For experienced freeriders who give everything and demand everything.
At first sight you might say the mid-width with 114 mm closes the gap between Revolt 104 and 121, but looking closer you'll realize, the concept is rather different: the Revolt 114 is a completely independently designed, thoroughbred freerider. In terms of construction and riding characteristics, numerous top riders such as Ross Tester, Ian McIntosh, Kye Petersen, Sam Smoothy, Markus Eder and Paddy Graham to name just a few, were involved in the development of the Revolt 114.
Looking at the modern outline without Twin Tip you will immediately notice the flat ski tail and the early ending shovel in the front. This shape clearly classifies the ski for the big mountain league. Technically experienced and trained riders who prefer to draw wide, fast turns in open terrain, with a cliff every now and then, should definitely take a closer look at the new Revolt 114.
Equipped with 3D Radius Sidecut and full sidewall wrapped around the Multilayer Woodcore, this tip & tail rocker ski is designed to take on the sickest off-piste powder missions.
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| Terrain |
All Mountain |
| Rocker Type |
Tip & Tail Rocker |
| Core |
Multilayer Woodcore |
| Laminates |
None |
| Base Material |
Full Sidewall / Mini Cap |
| Binding Compatibility |
Alpine DIN / GripWalk |
| Warranty |
Select Warranty option |
| Weight |
2251 g, 2315 g, 2480 g |
| Specifications |
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| Length (cm) |
Dimensions (Tip/Waist/Tail mm) |
Radius (m) |
| 177 cm |
146 mm - 114 mm - 128 mm |
(R1) 22.4 m, (R2) 17.8 m, (R3) 20.9 m
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| 184 cm |
146 mm - 114 mm - 128 mm |
(R1) 24.6 m, (R2) 19 m, (R3) 22.4 m
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| 191 cm |
146 mm - 114 mm - 128 mm |
(R1) 27.5 m, (R2) 21.2 m, (R3) 25.1 m
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