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Contributed by: Icelantic Boards on 2/7/2006

You've seen it, right? That place in the trees that has freshies written all over it. That place where the untouched stuff is, even at the end of the day. You know -- the place that would take your legs off even if you made the turn. We've seen it. And we've skied it.

The Icelantic Scout changes everything you know about skiing. A quicker turn, but incredibly stable. A ski that floats in the pow but can handle any cruiser you throw at it. A ski that lets you explore new territory and expand your boundaries. The Icelantic Scout: Don't take our word for it - try a pair for yourself. Expand your boundaries and feel the difference:

http://www.icelanticboards.com/news/night_and_day1.htm See you on the slopes!
P.S. - The difference between traditional skis and the Icelantic Scout really is night and day.
Did you know? You can order a pair of Icelantic AT Boards online!
http://www.icelanticboards.com/at_boards.htm

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