Park skiing and creative all-mountain skiing for kids gets the proper-build treatment in the Head Oblivion Jr. A Sandwich Twintip Construction, Tuffwall protection, and PNP Rocker profile scale down adult Oblivion technology into a junior platform built for progression and fun.

Why we like it:

It's not just a smaller version of a grown-up ski. The construction is genuinely scaled for junior skiing, with the right amount of flex, the right weight, and a real twin-tip shape that lets kids ski switch without fighting the ski.

Who it's for:

Progressing junior skiers who are interested in park skiing or playful all-mountain skiing. Great for kids who like to mix groomer runs with side hits, switch riding, and the occasional trip to the park.

Highlights:

The Sandwich Twintip Construction is a real performance build, not a kid's-toy layup, which means the ski holds an edge confidently and handles switch riding without feeling sloppy. The Highly Transparent UHM Base is structured for glide, and Tuffwall edge reinforcement adds the durability that progressing junior skiers need when their landings aren't always perfect. The PNP Rocker is the same rocker-camber-rocker twin-tip profile used in the adult Oblivion line, scaled to junior lengths. The shape pivots easily for kids learning to release the edge while still holding camber underfoot for engaged carving.

Things to consider:

Built for park-and-mountain progression, not for race-style carving. Kids more interested in racing or pure groomer skiing would do better with the Supershape Jr or Worldcup junior options.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Sizes match junior lengths. Pick a length based on height and ability; drop a size for beginners or early-progression skiers, go up a size as confidence and speed build.