Head Kore 100 Ti Review

The universally praised Kore family of skis gets a full remake this year. The new construction is a mix of karuba and beech wood, two sheets of partially recycled Titanal and graphene. The shape is more progressive, with plenty of rocker and a delayed start to the sidecut. Compared to previous iterations, the new Kore is a little heavier and is more comfortable sliding versus carving. We tested a variety of widths at RMR. They were all fun to ski, but the mid-width 100 hit a sweet spot for exploring the mountain. It ploughed through tracked powder and heavy slush with confidence, was easy to initiate and exit a turn, and had enough rocker to bounce through bumps and swivel through tight trees and steps. “Very easy to do anything,” said Chris Grover. “From groomers to chopped up crud, bring it on!”