2026 Head Kore 106 Ti Skiswith Marker Griffon 13D Demo Bindings

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The 2026 Head Kore 106 Ti with Demo bindings was redesigned from the ground up and keeps refining its role as a do-it-all freeride ski that can float in powder, carve on hardpack, and work through technical terrain without drama. The waist sits where agility, stability, and off-piste performance come out most evenly balanced, which is what makes it a favorite for skiers who want one ski to do almost everything. Demo bindings are the adaptable part of this package, built to take a wide range of boot sizes.

Why we like it:

The Kore 106 Ti brings big-mountain capability to a ski that feels surprisingly nimble. Lapping sidecountry powder, skiing through variable chop, or arcing groomers on the way back to the lift, it feels damp, energetic, and intuitive.

Who it's for:

Perfect for advanced to expert skiers who want a wide, versatile ski that won't feel limiting when conditions are less than perfect. If you want float for the soft days and power for the variable ones, this is the Kore to get.

Highlights:

At the heart of it is Head's Karuba-beech wood core, ultralight but responsive, paired with Graphene, Flax, Titanal, and a Freeride Sandwich Cap Construction for an impressively strong and stable platform. The Hybrid Top Sheet keeps swing weight down, which makes a 106 mm waist easier to flick through tight trees or techy chutes, and tip and tail rocker deliver smooth float and smearability in soft snow while the Structured UHM C Base looks after speed and durability. Pairing this platform with a demo binding adds adjustability to cover a wide range of boot sizes.

Things to consider:

It's remarkably capable on groomers for its width, but the 106 Ti is still a wide ski and doesn't have quite the bite of the stiffer skis in this category. If you want more on-trail edge grip, look to something stiffer in this range like the Enforcer 104, Mantra 108, or Mindbender 108 Ti.

Fit & sizing considerations:

It runs true to size, so choose a shorter length for more agility in tight terrain and trees, or go longer for big-mountain charging and maximum float.