The Icelantic Nomad and women’s Maiden lines of freeride skis have long been the brand’s best-selling models, and they’ve looked largely the same for a decade now. That changes for the 2024-2025 season.

In the above video from Blister Summit 2024, Luke Koppa sits down with Icelantic’s John Douthit to get the full rundown on what Icelantic was aiming to do differently with the new Nomads and Maidens; what they did *not* want to change; the design tweaks they settled on; the details of the seven models that make up the 24/25 collections, and more.

We’ve been spending a lot of time on five of the new Nomad and Maiden skis, and BLISTER+ members can check out our Flash Review of the Nomad 106 for our on-snow impressions. That’s the first of many upcoming Flash Reviews, First Looks, Full Reviews, & Deep Dive comparisons for the new skis, so stay tuned for more.

In the meantime, below are some of the basic specs for the new skis; for reference, the rest of Icelantic’s ski lineup returns unchanged for 2024-2025, aside from sweet new graphics from their in-house designer, Travis Parr.