Head Kore Skis

The switch from carbon to dual titanal sheets significantly increases the ski's dampness and stability. You will notice less chatter at high speeds and a more planted feel when carving on firm snow, without sacrificing the agility the Kore line is known for.

Yes, the 94mm waist is widely considered the 'sweet spot' for an all-mountain daily driver. It is narrow enough to edge quickly on groomers but wide enough to provide adequate float and stability when you venture into softer snow or light powder.

These skis are designed for advanced-intermediate to expert skiers. While they are intuitive and maneuverable, the dual titanal construction is stiffer and more demanding than a beginner-friendly ski, so you should be comfortable skiing at speed and managing varied terrain.

The bindings are compatible with GripWalk soles, which are standard on most modern alpine boots. If you are using older, traditional ISO 5355 alpine soles, you should have your local shop verify compatibility before heading out.

This profile offers a balanced ride: the camber underfoot provides the grip and power transfer needed for hardpack, while the rockered tip and tail help the ski pivot easily and stay on top of chopped-up snow or crud.

The Low Down (LDN) toe piece sits closer to the ski, which lowers your center of gravity. This design improves your connection to the snow, resulting in more direct power transfer and a more natural, responsive flex underfoot.