Icelantic Nomad 100 2026'

When we overhauled the Nomad Collection last year, the Nomad 100 quickly became a fan favorite for its all-around versatility and energy. No matter your skill level, this ski makes it easy to unlock your creativity. The tip to tail carbon stringers and added camber gives energy to every turn, while our FLY-Cap construction lightens the swingweight for effortless maneuverability. The soft tip and tail, generous rocker, and goldilocks 100mm waist let skiers of all types make intuitive, confident turns across any terrain and snowpack. Whether you’re buttering rollers, landing switch, or just feeling yourself on the groomer, the Nomad 100 keeps things loose, lively, and stupid fun. 

About the Artwork:  This year we collaborated with Doug Good Feather—a Native American Lakota artist, veteran, author, and founder of the Lakota Way Healing Center. A direct descendant of Chief Sitting Bull, Doug’s work blends sacred geometry, nature, and Lakota traditions. Founded in 2006, the Healing Center supports veterans and civilians through spiritual care, suicide prevention, and a blend of traditional and modern therapies for those facing PTSD, homelessness, and mental health challenges.

10% of sales from Nomad 100 and Maiden 102 products will be donated to support the center’s mission.

HANDMADE IN COLORADO AND BACKED BY OUR 3-YEAR BOMBPROOF WARRANTY

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Based on a 176cm ski length.

INSIDE YOUR SKIS

A detailed look at the highest quality materials that make up your skis. 

 

 

BEHIND THE ARTWORK

"This year’s Freeride Collection continues our exploration of the American West—its vast landscapes, wild spirit, and complex history. Each model in the collection represents a different artistic lens: from bold, etched linework to vintage styles, to sweeping painterly scenes. Together, they reflect the many layers of the West—and the many ways we move through it.

For Year Two of our Into the West theme, we invited guest artist Doug Goodfeather to bring his unique vision to the Nomad 100 and Maiden 108. A Native Lakota artist, Doug’s work is rooted in tradition and storytelling, adding depth and meaning to this evolving narrative." - Travis Parr, Icelantic Artist & Co-Founder