Head Kore 88 Ti Skis 2026
The Head Kore 88 Ti is a full redesign for this season and a clear step up from its predecessor. Head went all-in, reworking the ski from the ground up with two layers of Titanal and an entirely new shape. The result is a ride that’s more composed and grippy, yet still nimble and energetic—true to the lightweight DNA of the Kore series. This updated version is more directional and powerful, but still maneuverable enough to handle a wide range of terrain and conditions.
The biggest improvement shows up on groomers. Where the old Kore 88 felt twitchy and unsettled on firm snow, the new 88 Ti is smoother, quieter, and more planted. The addition of Titanal delivers stability and dampness without dulling the ski’s response. It’s still one of the more playful skis in the narrower all-mountain category, but now with noticeably better composure at speed. The top-end performance has been raised, giving the ski more confidence when you want to push it. Head struck a great balance here—it’s quick when you need it, stable when you charge, and solid just about anywhere on the mountain.
Original: $699.00
-70%$699.00
$209.70
Description
The Head Kore 88 Ti is a full redesign for this season and a clear step up from its predecessor. Head went all-in, reworking the ski from the ground up with two layers of Titanal and an entirely new shape. The result is a ride that’s more composed and grippy, yet still nimble and energetic—true to the lightweight DNA of the Kore series. This updated version is more directional and powerful, but still maneuverable enough to handle a wide range of terrain and conditions.
The biggest improvement shows up on groomers. Where the old Kore 88 felt twitchy and unsettled on firm snow, the new 88 Ti is smoother, quieter, and more planted. The addition of Titanal delivers stability and dampness without dulling the ski’s response. It’s still one of the more playful skis in the narrower all-mountain category, but now with noticeably better composure at speed. The top-end performance has been raised, giving the ski more confidence when you want to push it. Head struck a great balance here—it’s quick when you need it, stable when you charge, and solid just about anywhere on the mountain.
