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Peak Skis Peak 98 By Dav Skis 2025

Name: Peak Skis Peak 98 By Dav Skis 2025
Brand: Peak Skis
Price: 425.24 CAD
Availability: InStock

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About this product

The Peak Skis Peak 98 By Dav is a 168 cm all-mountain ski designed in collaboration with skier Chris Davenport, built to perform on both groomed runs and beyond the resort boundaries. It shares the same molds as the heavier "Bode" version but achieves a lighter feel by incorporating more Paulownia and less Titanal in its Paulownia and Ash wood core construction. The Titanal laminates that remain in the build help maintain power and stability without adding unnecessary weight, making this ski well suited to lighter skiers or those seeking a versatile hybrid setup. Full ABS sidewalls add durability and edge hold, while the Rocker-Camber-Rocker profile balances float and carving precision. The sintered base ensures good glide and durability over time. Manufactured in Slovenia, the Peak 98 By Dav carries a brake width recommendation of no more than 15 mm wider than the ski waist width for proper binding compatibility.

Category: Ski & Snowboard
Brand: Peak Skis
Size: 168 cm
Base: Sintered Base
Core: Paulownia and Ash Wood Core
Sku#: EB-275505-1001
Type: Skis
Laminates: Titanal
Sidewalls: Full ABS Sidewalls

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Peak 98 by Dav for its impressive balance of light weight and on-snow stability, a combination that is difficult to achieve in all-mountain skis. The reduced Titanal construction makes it noticeably easier to carry on resort hikes and backcountry missions, while still performing well in bumps, crud, powder, and on groomers. Expert testers highlight its versatility and nimble feel, and it earned an Editor's Choice award in the Women's Shred category. The most common criticism is limited length options, with wide gaps between sizes making it hard for some skiers to find an ideal fit. A minority of skiers feel the lighter build gives up some edge hold and raw power compared to the heavier Bode version, making it less ideal for aggressive hardpack charging.

Specifications

Ski length: 168 cm

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