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Icelantic Rocky Mountain Nomad 105 National Park Special Edition Skis · 2023 · 186 cm

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 It can you know carve pretty well but that's definitely not where this ski is going to be shining most of the time. Once you get it up on edge it'll hold it up pretty well but getting up on there and getting from edge to edge it's not that quick of a ski. An ideal candidate well first and foremost you definitely want to be an expert skier you definitely want to be strong at the minimum strong advanced because it's so heavy. Someone looking for powder off piste is the ideal situation for these skis

 Compared to what I'd normally ski, these are definitely a lot softer, a lot flatter. I usually prefer something with a little bit more camber but I still really enjoyed skiing on them. I would definitely jump on these skis again to jump through some trees or if I was hitting some deeper powder. These are really your free ride all mountain jibby skis

 It's well balanced while still being like forgiving but not too soft. There's no metal in the core of these skis so it doesn't keep it as damp as some of the other ones so if you're hauling down a groomer you might get some nose chatter, especially in the 105s because they're a little bit wider. Getting up on edge with the 105s it's a little bit more effort if you're not in fresh snow so just be conscious if you're back east or you're skiing on hard pack and if you want a wider ski you know maybe stick to something below 100 like the Nomad 95s. I really like these switch

 I'd recommend probably an advanced to expert level skier jumping on these they're a little bit fat and wide so you definitely want to know how to control your skis and they're going to be for those harder terrains that those skiers are going to get through. The only thing I'd really say is I just love the graphics that Iatlantic do every year if you want something that's a work of art on your feet then Iatlantic's always the way to go. Now if you want to see more content like this please hit that subscribe button and if you want to get some gear recommendations please come chat with me or any of the experts here on curated.

Are you an expert skier who wants to shred all over the mountain?

Well, then the Icelantic Nomad 105 is the ski for you.  These heavy skis will give you a really good float over softer snow.  They are well-balanced, forgiving, and smooth.  You can't go wrong with the Nomads.       

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2022 Icelantic Nomad 105 Ski Review | Curated - YouTube

 Hi, I'm Timothy, one of the ski experts here at Curated and I've just finished riding these

 beautiful Icelandic Nomad 105s. I am not sponsored by any company so the following opinions I'm going

 to give you are completely unbiased. They were super fun, very buttery, very playful. I took

 them through the trees, they were just so easy and smooth to get through the trees. These are

 definitely going to be for your softer snow conditions, definitely soft snow through the

 trees, anywhere you want to get some really good float, these are going to be perfect for.

 I think my favourite moment on the skis was coming through the trees and then going out into a glade

 that had some nice super soft snow and it was just so smooth to cruise through there. Compared to

 what I'd normally ski, these are definitely a lot softer, a lot flatter. I usually prefer something

 with a little bit more camber but I still really enjoyed skiing on them. I would definitely jump

 on these skis again to jump through some trees or if I was hitting some deeper powder.

 These are really your free ride all mountain jibby skis. You can take them in the park,

 you can take them in the fresh snow. They're really playful, a nice flex throughout the ski.

 It's well balanced while still being like forgiving but not too soft. There's no metal

 in the core of these skis so it doesn't keep it as damp as some of the other ones so if you're

 hauling down a groomer you might get some nose chatter, especially in the 105s because they're

 a little bit wider. Getting up on edge with the 105s it's a little bit more effort if you're not

 in fresh snow so just be conscious if you're back east or you're skiing on hard pack and

 if you want a wider ski you know maybe stick to something below 100 like the Nomad 95s.

 I really like these switch. They're fun, they're playful, they stay like very well balanced when

 you're going switch like carving edge to edge switch feels like a piece of cake. First thing

 these are heavy these are 4 000 grams and so you really feel the weight. I took these into some

 trees today and my legs were burning. It's a soft flexing ski but it's got a lot of weight. It'll

 stay above powder no problem but if you take it up on high speeds on a hard pack groomer there is

 some a little bit of chatter. On the groomers it's not too shabby it's it's got a 22 meter

 turn radius and with all this weight you certainly feel a little bit cumbersome at times when you're

 trying to get it up on edge. It can you know carve pretty well but that's definitely not where this

 ski is going to be shining most of the time. Once you get it up on edge it'll hold it up pretty well

 but getting up on there and getting from edge to edge it's not that quick of a ski. An ideal

 candidate well first and foremost you definitely want to be an expert skier you definitely want to

 be strong at the minimum strong advanced because it's so heavy. Someone looking for powder off

 piste is the ideal situation for these skis. They make the Nomad Lite as well which is a lighter

 weight version of this. A target person for the Nomad Lite is someone going more so off trail

 where there's less variable terrain and kind of untouched powder because you have the extra weight

 on the regular Nomad. This one I'm holding right here it'll be better for variable conditions

 because it's got that extra weight it won't get knocked off of its course as easily as the light

 Nomad would. So I would recommend these skis for kind of the freestyle skiers looking to venture

 out of the park into some all-mountain some natural features start taking it in the stash

 finding those little cliff drops and getting playful on those little whale tails and powder

 pillows. So I wouldn't put somebody who wants to be racing or like tight turns on groomers

 tight turns on hard pack tight turns on ice. I would not recommend a beginner to intermediate

 skier getting on these skis they're going to find them very very hard to control and definitely

 wouldn't be the right for they're kind of trained and intermediate or beginner skier will be on. I'd

 recommend probably an advanced to expert level skier jumping on these they're a little bit fat

 and wide so you definitely want to know how to control your skis and they're going to be

 for those harder terrains that those skiers are going to get through. The only thing I'd really

 say is I just love the graphics that Iatlantic do every year if you want something that's a

 work of art on your feet then Iatlantic's always the way to go. Now if you want to see more content

 like this please hit that subscribe button and if you want to get some gear recommendations

 please come chat with me or any of the experts here on curated.

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