2024 Head Kore 93 Skis w/ Tyrolia Attack 13 GW Bindings

The Head Kore 93 is a high-performance all-mountain ski that expertly balances feather-light construction with powerful, stable performance. It is a highly versatile option for the advanced skier who appreciates quickness and energy. The ski’s 89 mm waist is optimized for fast edge-to-edge transitions on groomed snow and provides excellent agility for navigating moguls and trees. The ski’s reputation is built on its innovative construction, which features an ultralight Karuba-Poplar Wood Core fortified with strategically placed Graphene—the world's lightest and strongest material—and Multilayer Carbon laminates. This blend creates a damp, torsionally stiff ski that carves with precision and minimal swing weight. The Tip-Tail Rocker profile, combined with the short 13.4 m turning radius, makes this shorter length exceptionally quick and playful, allowing for effortless turn initiation and a snappy, energetic feel when transitioning from one carve to the next. Condition Top Condition: 8 / 10 - The topsheets show light cosmetic wear, including minor scuffing and scratches consistent with regular resort use. There are no deep chips, gouges, or structural damage. Base Condition: 8 / 10 - Bases are smooth, with light surface scratches and minor cosmetic scuffs that do not require P-tex repair. Edges are clean and free of rust or cracking, and the ski is ready to be waxed. Key Features and Specs Feature Detail Model Head Kore 93 Year 2024 Ski Length 163 cm Ski Dimensions 127/89/110 mm Turn Radius 13.4 m Binding Tyrolia Attack 13 GW (DIN 4-13) Rocker Profile Tip-Tail Rocker (Rocker/Camber/Rocker) Core Karuba-Poplar Lightweight Wood Core Reinforcement Graphene, Multilayer Carbon Construction Multilayer-Carbon Sandwich Cap Construction Intended Use All-Mountain, Freeride

The Head KORE Team skis offer control and stability thanks to a construction utilizing high strength-to-weight ratio materials, including Graphene and a Sandwich Cap Construction. A durable topsheet withstands the rigors of young skiers, while tip and tail rocker enhances flotation in softer snow and makes turn initiation effortless.