The all-new 2026 Head Kore 100 Ti has been completely redesigned, bringing a completely new take on the Kore lineup. Thanks to the addition of metal and a new shape and profile, the Kore 100 Ti brings performance-driven precision to a creative and maneuverable all mountain ski, giving it a more universal appeal for a broad range of skiers.

Why we like it:

The new construction brings the Head Kore 100 Ti squarely into the discussion of one ski quiver. They have the versatility and power to tackle the majority of conditions, yet remain fairly light and are friendlier than others in the 2-sheets-of-metal category.

Who it's for:

Advanced to expert skiers who are looking for a powerful directional freeride ski are the target audience here.

Highlights:

As the name suggests, the Kore 100 Ti features metal in a big way, with two full sheets of titanal laminate taking center stage, giving these a robust construction for powerful soft snow performance. Rest assured they’ll leave deep trenches on a groomer day, but when the snow stacks up, the 100 Ti has a playful and drifty feel thanks to a tapered shape in the tip, long radius, and wide tail. Head incorporates Flax to further enhance the damp feel of the ski, and brings some of the precision and quickness of the previous iteration to the new ski by utilizing a Graphene laminate as well.

Things to consider:

Fans of the previous generation of Kore may find this new version takes some getting used to. The new Ti version relies on the damp quality of metal for support, as opposed to relying on the stiffness of the carbon that was used previously.

Fit & sizing considerations:

These ski true to size; selection should be made based on height, weight, and preferred terrain and skiing style.