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23/24 Riveter 104

23/24 Riveter 104

$ 879.00
$ 879.00 - $ 879.00
$ 879.00
$ 450.00
$ 450.00 - $ 450.00
$ 450.00

For the 23/24 season we have maintained the modified shape of the Riveter collection of last season and continue to offer the widest all-mountain women's ski, the Riveter 104. Winning an Editor's Choice Award from FREESKIER Magazine, the additional width in the waist helps provide a more versatile option on deeper and snowier days. The Riveter all-mountain collection was designed to provide skis that could serve as an aggressive one-ski quiver; so if you find yourself skiing varied terrain and fresh snow more often than not, the Riveter 104 is the perfect ski for you.

Discount & pro-codes are not valid on the purchase of sale skis.

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

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Tyrolia Attack 11 Binding

Tyrolia Attack 11 Binding

$ 229.00 - $ 229.00
$ 229.00
$ 229.00 - $ 229.00
$ 229.00

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Icey Grass Sticks

Icey Grass Sticks

$ 135.00 - $ 135.00
$ 135.00
$ 135.00 - $ 135.00
$ 135.00

SPECIFICATIONS

DIMENSIONS

Based on the 169cm length

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BEHIND THE ARTWORK

“The approach to the All-Mountain line was somewhat literal – to showcase different mountain ranges that I thought would appeal to mens’ and womens’ ideals, respectively. By using vibrant color tones, I wanted to depict the richness of nature. For the design elements transitioning to the mountains, I chose a more linear pattern for the mens and an organic pattern for the womens.” – Travis Parr, Artist & Co-Founder

23/24 Riveter 104 Fine Art Print

23/24 Riveter 104 Fine Art Print

$ 150.00 - $ 300.00
$ 150.00
$ 150.00 - $ 300.00
$ 150.00
23/24 Riveter 104

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FAQ

What size ski am I?

Please see our sizing guide here.

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Where should I mount my skis?

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 24/25 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.

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What binding do you recommend?

There are a lot of good bindings out there these days -- you can shop our favorite (and the ones we trust the most) here. We recommend a binding that has a brake width that fits over the width of your ski but no more than 10mm wider.

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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.

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Why do my new skis have a different topsheet material than my old Icelantics?

Our new 24/25 Freeride Collection has a new matte topsheet material. This topsheet provides the same durability as our classic Carbonium material with better print quality and a new sleek look. We hope you enjoy!

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Backed by Our 3 Year Bombproof Warranty

Over the last 12 years Icelantic has been making 100% of our skis in the USA, utilizing the highest quality materials and craftsmanship, creating the MOST DURABLE SKIS ON THE MARKET.

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