The Shaman 2.0 110 pulled a Popeye! This ski ate the whole can of spinach and beefed itself up. The 160-mm shovel keeps you afloat in the deepest snow. But when you return from your dream caliber run, you can keep the fun going. This ski has a 110-mm width underfoot and boasts a short turn radius. Combine that with the shovel tip, and you have a weapon that can effortlessly link turns on the soft snow, through the trees and wherever your adventures take you on the hill. It’s not for the speed limit-breaking hot rod, but that’s not who you are anyway.You’re here for the style, the zen and the indescribable feeling of linking turns without thinking. That’s exactly what Icelantic’s Shaman 2.0 110 brings to the table.
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