Total Joy Skis - Women's

Name: Total Joy Skis - Women's
Brand: HEAD
Price: 665.00 CAD
Availability: InStock

43% OFF

CA$665.00

CA$1,167.99Save CA$502.99 (43%)

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Price checked Nov 10, 2026

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Low CA$583.00 · High CA$759.00. Hover the line to see each change.

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The lowest price we’ve tracked since September 2026 is CA$583.00; today’s price is CA$665.00.
The current price took effect within the last day.
Across the 100 Ski & Snowboard deals we’re tracking right now, the median discount is 56%. This deal’s 43% off is below that mark.

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About this product

The HEAD Total Joy is an all-mountain ski built for advanced women seeking performance across varied terrain and turn shapes. A lengthened sidecut makes it more forgiving and adaptable to different turn sizes, while Better Balance technology positions the skier optimally for easier turn initiation and on-slope stability. The poplar core is reinforced with carbon and graphene, keeping weight low without sacrificing strength, and an Energy Management Circuit converts kinetic energy into electrical energy to dampen unwanted vibrations for a smoother, more controlled ride. The LYT Tech Construction distributes weight so the tip and tail are thicker and the midsection thinner, producing a V-shape profile that aids steering and edge grip. This 163 cm model in Auburn Red ships with the Protector SLR 11 GW binding, which introduces Full Heel Release technology to the women's segment. The binding's 180-degree heel release, both horizontal and vertical, significantly reduces knee load during forward and backward twisting falls. It is GripWalk compatible and works with standard alpine and GripWalk boots.

Category: Ski & Snowboard
Brand: HEAD
Color: Colour: Auburn - Red
Size: 163cm

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the HEAD Total Joy for its lightweight construction, confidence-inspiring feel, and strong on-piste carving performance. The Graphene and Karuba wood core combination earns repeated credit for keeping the ski light without sacrificing edge grip or stability. Expert testers highlight easy turn initiation, a large sweet spot, and a smooth, forgiving ride that suits advanced women who want versatility across the whole mountain. The most common criticism across generations is that lighter-weight skiers can struggle to fully engage the ski, and earlier versions drew complaints about chatter and instability at higher speeds. Reviewers note the ski strongly favors groomed runs over deep powder, which may limit appeal for off-piste enthusiasts.

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