With its unique diamond shaped shovel and
tapered tail design, The Shaman optimizes the skier’s center of gravity,
allowing for an aggressive, powerful powder turn unlike anything you’ve
ever experienced. The Shamans 160 mm tip rivals the biggest powder skis
in floatation and stability but don’t be fooled this tool rips the
groomers thanks to its aggressive sidecut and unrivaled torsional
rigidity. We think the Shaman is pretty much the only ski you need,
but that’s for you to decide.
The Shaman is available at alpine. Grab a set today and you will be stoked. Perfect for all that snow dropping in the northeast and the west. Grab a set at alpineskishop.com
Showing posts with label icelantic skis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label icelantic skis. Show all posts
Friday, January 4, 2013
Saturday, October 20, 2012
First Degree Stormtrooper Boots ST 2
Icelantic skis is unveiling it's first ever ski boot. The model shown here is the higher end ST 2.The boot is a classic 3 piece Shell, with an easy to operate walk feature. It has a last of 99mm, and has a 5 position forward lean adjustment. The liner 3 layer 1005 Heat moldable and it comes with a bio mechanically correct insole.Notice it comes stock with a booster strap and the flex is around a 120.This is a functional sidecountry boot geared for the skier looking for high performance and comfort for the entire mountain. Come in and try on a pair today.
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Icelantic Nomad Rocker 2013
Prepare yourself. Skis do not look like they used to. Small upstart companies are building amazing new products. Icelantic is an American born company making boards in Colorado. The graphics are amazing, and the skis are awesome. The Nomad is 140 in the shovel and 105 under foot. it is a super stable platform, and this model has just the right amount of rocker to help it initiate turns with ease. It also has a solid P tex sidewall, that helps it grip at higher speeds. The topsheet is super durable, so it can withstand all the smacking on the hill. If you haven't felt an icelantic ski,you have to check em out on your next visit.
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