Icelantic KeeperSkis/Snowboards // Alpine Skis // Big Mountain
Men's target
2010/2011 apx. production year
2 ratings
0/0 photos/videos
Flex, Energy, Power and Acceleration
4
Responsiveness in Short Radius Turns
4
Responsiveness in Medium Radius Turns
4
Responsiveness in Long Radius Turns
5
Stability and Control at Slow Speeds
4
Stability and Control at Cruising Speeds
5
Stability and Control at Fast Speeds
5
Performance and Edge Hold on Hardpack/Ice
4
Performance on Groomed Packed Powder
5
Performance in Crud/mixed conditions
5
Performance in Powder
5
Performance in Heavy Wet Spring Snow
NA
Performance in Steeps, Chutes, Couloirs
4
Performance in Bumps, Trees
3
Performance in Racing and Competitive Events
NA
Design and Innovation
5
Durability and Warranty
NA
Value vs. Price Paid
NA
Graphics
5
Would you buy this product (again)?
Yes
I use this Product for Recreation
No
I use this Product for Work
No
This was a Product Test or Demo ONLY
Yes
Additional Data
Product Specs/Dimensions
Length:
189 cm
Tip:
150 mm
Waist:
119 mm
Tail:
136 mm
Turn Radius:
18 m
Best Suited For
Expert Level, Extreme Level, Backcountry
All-Mtn., Free Ride, Powder, Backcountry
Comments
General Comments/Likes
Just when you thought that Icelantic couldn’t outdo the Shaman they come up with the Keeper, and it’s a keeper. The early rise tip and tail is amplified by the the traditional camber underfoot. The Keeper will float like nobody’s business in the pow and power through manky crud like Marv Heemeyer went through Granby. Quick to accelerate and incredibly stable, if you like big fat skis the Keeper could be the one for ski for you.
Dislikes
The Keeper I tried was the 189 cm model and I think I would have preferred the 178 version. It’s a big ski.
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Comments
General Comments/Likes
Just when you thought that Icelantic couldn’t outdo the Shaman they come up with the Keeper, and it’s a keeper. The early rise tip and tail is amplified by the the traditional camber underfoot. The Keeper will float like nobody’s business in the pow and power through manky crud like Marv Heemeyer went through Granby. Quick to accelerate and incredibly stable, if you like big fat skis the Keeper could be the one for ski for you.
Dislikes
The Keeper I tried was the 189 cm model and I think I would have preferred the 178 version. It’s a big ski.
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