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By: Chase

Two words, powder friends: "Surfin' USA -The Beach Boys" -Chase. This was my first Winter in Colorado and coming from the East Coast, skiing powder for the first time was like learning how to ski all over again. Took these bad boys out for my first powder day at the famed Wolf Creek and boy oh boy did they impress. I could sit back (don't ski backseat all the time like I do) and let these puppies surf all day long. The full rocker design allows these skis to glide over as much snow as you want to throw at it, while staying shockingly stable on the hard pack back to the lifts. Slashy, slarvy, pivoty, surfy, whatever you want to call it, I'm grabbing this ski if there's any sort of soft snow.

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By: Matt

2024-2025 Icelantic Saba Pro 107 Review

Lucky Seven. [Editor's Note: the 2024-2025 Icelantic Saba Pro 107 features new art, but it is the same ski structurally as when it was released. This Icelantic Saba Pro 107 review was originally published in April 2021.] Ahead of the 2020-21 ski season, our neighbors at Icelantic brought their professional athletes together to create two pro collab skis: the Saba Pro and the Nia Pro. The Icelantic crew said the skis were designed around the "lucky seven" theme—"Saba" is the Swahili word for "seven," and "Nia" is one of the seven sacred principles for collaboration. It's a nice ... Continue Reading

Our Take On The 2021 Icelantic Saba Pro:

Brand new for 2020-2021, the Icelantic Saba Pro storms onto the powder skiing seen with some serious street cred. It was dreamed up, conceptualized, and designed by the pro skiers on the Icelantic team, including Powder7 athlete Owen Leeper. You will know everything you need to know about these skis when you realize how differently some of the pros on the Icelantic team ski. Some prefer slashy, playful, and poppy powder skis. Others, like Owen, prefer stiffer tails for stomping landings and more heft for skiing fast down big lines. The Saba was built for each of these styles. How, you ask? Icelantic introduces Reflective Rocker, a new take on the zero camber design, which matches the rocker profiles with the sidecut radius. This allows all the benefits of a full-rocker design, like ultimate pow surf and playful maneuverability, plus better-than-usual edge grip on hard or mixed snow. The skis are strong without being bulky and playful without being unruly. If you like a wide ski or want to add one of the most fun powder sticks in the business to your quiver, even if you do not do pro-level stuff on the mountain, take a long look at the Saba. Similar skis: Black Crows Nocta, Moment Wildcat, ON3P Jeffrey 116.

2021 Icelantic Saba Pro Specs:

Dimensions:	147/117/137
Radius:	17m@167cm
Rocker:	Reverse Camber
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Construction:	Full Sidewall
Weight:	3800 grams (per pair for size 177cm) Learn more about ski weights