One Degree Celsius - The Story of Icelantic

where can i fast forward to see the part where they don't actually make their own skis and pay a snowboard company to?
 
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I traded for a pair of brand new Icelantic Da'Nollies that were 3 or 4 years old? (the model with the hands and tentacles on them) The skis were absolutely amazing. They were incredible light, and had a very nice, soft flex to them. You could flex these things to a half circle, and yet I still had no problem throwing down on huge jumps. They were also incredibly durable; I had a total of 32 edge breaks after one season and only had three 1/4" pieces of edge fall off. The top sheet had basically no huge damages, and I would still be riding them today if I didn't get hooked up with LINE. My friend is currently riding them, and these skis are so much fun. I just wish the prices on these skis haven't gone up. They are a really fun ski, and Icelantic really makes a quality ski!
 
just watched the whole thing. so damn cool. seems like a really well-run company and a cool group of people with the right idea. their graphics are fucking amazing. hell yeah im stoked i just watched that.
 
Honestly, a lot of companies pay other people to make their skis - Ninthward, Bluehouse, Surface... the list goes on. It's pretty commonplace with a lot of the brands that people jizz all over.

not saying that doesn't make it any better, just puts them all on the same level...
 
Haha you mean like virtually every other ski and snowboard company? At least Never Summer is located in Colorado and isn't overseas. Also, Icelantic and others (RMU) do make their own skis, they only use Never Summer's infrastructure to do so. Again, just like most other companies.
 
Been skiing the DaNollies since this summer and they are some of the best boards I've ever ridden. 88 under foot and totally symmetrical. Butter machines, and love to rip short turns.
 
Interesting how you can make something an hour long, yet have absolutely no information about the most important thing....the skis.
 
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