Peak® 110 by Bode
your future just got deeper
When the atmospheric rivers are flowing in the coast ranges, the 110 is an everyday ski. We’re talking Tahoe to Whistler, where the snow is more of a dense cream than a cold smoke. For most everyone else, the 110 comes out on storm days. There’s not a dump that can sink it. Bizarrely, you can rip turns on it inbounds too. That’s Bode’s signature on there. It’s the most versatile ski over 108mm we’ve ever tested.
Shipping at the end of September 2023.
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. If you receive your new Peak skis in the summer or fall, you have until December 31st of that year to return them for another set of skis or a full refund. (That way you have time to ski on them in December.) 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) 1804g - Shovel Width 137mm
- Waist 110mm
- Tail Width 128mm
I have an overfull quiver of fairly new skis, heavy to Stokli, Volkl, Fisher and Blizzard. Bought the 88 and 110 thinking I just had to know.
Wow.
Just for kicks, I even tried the 88 in a NASTAR course and got Platinum.
Now I wish you made a beer league/Masters race ski.
Bodes' pedigree is clearly showing in these skis.
MY buddy got the twofer, 88 & 98. He loved em, I got the 88s and couldn’t get off of em. Loved em. Got a pair or the 110s at the end of the season, had a blast on them for the last two weeks. Both of them go anywhere and everywhere.
Ski is just amazing had to get 2nd pair
I own the 110's (188 length) and the 98 SC's (186 length). Both of these pairs of skis are great. The turn initiation is effortless. The edge hold is unmatched by any other ski that I own. My only complaint is that I have been trying all season to by a pair of 104's and it feels like PEAK has been out of stock almost all season. In hindsight, the only change I would make is I would buy a pair of regular 98's instead of the SC's because the extra stiffness would be appreciated in the chop.
Took advantage of the period where Peak was offering 2 for 1 and bought two pairs for my wife (98 and 104SC) and two for me (98 and 110). We love all of them. I have particularly been skiing on the 110s a lot, even when there isn't fresh snow. I find they are responsive, quick, and stable at all but the highest speeds. Then when they get into fresh they are also amazing. I even took them on a backcountry touring trip to BC as my only ski. Didn't disappoint.