Völkl Revolt 101 Skis 2026

Name: Völkl Revolt 101 Skis 2026
Brand: Völkl
Price: 607.39 CAD
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About this product

The Völkl Revolt 101 is a freestyle-oriented all-mountain ski built for riders who move fluidly between groomed runs and softer snow conditions. With a 101mm waist width, it sits in a versatile middle ground, slightly narrower and more edge-focused than the 104mm Revolt sibling while still offering enough float for a foot of fresh snow. The 168 cm length available suits a range of freestyle skiers looking for a nimble, daily-driver feel. Construction centers on a wood core paired with a P-Tex 2100 sintered base, a high-density, high-molecular-weight polyethylene material chosen for its strong gliding performance and long-term durability. That sintered base holds wax well and resists wear better than extruded alternatives, making it a practical choice for skiers who spend considerable time on varied terrain. Overall, the Revolt 101 is designed to give creative freestylers a capable, go-anywhere platform without sacrificing the edge engagement needed on harder snow.

Category: Ski & Snowboard
Brand: Völkl
Size: 168 cm
Base: P-Tex 2100: A sintered high-density and high molecular weight polyethylene base with great gliding characteristics and high durability.
Sku#: EB-269713-1001
Type: Skis
Core/Laminates: Wood

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Völkl Revolt 101 as a standout "playful charger," earning top honors in multiple gear tests. Its high-speed stability, edge grip, and composed feel in chop and variable snow draw widespread acclaim, with many noting it delivers impressive performance closer to a hard-charging freeride ski than a typical all-mountain model. The 3D Radius sidecut and directional shape make it versatile across groomers, trees, and mixed conditions. The most common criticism is that its notably stiff flex, especially in the tail, means it rewards committed, forward skiing and feels a bit locked in at lower speeds, making it less suited to casual or low-energy skiing styles.

Specifications

Ski waist width: 101 mm
Ski length: 168,175,182,189 cm

Length options

Length	Ski turn radius	Packed weight
168	15 m	2.08 kg
175	16.9 m	2.15 kg
182	19 m	2.20 kg
189	21.2 m	2.30 kg

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