I purchased my skis later in the season and mounted them up with Look Pivot bindings. I had the pleasure of skiing them in variable late season snow, starting at the top of the Palmer snowfield on Mt. Hood all the way down to the bottom of the lowest lifts at Timberline Ski area. I have been skiing for 56 years, raced for many, taught lessons for many and feel like I know a bit about ski dynamics. I put my 104SC's through every kind of turn I could and they do not disappoint. I tend to charge pretty hard still and the only learning curve was figuring out the softer tips but that did not take me long and these skis rewarded me with instant feedback. They are willing to go as fast as I want. I cannot wait for next winter and some great powder turns in the big mountain side country at my home resort!

I regularly ski on the 88 & 98 models and couldn’t be more impressed. Light and quick but carve exceedingly well without over carving. Best new ski I’ve tried in 40-50 years. Love the 98s in all snow conditions. Haven’t been on the 104sc yet as those are for my wife but we put a demo binding on them “just in case”. Keep up the great work folks>

I have the 104SC-178 mounted with a CAST system for the Pivot 15 binding. This feels like a quiver killer. Quick and responsive in bumps, stable on steep terrain, and can absolutely rail on groomers with much higher edge angles than I'm used to being able to on a ski this width. They definitely want to go fast if you want to carve them. Have not had the chance to test them on any exceptionally deep days yet, but they float on a few inches of powder easily.

I had the chance to ski test several of the Peak skis at the Blister Event in Crested Butte in February 2023. (88 / 98 / 98 SC / 104 / 104 SC) . The conditions varied from firm to soft new snow. Over the past few years I have been lucky enough to have been able to test many skis from many companies and have found a great deal of performance variables. As an instructor of 35+ years I have seen a great deal of mismatched gear to level abilities show up for lessons. Being able to test skis has been a great educator and has given me a better insight as to what skis/gear can do for a persons skill and enjoyment levels on the hill. When I saw the Peak had come to the test I was curious to see whether or not it was just another name on a sports product to boost sales without giving “performance substance”. Well…. Bode and team have put together a wonderful product line up that does a whole lot more than push some “ bells and whistles” into a fluffy marketing campaign. Coming into the market in their first year, Peak skis excel above and beyond the others in the test. All of the skis are predictable and are capable of allowing your abilities to shine in a variety of conditions. The mild mannered cosmetics are deceiving as to what is under the hood that is something special. The “keyhole” concept works! The skis initiate well, hold under foot, and release nicely at the end of the turn, allowing for confidence that they will be their when you want and need them without surprises. In a nut shell the best way to describe the skis is, “the more you give them, the more they give back in a reliable and predictable way.” Point blank, they perform! Peak team, keep up the great work! Note: the “SC” line up could be an nice alternative ski for someone who is lighter/smaller in stature, (ie, smaller male or female).

Awesome design & top sheet color (like my Peak 98SCs and Peak 88s!!!) Haven't mounted them yet (going to run AT) so will provide more update later. On another note, the box these skis came in, and how they were presented was out of this world awesome. One of the most exciting "unboxing" I've ever done. Amazing experience, very thoughtful. Well done, Peak team!