"Built Together!" Next episode! Völkl Revolt 96 - The new urban freeski highlight with exclusive design! The design concept of the Völkl freeski family enters its fourth round!

The entire Revolt range was designed by Swiss illustrator Benjamin Güdel, and the Revolt 96 replaces the Revolt 95. The development of the ski was a multi-year process that began with Ahmet Dadali from the USA and was completed with the involvement of Norwegian Øysten Braten and the Völkl Freestyle Team led by Tom Ritsch from Austria.

The result is impressive in every respect. The tip and tail rocker ski with a new modern sidecut is equipped with reinforced edges and modified flex zones specifically designed for urban playgrounds and parks. Whether it's a handrail behind the house, a rail in the park or a kicker on the side of the hill, the Revolt 96 offers plenty of pop and stability from the start, allowing you to raise your level.

Of course, the Völkl Revolt 96 also features the proven 3D radius sidecut and full sidewall for top performance on hard, groomed terrain. The ski is available in four lengths, from 157 cm to a whopping 181 cm, so even taller or heavier skiers can find the right model.

Details:

Tip and Tail Rocker
Character: Rockered only in the shovel and tail, camber under the binding area.

Twin Tip
Symmetrical ski ends both in the back and front for riding and landing switch.

3D Radius Sidecut
Three radii in one ski for maximum maneuverability and speed in all-mountain use: larger radius in the shovel and tail.

Full Sidewall
The sidewall extends over the entire length of the ski, ensuring direct and optimal power transmission. The different radii in the tip and tail are ideal for wide turns and high speed. Easy control and maneuverability, less skidding, no restriction in turn radii, and easy exit from the turn, tight inner radius.

The tight radius in the center promotes tight turns and moderate speed. Extremely easy turn initiation, super lively, effortless, and smooth in tight curves.

Multilayer Woodcore
The sidewall consists of stable wood layers on the flanks of the core and continues inside the ski. The combination with lighter wood in the center brings numerous advantages: the hardwood portion in the sidewall improves power transmission, edge grip, and edge protection.

The lighter softwood in the center provides agility and maneuverability. The combination of both wood types over the entire ski length optimizes stiffness distribution and enables precise ski control. This construction offers performance-oriented skiers a combination of agility and stability for crucial seconds.

Material & technical data:
• Base: P-Tex 3000
• Base Structure: Brushed structure