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| Season | 2024-2025 |
|---|---|
| Ability Level | Advanced, Very advanced, Expert |
| Turn Radius | 30.8m @ 189cm |
| Ski dimensions | 142-117-132 |
The Head Oblivion 116 is designed for freestyle and freeride enthusiasts looking for a versatile ski for deep powder conditions. With a waist of 116 mm, it provides great float and maneuverability in deep snow. The ski features a rocker-camber-rocker profile for enhanced turn initiation and stability, while the Carbon Sandwich Twintip construction ensures lightweight performance and responsiveness. Overall, the Head Oblivion 116 is a great choice for advanced skiers who see the mountain as their playground.
Rocker Camber Rocker
The ski is easy to turn thanks to a rise in both the tip and the tail. Due to the camber under the foot, the waist of the ski provides grip on harder snow. Skis with this type of profile like to be skied from a more centred stance..
Carbon Sandwich Twintip Construction
The Carbon Sandwich Twintip Construction from Head enchances the torsional stiffness, edge control, and stability while maintaining a lightweight profile. It involves layering carbon fiber layers around a lightweight core which improves the performance while simultaneously saving weight. The twintip design allows for easy switch riding and plenty of playfullness.
Woodcore
The core consists of specifically selected wood types that are laminated in different compositions into a solid core. This gives the designers control over all the characteristics of the ski.
Carbon Reinforcement
Carbon is integrated into the ski construction to reinforce the core without adding unnecessary weight. Known for its exceptional strength-to-weight ratio, carbon increases responsiveness, stability, and power transmission while keeping the ski light and agile. This results in a more precise and energetic skiing experience.
Sidewall Construction
A durable PU sidewall seals and protects the ski’s layered construction while adding structural strength. By improving power transfer from the skier to the edges, sidewall construction delivers better edge grip, increased stability at speed, and more precise handling. It also enhances durability and impact resistance for long-lasting performance.
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The shape of a freestyle ski is designed for tricks, jumps and creative use of the terrain. With 117 mm underfoot, the ski remains manoeuvrable and quick to steer, with a shape that is well suited to switch skiing and use in the park.
A Tip & Tail Rocker profile has an earlier-rising tip and tail with camber underfoot. This makes the ski easier to turn and increases versatility in soft and variable snow.
Flexes less easily and therefore requires more technique and input from the skier. It provides more support, precision and composure at higher speeds and under heavier loads.
With a radius of 30.8m @ 189cm, this ski is focused on wider turns and greater stability at higher speeds. Short turns require more input to put the ski further onto its edges and change direction more quickly.
Technical Details Head Oblivion 116
| Size | 181 | 189 |
|---|---|---|
| Tip width(mm) | x | 142 |
| Waist width(mm) | x | 117 |
| Tail width(mm) | x | 132 |
| Radius - Sidecut(m) | x | 30.8 |
| Weight per ski(g) | x | x |