Volkl Secret 102 24/25

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..

Multilayer Woods Core
A combination of lighter, softer polar and heavier, stronger beech wood provides a combination between light weight, strength, durability and damping. 

Tailored Titanal Frame
The size of the frames is tailored to the  average skier's height, skiing ability and power that corrolates to the model and length of the ski. This means that longer ski models have a higher titanal content for more stiffness, more direct power transmission and stronger dampening. The shorter the length, the lower the titanal content, which makes the ski more agile, so that smaller, lighter and less powerful skiers can use the full potential performance of the ski. In addition to the Tailored Titanal Frames, a second, thinner titanal layer is located in the binding area, which gives the ski the necessary strength, but also agility.

Tailored Carbon Tips
Carbon fibers are precisely positioned in the tip area to control stiffness and torsion. This targeted reinforcement improves tip response and enhances precision when initiating turns. The lightweight construction keeps the ski agile while allowing energy to build up quickly through the front of the ski. The result is a more direct and responsive feel with less effort required to engage the shovel.

Triple Radius
For maximum diversity in turns and skiing style, the ski has different radii in the middle and at the end.

• A short radius in the middle of the ski, focused on short turns and low speeds, feels agile and makes it easier to ski short turns.
• The longer radii in the tip and tail ensure that the ski feels unflappable in the tip and the turns are easy to steer. This longer radius also makes the ski suitable for high speeds and long turns.

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.