Peak® 104 by Bode
Rocky Mountain Daily Driver
Our 104 is only a wee six millimeters fatter than the 98, but it’s an entirely different animal with more emphasis on a surfy feel. Back East, it’s a pure powder ski. Out West it's a surprisingly powered up all mountain ski. It slashes in trees, but you can take it all the way to Trenchtown, too. Back off the gas and scrub speed at will when it's time to get mellow.
Want a similar feel in a lighter-weight package? Check out the Peak 104 by Dav. It shares the same shape and rocker profile as the Peak 104 by Bode, but we stripped away most of the metal to shave many grams. You’ll notice the weight savings if you ever hike for your turns. Lighter-weight skiers who don’t want to muscle a stouter ski will also see the benefit.
Free Shipping
Free Shipping
We offer free shipping on any purchases over $50 in U.S. That applies to returns too.
Elsewhere else in the world, the customer pays shipping, duties and fees, which is all easily calculated with our FedEx app at checkout.
Free Returns
Free Returns
Don't love your skis? Exchange or return for a full refund. Any skis purchased after March 15th can be returned for free until December 31st of that year. If you buy and receive your skis after December 31st, you have 30 days to ski them and decide.
Warranty
Warranty
While unlikely, it’s possible that you will receive a pair of skis with a minor flaw. It’s also possible, while out enjoying your skis, something goes wrong with them that is unrelated to the ski conditions or environment. Should a circumstance arise where you discover a flaw after putting your skis on snow, and you are the original owner, we will happily replace them for up to three years from the date of purchase. Enjoying your skis is paramount; if enjoying your skis results in damage to the skis from any number of hazards that exist in the mountain environment, we trust that you’ll understand if we have a tough time replacing them due to conditions or circumstances outside of Peak’s realm of influence.
Ski Length Guide
What Skier Type are you?
A/B: Higher speeds and/or open terrain
B/C: Moderate speeds and/or higher terrain (trees/chutes)
C: Slower speeds and lower edge angles
What length skis should I buy?
| Skier Height | A | B | C |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5’4” – 5’6” | 176/178 | 168 | 160 |
| 5’7” – 5’9” | 184 | 168/176/178 | 160 |
| 5’10” – 6’ | 184/188/190 | 176/178 | 168 |
| 6’1”+ | 184/188/190 | 184 | 176/178 |
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Weight
(per ski) 1614g - Shovel Width 131mm
- Waist 104mm
- Tail Width 119mm
Last summer I bought my 104’s by Bode based on comments from a friend back East. I started skiing them in November and immediately threw out the packaging because I knew these were keepers! The season stated with very firm manmade snow and I had never been able to carve like this on any of the skis I owned or demoed previously. It was several months before I got to test them in powder and bumps, but it was worth the wait. They performed very well in both types of terrain and contrary to one report I saw, I find them quite forgiving as does a buddy of mine who I convinced to try them and he also bought a pair. Just this past weekend I got to ski spring conditions for the first time this season and they are awesome in that snow, which consisted of beautiful groomed corn, ungroomed deep corn, as well as mashed potatoes. The skis slide right through without bouncing around.
Enough said. Now for my stats. I am 71 years old, 5 foot 5, and about 130 lbs, ski the 168 length and have skied 62 days, so far, this season.
Have 30 days on these skis and am very happy with their performance. More than met my expectations in powder, trees, and crud. Really surprised how well they do in bumps and carving groomers. Figured they might be a step back in those areas but were not. Feel more controlled in bumps now and love how easy it is to get them on edge when carving. Running the 184cm and even can drive short radius turns with ease. Haven’t found any condition I haven’t enjoyed on these skis.
Love these skis, they do almost everything really well. I have slightly wonky knees, and these skis are really forgiving with the keyhole technology. I find I can still charge hard, but also great in pow, cut up/crud, and even sloppy spring snow. My other pair of skis are Nordica Enforcer 94, no slouch of a ski, and the only thing the Enforcer does better is cranking hard turns on very hard pack. The Peak 104's are my go to most every time.
First time ive bought new planks in a long time as i havent been able to find a nice single quiver ski that works for me. I got the 104s and even with a mostly lackluster season on the Sierras they have shined. Ridden them in spotty cover and after an 8 ft storm and they carved when i had to and floated when i needed them. I find most skis to be chattery underfoot in my size but these held up great. Looking to potentially get the 88s next season just to make it a little easier to throw them around on the steep stuff. Really happy with the purchase.
I love my Peak 104’s, on and off piste. I have most all of the Peak line up but the 104’s and 98 are definitely my “go to” skis. The “key hole” technology makes them forgiving and will turn quickly. After 50 years time on the slopes, the 104’s are so far my favs. Thanks to Peak, I’d re advanced my game!
