2025 Head e-Super Joy

Returning unchanged with the exception of new graphics, the 2025 Head Super Joy is an awesome choice for advanced to expert skiers who spend most of their time perfecting their turn. A wider-bodied frontside option, with race-inspired technology and a high level of performance, skiers who want versatility and competitive carving capabilities will love the Super Joy’s blend of characteristics. Carving clean, round turns, this smoother operator has become a go-to on-piste option for those who value predictability and precision in an accessible package.

Built with a wood core that mixes light and energetic karuba with solid ash, the Super Joy benefits from a harmonious blend of attributes. Head goes on to add carbon laminates to the top and bottom of the ski, significantly enhancing the amount of stiffness without adding the weight. On top of the wood core, we get another graphene strip to accomplish further stiffness and additional feedback. For a ski without metal, the Super Joy delivers an impressive amount of precision and grip, which we have the carbon to thank for. This construction approach is hugely successful in that it packs a good amount of punch without feeling overly demanding.

From a shaping perspective, we see a slightly different style than most dedicated frontside skis. With a rounder tip and slightly more taper, this shape veers away from the more squared-off, angular shape and more in the direction of versatile performance. At 75 mm underfoot, it lands itself in the wider-bodied frontside category, though its narrow tail and 14-meter turn radius keeps it more on-piste focused than all-mountain. Providing a stable and balanced platform, a wider audience of skiers can access the level of performance, including progressing intermediates looking to enhance their technique. Sure, there are narrower and wider skis out there in this category, but it’s safe to say the Super Joy encompasses the benefits of both, providing a proper level of torsional stiffness in a friendlier format.

This competent carver and precise performer continues to gain traction in the wider-bodied frontside category and we’re happy to see it back for another season. Whether you’re an advanced level skiers looking for a refined shape and predictable performance or an intermediate wanting accessibility, the Head Super Joy checks a lot of boxes.