The 2026 Volkl Revolt 114 brings a directional, big-mountain attitude to the freeride stage with bold rocker profiles, dramatic tapering, and a stout core that’s built to charge. Its thick core profile adds confidence-inspiring stability for high speeds and heavy landings, making it the ideal companion for those staring down steep, technical lines in the backcountry. Built for serious missions, the Revolt 114 is solid, powerful, and ready to handle whatever challenge the mountain throws your way.

Why we like it:

What sets the Revolt 114 apart is its unique design within the Revolt family—it takes a different approach in terms of shape, construction, and profile, yet still targets the same aggressive freeride audience. With its directional shape and robust build, it stands out as a dedicated tool for big-mountain and powder-focused freeriding, and it performs that role exceptionally well.

Who it's for:

This ski is purpose-built for advanced to expert backcountry freestyle skiers who are venturing into deep powder zones, technical pillow lines, and natural features across steep alpine faces. It’s made for those who demand precision, power, and reliability when the terrain gets serious.

Highlights:

The construction of the Revolt 114 features Volkl’s Multilayer Wood Core, a mix of poplar and beech that brings together strength, light weight, and vibration damping in all the right places. The ski’s directional twin-tip shape offers a blend of freeride performance and freestyle versatility, while the massive rocker and splay in both tip and tail deliver exceptional floatation and quick maneuverability in deep, complex terrain.

Things to consider:

The Revolt 114’s stiffness—especially in the tail—is worth noting. It adds power and confidence at speed, but also results in a heavier overall weight and a less playful feel. This trade-off makes sense, though, as the Revolt 114 is designed more for charging big lines than for playful slashes in low-angle powder.

Fit & sizing considerations:

The ski runs true to size, and selecting a length should depend on your preferred balance of stability versus agility.