Oblivion 102

Name: Oblivion 102
Brand: HEAD
Price: 503.00 CAD
Availability: InStock

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About this product

The HEAD Oblivion 102 is a freeride ski designed for everyday skiers who want to ski in the style of professional freeski athletes. Built around a 102 mm waist, it transitions comfortably between floating through powder and carving on firmer snow. The twin tip construction supports switch landings, making it a versatile choice for those who like to ski creatively in both directions. A softer flex in the tip and tail, combined with a tighter turn radius, gives the ski a playful character without sacrificing stability at speed. The core blends poplar wood with Recycled-PET material, producing a dynamic and responsive feel underfoot. Available in a Black and Grey colorway, this particular model comes in a 173 cm length (SKU 315585), suiting a range of intermediate to advancing skiers looking to explore the full mountain with confidence and a touch of freestyle flair.

Category: Ski & Snowboard
Brand: HEAD
Color: Colour: Black - Grey
Size: 173cm

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the HEAD Oblivion 102 for standing out in the all-mountain freestyle category with exceptional stability and composure through variable conditions, bumps, and crud, surpassing most competitors at this width. Its race-influenced construction gives it a fast base, strong edge hold, and the ability to charge hard at speed, making it feel more capable than typical park-oriented twins. The twin-tip shape, poplar and recycled-PET core, and carbon reinforcement earn consistent credit for delivering lively pop and a confidence-inspiring ride. The most common criticism is that the ski skews toward experienced, powerful, or heavier skiers, as its stiffer, more aggressive character makes it a demanding ride that is not well suited to beginners or those seeking a looser, surfier feel. Reviewers also note it is less playful in deep powder compared to softer, more rockered alternatives in the same waist width.

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