Icelantic Skis will release a run of Special Edition Nomad 105 skis and Special Edition signed and certified Fine Art Prints designed by legendary artist Jim Pollock. This is the second year this collaboration has been produced, its inaugural year was in 2019.
A very limited quantity of skis and 200 art prints will be available for presale online only at this link on Saturday, September 3 at 10 a.m MT. Delivery is expected in mid-October.
The skis will go live during Phish’s four-night run at Dick’s Stadium in Denver, Colorado. Ticket holders are invited to stop by the WaterWheel tent during all four nights of the show to enter to win a pair of skis or art print. The raffle will support The WaterWheel Foundation. Celebrating its 25th Anniversary this year, The WaterWheel Foundation was created by Phish in 1997 to oversee the band’s various charitable activities. Fueled by the kindness of the Phish fan community, WaterWheel’s mission is to create positive change by supporting nonprofit organizations based in Phish’s home state of Vermont, especially those focused on cleaning up the Lake Champlain watershed, as well as nonprofits local to each community where Phish’s tour stops via WaterWheel’s Touring Division.
The artwork highlights some of Jim Pollock’s most well-known characters Returning to Nature in the ocean. The Rooster, Robot and Devil are all among characters you can see coming to life in the design on Icelantic’s #1 selling freeride tool, the Nomad 105.
Jim Pollock has been creating art for himself, the music industry, and causes near to his heart for over 30 years. His iconic imagery has become synonymous with the band Phish; for whom he has created art since the 1980s when they attended Goddard College in Vermont.
Like all Icelantic Skis, the Pollock X Icelantic Nomad 105 is handmade in Denver, Colorado and has a 3-Year Bombproof Warranty.
Photo by Hanna Whirty
Photo by Hanna Whirty
Photo by Hanna Whirty
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