Head has always offered an exceptional cost/value ski in their line, and this year it’s the Strong Instinct Ti Pro. At $599 including binding, the Strong Instinct is ideal for the skier who hasn’t renewed their gear in ages and has limited resources to expend on new...
It would interesting to know precisely how Head changed flex and mass distribution on the Power Instinct Ti Pro compared to the Raw Instinct, as they share the same materials, make-up and price, yet the Power comes across as so brittle and hard to bow it scored poorly...
Last year Head introduced the first skis – and one of the first consumer products of any kind – using Graphene™, the miracle material one-atom thick. As the apotheosis of gossamer, Graphene was a perfect fit for women’s skis, so that’s where it was first applied, to...
So what’s the big difference between Head’s Titan and Rally? Once you opted for one over the other, none. We suppose one could say that about any two skis vying for one’s affections, but with the Head Rally and Titan, it really is a choice with no possible bad...
Most ski lines are comprised of 3 to 5 distinct series, each with its own chassis, application and customer profile. Within each series, there tends to be a star product, one that ends up being the main focus of interest and sales. In Head’s i.Supershape series the...
