The all-new 2026 Head Kore 112 Ti is a freeride powerhouse designed for skiers who thrive in deep snow but still need a ski that can hold its own when conditions get unpredictable. As the second widest ski in the Kore family, the 112 Ti strikes a balance between float and versatility—making it an excellent pick for big-mountain lines, storm-day laps, and mixed alpine terrain.

Why we like it:

The Kore 112 Ti manages to stay impressively lightweight for its size without sacrificing confidence at speed. It’s a ski that feels insanely damp but never punishing, even when navigating choppy snow or variable backcountry descents.

Who it's for:

This ski is best suited for advanced to expert skiers who want a wide platform for powder days, but don’t want to be limited to just soft snow. Ideal for skiers who blend resort laps with big mountain lines and need a floaty, stable ski that stays maneuverable in tight spaces.

Highlights:

Built with Head’s Karuba-Poplar wood core and reinforced with Graphene, Flax and Titanal, the Kore 112 Ti delivers strength without excess weight. The Hybrid Top Sheet and Freeride Sandwich Cap Construction reduce swing weight while preserving a damp, composed ride at high speeds. Tip and tail rocker provide ample float in soft snow, and the ski’s structured UHM C base keeps it gliding fast even in denser conditions. With a 140–112–128 mm sidecut and a 21-meter turn radius at 184 cm, it’s tuned for open bowls, tree stashes, and big terrain with the edge hold to keep things in check.

Things to consider:

At 112 mm underfoot, this ski is most at home in soft snow. While it's versatile for a powder ski, it won’t be your first choice for carving firm groomers or tight mogul lines.

Fit & sizing considerations:

The Kore 112 Ti runs true to length. Skiers looking for faster response in tighter terrain can size down slightly, while those focused on float and stability at speed should go longer.