The Head Kore 94 TI is the all-mountain ski with a frontside lean. Karuba and beech in the core, two layers of titanal, and a tip-to-tail rocker profile come together for a ski that carves like it means it on firm snow and still has enough rocker and shape to handle a soft-snow detour without complaint.

Why we like it:

The Kore 94 might be the goldilocks ski in the line. The waist is wide enough to feel confident off-trail but narrow enough to roll edge to edge effortlessly. Pair that with the titanal damping and you've got a ski that's genuinely fun to drive at any speed.

Who it's for:

Strong frontside-leaning skiers who want some off-trail capability built in. Best for skiers in regions where most days are groomed and chopped, with the occasional storm day mixed in.

Highlights:

The karuba and beech core mix keeps the ski lively and quick to react, while titanal layers above and below add the damping and torsional stiffness that hold an edge in firm conditions. Graphene reinforcement adds stiffness without weight, and the Freeride Sandwich Cap Construction delivers a balanced ride. The UHM C base is structured for smooth glide across mixed snow, and the rocker profile blends an easy turn-in with strong camber underfoot for full edge engagement. The signature flax-inlaid Hybrid Top Surface ties the ski into the rest of the Kore line and helps keep the swing weight down.

Things to consider:

Leans frontside in feel, so it's not the ideal pick for skiers who spend most of their time in powder. The wider Kore 100 TI is a better all-around choice for deeper-snow regions, while the Kore 88 TI is a tighter, more groomer-focused option.

Fit & sizing considerations:

True to length. Stick with your usual size; drop a length for shorter, snappier turns, bump up a length for added stability at speed.