2016 Icelantic Skis on Sale Now! Ready to ship!
Our favorite Denver company has done it again. They’ve produced some of the best looking, and hardest charging skis on the market. Next year Icelantic is celebrating their 10th anniversary! Oh how time flies. Next year’s theme is “Mountain Cultures.” These cultures have been crafted over millennia in response to experiences and natural elements within the environments- from the peaks that dictate light and dark, to the way people travel, adaptation spawns culture. These cultures are highlighted on each ski by Icelantic Skis Art Director Travis Parr. He used painting, photos, sculpture, and sketches- all mediums that have been used in previous ski series- to highlight the culmination of a decade of Icelantic culture and pay tribute to those mountain cultures that allow us to do what we do.
Each red dot on the map shows the mountain ranges where Icelantic is featuring these Mountain Cultures.
New this year is the Pioneer. This is an all mountain, lightweight, rocker-camber ski. This might just be your new favorite ski.
Also new this year is the women’s Maiden. This ski is a women’s specific freeride ski. It is similar to the Nomad RKR but with a lighter core.
The women’s Oracle got a re-design this year. Now at a narrower 88mm waist, the Oracle will be a friendlier all mountain ski for women who want to ski Icelantic from coast to coast.
The Gypsy and Gypsy SKNY will return next year. The Keeper will also return. The Keeper SKNY is going into the vault.
The Da Nollie is back for next year (remember it had a re-design for the 14/15 season).
The Vanguard, Icelantic’s freeride touring ski, might just be the classiest ski in the line up. We’ve heard these are super popular up in Jackson Hole.
The Shaman and Shaman SKNY as well as the Nomad and Nomad SKNY will be back next year. The Nomad’s prayer flag artwork with snow leopards is sure to be a hit.
Of course the Pilgrim and Pilgrim SKNY are offered for those people who like to ski fast on the frontside, and maybe in some bumps too.
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