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Grand Teton Maiden 101

Grand Teton Maiden 101

$ 899.00 - $ 899.00
$ 899.00
$ 899.00 - $ 899.00
$ 899.00

Introducing: The Special Edition Grand Teton Maiden 101. We’re incredibly proud to introduce the second annual installment of the Special Edition National Park Collection Skis + Gear. Each year, we honor a new National Park through these collections, and to celebrate year two, we give you GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK.

Artwork by Icelantic co-founder and artist Travis Parr.

10% of all sales will be donated directly to the Grand Teton National Park Foundation.

Read the story behind the National Parks Collection here.

ABOUT THE MAIDEN 101

Combining design elements from Icelantic’s top-selling Nomad and our signature Poplar Wood Core, the award-winning Maiden 101 is the ultimate women’s-specific Freeride ski! A rockered tip and tail along with 2mm of camber underfoot allows the Maiden 101 to excel when playing in powder, blasting through crud and having fun all over the mountain. The Freeride series features a 100% Poplar Wood Core, keeping the collection light and poppy—allowing you to effortlessly play all over the mountain.


*Base colors may vary.

INSIDE YOUR SKIS

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

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FAQ

Where can I find a shop that sells Icelantic skis close to me?

Swing on by our dealer page here where you will find a list of all of our official dealers.

What type of tune do your skis leave the factory with?

Every Icelantic Ski comes fresh out of the wrapper with a 1 degree edge and 1 degree base bevel. All of our skis come with a universal wax.

Where should I mount my skis?

Every Icelantic Ski features a BC mark on the ski next to the serial number. This is our recommended “Boot Center” mounting point.

Every Ski also features a CC mark. This is the “Core Center” mark and should only be used for those looking for a center mount. This mostly applies to park skis.

What binding do you recommend?

There are a lot of good bindings out there these days.  We recommend a binding that has a brake width that fits over the width of your ski but no more than 10mm wider. Here’s an example:  If you purchased the Nomad 105, any binding with a 110 waist width will fit seamlessly over your ski.  Also, note that the DIN range on a binding is important. DIN determines releasability of the binding. More mass, more advanced ski ability, and smaller feet will lead to a higher DIN setting.

What size ski am I?

Please see our sizing guide here.

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