Peak 104SC

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PEAK 104SC

A Ski Without Limits.

Skiing isn’t a narrow sport, which is why we proselytize owning a quiver. But we don’t want to haul two sets of skis to Revelstoke either. That’s where the 104SC comes in. The SC stands for “side country,” which means there’s oomph here for resort skiing, but we saved weight and injected playfulness for leg-serviced adventuring. Pair it with a resort-to-AT binding and a boot with a tour mode and it’s the only rig you’d need to haul to that bucket list resort/snowcat/backcountry adventure.

$890
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PEAK 104SC

What's Under the Hood?

Because it’s lighter weight and easier to pilot than its inbounds brethren, the 104SC can be mounted with tech (pin), hybrid (resort to AT), and traditional two-piece alpine bindings. (Don’t worry, there’s metal in it—two reduced layers—so binding retention is world-class.) Our lightweight Powder Core of poplar, paulownia, and vibration eating polyurethane stringers is matched with a deeper flex for an easier feel and more float, so it’s loose enough for long days spent off-trail. But the 104SC is not just an off-piste ski for folks that don’t want to ski on flat-tailed mountaineering gear. The KeyHole™ effect happens here too. The 104SC knows when to power up on hardpack.

Tail width 120.8mm
Waist 104mm
Shovel width 132.5mm
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It's time to invest in the most versatile tool skiing has yet witnessed.

At Peak, we’re about quality over quantity. The 104SCs will likely sell out before that resort/cat/backcountry trip to BC. 
But $50 now guarantees you’ll be putting these fatties in with your checked bags.

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Move beyond the cut runs and gates with a set of surfy Peak 104SCs.

Hike, tour, or ski out the gates, but put a pair on hold now. The down payment is refundable. Missing out on untracked snow is not.

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The ski industry is full of bogus metrics. Take those flex indexes on ski boots for example. A “130 flex” stiffness isn’t even consistent within each boot company, let alone between different brands. It’s a sales tool.

Something similar is at play with turn radius designations. The numbers are derived from static geometry–meaning they tend to only be true on paper. With Peak, the turn radius we publish is just a suggestion. Our multi-radii sidecuts let you lay down a range of arcs because that’s how skiing works in the real world.

This versatility all circles back to KeyHole Technology™. Because Peak skis are more compliant in the shovel we can elongate the sidecut radius by multiple meters “on paper.”

Note the ironic quote marks. Although our 98s, 104s, and 110s sport 25-meter radii in the longer lengths, in reality they execute easy short swing turns too. When you’re balanced on your skis, variations in terrain, snowpack, and turn shape feel more natural. And because the fatter Peak skis feature less sidecut, when you take them off-trail in powder, crust, and crud, they track better. They don’t get hooky because there’s less of that hourglass shaping that wants to turn when you don’t.

We could get all egg heady here, but we won’t. Just know that Peak skis with KeyHole Technology™ sport longer radii on paper in order to deliver more versatility where it matters most—in the mountains.