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Icelantic Pilgrim Alpine Ski - 2009 BCS
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Icelantic made the Pilgrim to go anywhere and rip anything. This all-mountain adventurer blends a soft tail, a solid flex and aggressive sidecut for a powerful, playful feel on everything from crud to groomers. The 90mm carves up variable snow like a hot knife though turkey breast, and the poplar core and fat 127mm shovel plow through mashed-potatoes faster than your fat uncle at the holidays. The Pilgrim stays hungry for backcountry missions, and tipping the scales at less than 7lbs, these lean skis excel as lightweight touring rigs.
Bottom Line: More fun than Thanksgiving with the natives.
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Will this ski handle moguls? And how does this compare to the
Will this ski handle moguls? And how does this compare to the 4frnt MSP and the line prophet 90? Thanks for the help.
By: Donna Mulford
March 6, 2010
Sweet all round East Coast ski
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Rob Curtis
February 2, 2010
I have a pair of 169 Pilgrims mounted with Hammerheads and LOVE them. Had a pair of demo's for a couple days at Jay and they ripped through everything and held a great edge on the ice. Yeah...missed the snow up there but was perfect for understanding the all round awesomeness of the Icelantic Pilgrim!I bought a pair two days after that demo! I'm 6' 190 and I never felt like the length held me back. Denver made was the icing on the cake for me. I got a pair of 08/09 with the mean looking Joan of Arc on wicked sale from EMS.
By: Tele95
April 2, 2010
Great testimonial for an East Coast ski! Wish I could cover more of the earth, but cannot right now, so blades that can turn Maine mix -where ice must be expected - into fun make my heart go aflutter! Thanks!
Could a beginning skier be able to ride this ski, and then really
Could a beginning skier be able to ride this ski, and then really improve?
I'm trying to find my friend a ski that he can use for 4+ years, and by then he will be a good, advanced skier by then.
By: William richmond
January 2, 2010
That is a tricky question that depends on a lot of variables. First, is where your friend plans on skiing. If he wants to end up in the park and the groomers, this ski can handle that, but if he wants to progress into a variety of terrain which may include softer snow, you may want to look at something like the Nomad, which is more versatile. Also, your friend should not base his ski choice on 4 years from now, say he learns quickly, and within one season wants a much beefier ski for big mountains, or perhaps you pick an expert ski for him, but then he does not have fun on said ski, and then no longer wants to pursue the sport. Also, the body dimensions of your friend should be taken into account when choosing. Good Luck!
By: Sam Atkins
March 3, 2010
Pilgrim Ski- Awesome
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Tom Waterloo
November 1, 2010
Great ski. I own a pair of these and a pair of Icelantic Shamans for the heavy powder days. The Pilgrims are super easy to turn. I became a 200% better skier just putting them on. Icelantics are the real deal. Never thought I'd be tree skiing but at age 50 these skies turned me into an off piste vagabond. You won't go wrong with these.
Buy with confidence
By:
Ice Schusser
April 16, 2010
Best all mountain, 1 quiver East coast ski I ever had the privledge of owning. Stable, quick, and fun. Great on piste, twice as fun off. I plan on buying another pair next season. I wouldnt even consider trying to demo another ski.
Is there a difference between the 2009 and 2010 model?
Is there a difference between the 2009 and 2010 model?
By: William richmond
December 30, 2009
No difference just graphics.....they went back to the "hearing" graphics. This is sweeeeeeeeeeet ski!
By: Rob Curtis
February 2, 2010
How would the Pilgrims ski compared to the Line Prophet 90, Salomon
How would the Pilgrims ski compared to the Line Prophet 90, Salomon Lord, Armada ARV, or anything else in the all-mountain category?
By: Mike
November 22, 2009
Change me.
Out of Stock
2009 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Telemark Skis and Alpine Touring Skis than that
Telemark Skis and Alpine Touring SkisResearch other out-of-stock versions:
Sweet all round East Coast ski
I have a pair of 169 Pilgrims mounted with Hammerheads and LOVE them. Had a pair of demo's for a couple days at Jay and they ripped through everything more...
Pilgrim Ski- Awesome
Great ski. I own a pair of these and a pair of Icelantic Shamans for the heavy powder days. The Pilgrims are super easy to turn. I became a 200% better more...
- Lengths:
- 159cm, 169cm, 179cm
- Dimensions:
- 127 / 90 / 115mm
- Turn Radius:
- 19m [179cm]
- Construction:
- Traditional laminate, P-Tex sidewall
- Core Material:
- Poplar
- Base:
- Sintered P-Tex 4001
- Tail:
- Twintip
- Binding System:
- No
- Binding Included:
- No
- Weight:
- 6.82lb/pair [179cm]
- Recommended Use:
- All mountain, backcountry touring
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 2 Year