Peak® 98 by Bode
Versatility Has a Name
Only want to own one pair of skis? You should reconsider that. But if forced, reach for the Peak 98. It leaves trenches on hardpack and blows up powder.
If you ask us, the Peak 98 is the ski that 80 percent of skiers should be piloting 80 percent of the time. It’s that versatile. Looking at nothing but groomers today? You can cruise at family speeds or blast super-G turns. Off-trail in powder, crud, chalk, or corn, it’s nimble and floaty enough for all but the deepest of resort days. The 98 defines the all-mountain category.
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.
Best All-Mountain Skis // Best Women’s All-Mountain Skis
Best All-Mountain Skis
Blister Recommended: All-Mountain Skis — More Stable
Best Ski for Power and Speed
Tester's Choice
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) 1615g - Shovel Width 125mm
- Waist 98mm
- Tail Width 113mm
I have been skiing for 50 years and these are by far the best all mountain skis I have ever owned. I feel confident taking them out in 8 inches of powder, carving quick turns on hard pack, in bumps or glades or just smearing turns with my family.
These skis are phenomenal, and both pairs far exceeded my expectations! Starting on the Peak98s(184cm), I was instantly delighted by their handling and response, a truly superb all-mountain ski. Switching to the 110s(188cm), I was in awe of the flexibility. These skis are equally great on-piste and off. They both are lightweight, absorb shock and bumps with ease, and maintain stability at higher speeds. The 98s seem to have a bit more stiffness in the tips. After 3 days on each pair in various conditions, I am torn to favor one over the other. I jokingly refer to them as “autonomous self-driving skis,” because turning is effortless. Next stop, I’ll be shredding the gnar at Crested Butte, where I know that my PeakSkis will continue to shred and turn heads!
This is the ski i was hoping for.
Great blend for all kind of conditions combined with a real gs ski for great stable carving at high speeds. I recommend to use a rubber stone to detune the complete rocker at front and at back.
This is my free skiing daily driver in VT as well as one quiver on trips to Utah and CO. It rips in all conditions, from boilerplate ice to several feet of fresh, to spring corn and soft bumps. The best aspect out east is that it will hold with 100% confidence on ice like a SL race ski, the more pressure and angle you generate, it just holds the edge...unexpected for a 98 underfoot. I highly recommend. Bought first season available on the reviews and faith that Bode would do it right, it has surpassed my expectations. Can get a little squirrely on runouts, but maybe I should have bought up length to solve that. Wish I could demo somewhere...I'd buy another pair
Based in Les ARCS , French Alps , on snow everyday ,i had the chance to ride the 98's for the second part of the last season . No matter what the conditions are, those puppies in 184 are great fun to ride ,all over the place .
They carve like there is no tomorow , have a solid grip under foot and are stable in all snow conditions. No complains .
Being 6.2 & 210 lbs i could have possibly picked the 190 .
Merci