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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: 382.71 CAD
Availability: InStock

68% OFF

CA$382.71

CA$1,213.65Save CA$830.94 (68%)

at Evo

Price checked Oct 29, 2026

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About this product

The Peak Skis Peak 98 By Dav is a 178 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. Titanal laminates still provide the rigidity and power transmission that demanding skiers expect, while full ABS sidewalls add edge-to-edge precision and durability. The rocker-camber-rocker profile balances easy turn initiation with solid grip underfoot, making it a strong fit for lighter skiers or those seeking a versatile hybrid setup. The sintered base ensures good wax retention and durability over time. Manufactured in Slovenia, the ski carries a one-year warranty. A portion of proceeds supports former Peak employees Chris Davenport and Michelle Parker.

Category: Ski & Snowboard
Brand: Peak Skis
Size: 178 cm
Base: Sintered Base
Core: Paulownia and Ash Wood Core
Sku#: EB-275505-1002
Type: Skis
Warranty: 1 Year
Laminates: Titanal

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Peak 98 by Dav for successfully balancing lightweight construction with genuine stability and power, a combination that is often difficult to achieve. The reduced Titanal and increased Paulownia build is widely credited for making it an excellent hybrid option, performing confidently on groomers, in crud, and in fresh snow. Expert outlets including Blister, Freeskier, and SKI Magazine have highlighted it as a top pick for backcountry-curious skiers, lighter riders, and women. The most common criticism is that, compared to the heavier Bode version, it trades some raw power and high-speed authority for its weight savings, making it less ideal for aggressive, hard-charging skiers who prioritize maximum stability over versatility.

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