1. Ski
Revolt 104 2027
Freeride skis - Men -
The Revolt 104 is a lightweight and high-performance freeride ski for men from the brand Völkl, ideal for advanced skiers as well as experienced freestylers.
This ski is designed to cut through the mountain at the speed of light. With carbon tips and a Multilayer Woodcore made from a blend of poplar and beech, this ski is versatile, allowing you to modulate power depending on the snow conditions.
Furthermore, the 3D.Radius Sidecut technology makes it both manoeuvrable and stable, whether during short turns or long, high-speed curves. Thus, despite its wide waist, edge changes are optimised to be more agile, helping you adapt better to terrain variations. This construction is perfectly suited to the double rocker, which improves turn initiation on all types of snow.
This ski is powerful thanks to its Full Sidewall construction and also promises enhanced durability as it has been designed to withstand external impacts. The high-quality, dense base offers excellent glide thanks to the P-Tex 2100.
Thus, the Revolt 104 will guarantee you sporty rides in the forest and across vast fields of powder.
| Ski length | Sidecut dimensions (mm) | Radius (m) | Ski weight (g) |
| 172 cm | 132 - 104 - 122 | (R1) 21.9 m, (R2) 16.9 m, (R3) 19.4 m | 1,920 |
| 180 cm | 132 - 104 - 122 | (R1) 24.2 m, (R2) 19 m, (R3) 22.2 m | 2,000 |
| 188 cm | 132 - 104 - 122 | (R1) 26.6 m, (R2) 21.2 m, (R3) 25.1 m | 2,080 |
- Side edges running the full length for direct power transmission
- Mini overlapping cap on the edges for longer durability
| MULTILAYER WOODCORE | Multilayer wood core with two different wood densities. In the binding area, a dense ash core is used, while the rest of the ski features a poplar core. The denser wood holds the screws and ensures stability, whereas the more flexible poplar section offers resilience and suppleness. |
| P-TEX 2100 | High-density sintered polyethylene base with a high molecular weight, providing excellent durability and outstanding glide. |
| 3D RADIUS SIDECUT | Use of a long radius at the tip and endpiece for large, high-speed turns. The tip remains stable at high speed and there is no radius limitation when exiting the turn for greater ease. A shorter radius is used for smaller, medium-speed turns. This allows for easy turn initiation, exceptional agility, and especially less effort on short turns. |
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