icelantic Nomad 100 is easily the most playful and fun-loving freeride ski in the brand's lineup. Purpose-built for all-mountain exploration, this ski leans heavily into freeride performance with a near-symmetrical shape and low swing weight in the tips and tails. That means whether you are dodging tight trees, zipping through moguls, or hunting down every side hit on the trail map, the ski pivots on a dime without demanding aggressive pilot input. Generous camber height paired with four carbon stringers delivers exceptional pop and zippy rebound whenever you flex into a turn. It feels intuitive, flickable, and plain fun across soft snow, chalk, or groomers alike. We recommend the Nomad 100 for everyone from stoked intermediates looking for an approachable do-it-all platform, to seasoned expert riders who value flow and maneuverability over rigid charging.

2027 Icelantic Nomad 100 Specs:

Dimensions:135/100/127
Radius:16m@171cm
Rocker:Freeride Rocker
Ability Level:Ability Level 7
Construction:Full Sidewall
Weight:3588 grams (per pair for size 182cm) Learn more about ski weights

Skis In The Icelantic Nomad Series:


Nomad 112 (112mm) In Stock

Nomad 106 (106mm) In Stock

Nomad 100 (100mm) In Stock

Nomad 94 (94mm) In Stock

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