Icelantic Skis runs a Pro Program that lists first responders among the groups it’s reserved for. You apply with a short form, Icelantic answers with a code, and the percentage is Icelantic’s call. The page prints no rate, so this is a discount you apply for, not one you claim in a minute.
Icelantic’s site says its skis are handmade in Colorado and come with a 3-year warranty, and it offers a demo center in Golden, Colorado where you can try a pair before you buy. A pair of skis is a big purchase for a family on a shift schedule, which is why a code that applies to full-price skis is worth the two days of waiting.
How To Get The Icelantic Skis First Responder Discount
- Open Icelantic’s Pro Program page and read the groups it’s reserved for. First responders are on the list.
- Fill out the application form on that page. The page says Icelantic will get back to you as soon as it can.
- Wait for the reply. The page asks you to allow up to 2 business days.
- Use the code you receive at checkout on a full-priced item.
The page says codes are active for a season, and that the new season’s codes go live on a date the page lists. If you apply in the off-season, expect to wait for that date, and check the page for the current one.
What The Code Does And Doesn’t Cover
Icelantic says the discount percentage is determined by Icelantic and can vary at its discretion. So there’s no figure to plan around until your code arrives, and two people may get different amounts. Ask for the percentage in the reply if it isn’t stated.
The limits are specific. The code can’t be combined with other discount codes or offers, and it only works on full-priced items. It won’t work on sale items, demo bookings or items Icelantic sells from other brands, such as bindings and skins. Codes are for the recipient only and are often one-time use, so if you need a second one, you apply again.
Staying In The Program
Icelantic says it can reach out to anyone using a code to verify or reverify eligibility before shipping, so keep your proof of employment handy in case you’re asked. It also says it can cancel orders that use discount codes, or deactivate codes, without warning. In practice that means buy for yourself, don’t pass the code around the station, and don’t count on a code surviving if something about your application changes.
Q&A
Q: Does Icelantic Skis have a first responder discount?
A: Its Pro Program page lists first responders among the groups the program is reserved for. You apply by form and get a code.
Q: How much is it?
A: The page doesn’t print a rate. It says the percentage is determined by Icelantic and can vary.
Q: How long does it take?
A: The page says to allow up to 2 business days for a response.
Q: Does it work on sale skis or bindings?
A: No. The page says the code only works on full-priced items and not on sale items, demo bookings or other brands’ items such as bindings and skins.
Q: Can I use it with another code?
A: No. The page says the code can’t be combined with other discount codes or offers.
Q: Which other ski brand has a first responder program?
A: Burton does, through SheerID. See our Burton first responder discount page.
More Information:
Icelantic’s program terms can change, so read them on the Pro Program page before you apply. For more savings on gear and getaways, browse our sports and outdoors discounts.
