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HEAD Skis: Ski & snowboard gear

HEAD was founded in 1950 by Howard Head, an American engineer and entrepreneur who revolutionized the world of skiing by introducing aluminum and plastic as basic materials in skis. Since then, HEAD has continued to innovate and develop new technologies that have helped skiers of all levels improve their performance on the slopes.

Head, can be purchased at: SnowINN, AktivVinter, BergFreunde, Head

Types of HEAD skis

HEAD offers a wide range of skis for different skier profiles. Here is an overview of some of the most popular series and their main characteristics:

HEAD – Supershape

Supershape is designed for advanced and expert skiers who seek precision and control in their skiing. These skis are known for their stiffness and edge grip for excellent performance on hard and icy surfaces.

HEAD – Kore

Kore is designed for freeride and off-piste skiing. These skis are lightweight and versatile, making them ideal for exploring deep powder and challenging terrain.

HEAD – V-Shape

V-Shape is designed for beginners and intermediate skiers who want to improve their technique and skiing on the piste. These skis are lightweight and forgiving, making them ideal for building confidence and developing skills.

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HEAD’s ski technologies

HEAD has developed a number of innovative ski technologies that have helped skiers improve their performance on the slopes. Some of the most notable technologies include:

  • Graphene: An ultra-thin and lightweight material that improves the weight distribution and energy transfer of the ski.
  • KERS (Kinetic Energy Recovery System): A system that stores energy in corners and releases it at the end of the corner for increased speed and power.
  • ERA 3.0: A technology that combines rocker, radius and rebound to create a more harmonious skiing experience.

How to choose the right HEAD skis?

To choose the perfect HEAD skis for your needs and skills, it’s important to consider several factors, including your skiing style, terrain preferences and physical characteristics. Here are some steps you can follow to make the right choice:

Assess your skiing level

First of all, you need to assess your skiing level. Are you a beginner, intermediate, advanced or expert skier? Choose a ski that suits your level to get the most out of your skiing experience.

Consider your skiing style and terrain preferences

What type of skiing do you prefer? Are you mostly on-piste or do you prefer off-piste and freeride? Choose a ski that suits your skiing style and the terrain you primarily ski.

Measure your height and weight

The length and stiffness of the ski should be appropriate for your height and weight. In general, skis should be shorter and more flexible for lighter and shorter skiers and longer and stiffer for heavier and taller skiers.

Determine your ideal ski profile

Skis come in different profiles, including camber, rocker and a combination of both. Camber profiles provide better edge grip and stability on hard surfaces, while rocker profiles are better for floating in deep snow and easier turns. Choose the profile that best suits your preferences and terrain.

Consult with a salesperson in a ski shop

If you’re unsure which skis are best for you, it’s a good idea to consult an expert in a ski equipment store. They can give you professional guidance and help you make the right choice.

Products from Head

Skis for race, all-mountain, freeski, freestyle, ski bindings, ski boots, ski poles, ski jackets, ski pants, ski wraps, ski underwear, ski goggles, sunglasses, ski helmets, ski backpack, ski bag, boot bag, snowboard, snowboard bindings, snowboard boots

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FAQ - Questions about Head

What is Head particularly known for?

For those of us who love skiing and snowboarding, they make great skis and snowboards. They also make products for racquet sports, including tennis, padel and badminton.

Are Head skis good?

Head specializes in making skis, when you're skiing in the Alps you'll see many local ski schools practicing downhill races, many of them on Head skis. They make all types of skis and you will also find Head skis in almost every ski shop.

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