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Icelantic NOMAD 106 Ski 2027

$ 879.00
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Icelantic NOMAD 106 Ski 

The Award-Winning, Nomad 106 is built for intermediate to expert skiers who want a playful, versatile, and adventurous freeride ski that feels most at home off the groomers and beyond the ropes. It delivers the stability to charge through variable conditions and the flotation to stay on top of soft snow, all while maintaining the energetic, fast-and-loose personality that encourages creative skiing all over the mountain. If your ideal run starts by descending big lines on the peak, followed by hunting for rope drops or hidden stashes in the trees, and airing every natural feature you can find on the way back down to the base, then the Nomad 106 is built for you.

Icelantic NOMAD 106 Ski Uses

  • Freeride
  • All Mountain
  • Powder

Key Features

  • Poplar Wood Core for lightweight responsiveness and a smooth, playful flex
  • Free Rocker Profile for surfy float, easy pivoting, and freeride fun
  • 8 Carbon Stringers for extra pop, energy, and rebound
  • Fly-Cap Construction for reduced swing weight and enhanced maneuverability
  • Original Artwork by Travis Parr


Icelantic NOMAD 106 Ski Camber Profile

Rocker Tip/Tail with Traditional Camber Underfoot

SPECS

Length Dimensions Turn Radius Effective Edge Tip Rocker Camber Tail Rocker Weight Range
171cm 141 / 106 / 133 16 145 cm 36 cm 4 mm 31 cm 3,646 g / pair
176cm 141 / 106 / 133 17.5 150 cm 36 cm 4 mm 31 cm 3,718 g / pair
182cm 141 / 106 / 133 19 156 cm 36 cm 4 mm 31 cm 3,850 g / pair
188cm 141 / 106 / 133 20 160 cm 36 cm 4 mm 31 cm 3,955 g / pair


Inside The Ski


Icelantic Nomad Video Review


ICELANTIC MOUNTING GUIDE

Every Icelantic Ski features a BC-I mark on the left side of the ski next to the serial number. This is our recommended “Boot Center” mounting point for the majority of skiers who want to be the most balanced over their ski.

Our new Freeride Collection (Nomads and Maidens) also have a PC-I mark. This is our recommended freeride mounting point “Progressive Center” and should be used by people wanting a more neutral stance. Being closer to the camber height gives the ski more natural pop and balances the swing weight of the ski. This is where you mount your skis if you want a maneuverable, poppy, all mountain jib stick to accompany you as you jump and stomp every feature on the mountain.

Every Ski also features a CC-I mark. This is the “Core Center” mark and should only be used for those looking for a true center mount. This mostly applies to park skiers and otherwise should mainly be used as a reference.


Warranty Information