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The Head Kore 94 Ti is a 2025/26 all-mountain ski built with a karuba-beech wood core, two layers of titanal, graphene and a hybrid top surface, offering a stable yet relatively light feel for varied terrain. It features tip-and-tail rocker with camber underfoot, designed to carve groomers while remaining agile in trees and variable snow. Available in six lengths, it targets advanced-intermediate to expert skiers seeking a versatile one-ski quiver.

The Blizzard Anomaly 94 is a versatile, high-performance all-mountain ski with a TrueBlend wood core and FluxForm/Titanal laminate construction providing strong edge grip, stability at speed, and agile edge-to-edge responsiveness. Available in five lengths and a 94 mm waist, it suits advanced skiers who want a confident on-piste carver that still handles variable off-piste conditions.

The Atomic Maverick 96 CTi is an all-mountain ski featuring a CTI Powered carbon+titanal construction with a Power Woodcore and HRZN 3D tip for added float and dampness. With a ~96mm waist and tip-and-tail rocker it balances on-piste carving and off-piste versatility for intermediate to expert skiers.

A powerful, directional all‑mountain ski with a karuba/poplar wood core, double Titanal Twin Frame 2 construction and tip/tail rocker; available in 168-188 cm lengths with a 96 mm waist and a 19-20 m turn radius. Designed for advanced-to-expert skiers who want high-speed stability, strong edge hold and good composure in chop while still offering some off‑piste float. Damp, precise feel suited to groomers and mixed snow.

The Ripstick 96 Black Edition is a light, carbon-reinforced all‑mountain ski with Amphibio asymmetric rocker/camber/rocker profile and multiple carbon rods for added stability and rebound. Available in lengths from 161-189 cm and a ~96 mm waist (depending on length), it balances quick turn initiation with high‑speed smoothness, suited for varied terrain from groomers to chopped snow.