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Black Diamond Impulse TI 104 Skis

Name: Black Diamond Impulse TI 104 Skis
Brand: Black Diamond
Price: 712.94 CAD
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The Black Diamond Impulse 104 Ti is a men's all-mountain ski designed for the 2025/2026 season, built around a 104 mm waist width that positions it comfortably between groomer-focused carvers and dedicated powder skis. The "Ti" designation points to a titanal layer construction, which adds torsional stiffness and dampens vibration at higher speeds without excessive weight penalty. This combination of metal reinforcement and a wider platform gives the ski versatility across variable snow conditions, from packed groomers to softer off-piste terrain. The 104 mm underfoot measurement provides meaningful float in light snow while remaining manageable on firmer surfaces. Intended for intermediate to advanced male skiers looking for a single quiver or primary backcountry-resort crossover option, the Impulse 104 Ti reflects Black Diamond's background in mountain performance equipment. It is priced at approximately 712.94 CAD for the 2025/2026 model year.

Category: Ski & Snowboard
Brand: Black Diamond

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Black Diamond Impulse 104 Ti as an exceptional one-ski quiver, highlighting its rare ability to perform confidently across a wide range of conditions. The Titanal sheet and poplar core construction earn repeated credit for delivering strong edge hold, dampness at speed, and stability on firm or variable snow, while the rockered tip and tail keep it playful and floaty in powder. Expert testers note it carves groomers, handles bumps, and navigates off-piste terrain without demanding high precision from the skier. The most common criticism is that the topsheet can show cosmetic wear faster than expected, and some reviewers note that performance on hard snow and high-speed stability, while solid, trail behind dedicated carving skis. It is generally considered best suited to advanced skiers rather than intermediates.

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