I’m an east coast skier and have been having a blast on my 98s for several seasons. After a trip out west last year with sequential days of powder it was time to up my game. Purchased the 110s end of season last year and have been waiting to unleashed them. We finally got hit with a foot of powder and the experience was unreal. Floated over powder on first tracks, nimbly cruised through the trees, and cut up the open trails after the swarms ate up all the untracked powder. Looking forward to using them out west soon!

Thanks for putting out such a great product! I couldn’t stop raving about them all day.

I purchased a pair of PEAK 110's for the occasional POW day in aspen Snowmass. After a huge 3 day dump of over 30" and then two weeks later another 10" I took my 110's out for a test. Keep in mind, Id been off Jackpot and Ajax for 37 years. While there was very little traffic on Ajax this day. I traversed Gentleman's Ridge and found myself staring down an almost virgin Jackpot. My first couple of turns I absolutely over skied them. Meaning I tried two hard. Once I just let the PRAKs do their thing, I just floated down in pure heaven on earth. I also have a pair of 98's.

I got my ski's late spring and didn't get a chance to ride them. If they are anywhere close to the 98's they will be a blast. I will update next season.

My absolute favorite all mountain ski. They handle every aspect of the mountain. They are not just for powder, which the 110 excels. Carving groomers are a blast, moguls no problem. Love them.
Can’t wait to try my 104 Davs

I got my 110's 168 length in Jan 2024. I am 75 and still 5'6" 140 lbs and now ski only at Big Sky MT when I can get here. I bought the 110's for powder but we had only poor conditions in early Jan with only a little fresh. I had to try them anyway and was impressed on how well these powder skis handled the poor cold hard thin snow conditions then. I didn't get back to MT and my 110's until the end of March 2024 where we still didn't have much powder. Then I used my 110's all over Lone Peak at Big Sky and Moonlight in cool light powder, heavy soft, soft very warm 45F+ and followed by cold refrozen hard and boiler plate. I have taken them down from the tram several times and even took them down the Big Couloir just to see if these powder skis would work and was surprised that they did grip and hold as well as my other heavier stiffer skis. I am very impressed with how well they can handle all conditions all over the mountain with good edge grip when needed and no chatter. They are ok and handle speed but as expected that's not what they are made for. I had a chance to trade off with a friend who just got the same size 104's on a refrozen boiler plate day. My 110's were going fine but I found the 104's did feel more stable at speed on crusty groomers. So far I haven't had a chance to run my 110's in the powder I bought them for. I didn't expect them to be a good all mountain ski at all and am happy to find they are more than sufficient and can turn quickly in the trees too. But for a purposeful all mountain and powder ski I would have to suggest the 104's.