Peak® 78 by Bode
Master of the Carve
The Peak 78 might be narrow-waisted, but don’t let that fool you—it’s packing some serious versatility. This ski was built for carving hardpack, hammering moguls, and even sneaking off-piste when you’re feeling adventurous. It’s light enough to flick edge to edge in a flash, but still has enough backbone to keep you stable at speed.
Think of it as the ski that doesn’t just crush groomers—it owns them. And when the trees start calling or the bumps get gnarly, the 78 handles it all with ease. It’s more playful than your typical frontside ski, but don’t expect it to back down.
If you’re after a ski that can carve, cruise, and rip through moguls all day long, the Peak 78 is your perfect sidekick.
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 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) 1714g - Shovel Width 112mm
- Waist 78mm
- Tail Width 98mm
Bought these for mainly groomer/hardpack/cruising and they fit the bill perfectly. Easy to get on edge and carve short to longer-radius turns and are very stable at higher speeds. I have not used them extensively off-piste, but based on my limited experience they do well in shallow crud and moguls. Could not be happier with my purchase.
It is ended very strange shape of the ski, not very shaped as much as we see on other brands. Pretty narrow from tip to tail, waist 78 included. Well, it is great versatile in that ski. As a SkiPro at Aspen Snowmass I skied ice, smooth groomers, bumps, steeps, slow, faster and fast. Versatility is the name of the 78. I have wider skis but no need even with new 5+ inch. Anything versatile 78.
Just had the get my new Peak 78’s on the slopes. What a great pair of skis. I thought my Peak 88’s were great, these are better.
Easy to get on edge and carve. What will Bode come up with next ?
Have 3 pairs now and they make me a better skiier. Well done. Can't wait for the snow to get on my new 78s.
I skied Peak 88's last season. I estimate 90 out of my 140 days were on the 88s (3M+ vertical). They were great for those days when you start on fresh cord and work into push piles and softer stuff. I'm looking forward to using my new 78's for straight high speed groomer days.