Head Kore 87

I just got done skiing the brand new HeadCore 87. This is an awesome ski for that strong intermediate to advanced level skier who's going to spend nea...

So it's pretty cool for a flat ski, you know, 87 millimeters underfoot. You know, they're kind of going after that high performance frontside slash al...

Reduces weight, helps torsional stiffness, and get that ski on edge. Again, 87 underfoot is probably their most versatile ski in the Core lineup. A wi...

But that's it, that's the HeadCore 87, check this thing out at SkiEssentials.com and we'll see you out there on the hill. Bye

Make sure you check out this HeadCore 87 here at SkiEssentials.com and we'll see you out there on the hill. Bye

Please buy the ski for the snow you have to ski, not the snow you wish to ski.

(Lets pick a range... you really want a set of Head Titans rather than Head Kore)

I can’t speak highly enough about Head Kore 87. I was able to carve on sheet ice. I used them a bunch at Cataloochee this season and they were good there also.

I have a flat pair of Head Kore 87s and 85mm Tyrolia attacks. I would have much preferred to give them to a local ski shop, but the only one near me cost well over double REI and is not a local business. REI is telling me that the brakes will go over the ski but will rub against it too much and could cause long-term damage. They are advising me to return the bindings and get new ones, which I really do not want to do and don't have much time for.

It has come down to the following: HEAD Kore 87 (size 180), FISHER Ranger 94 FR (size 185 or 177, i dont know which one) and ATOMIC Vantage 90 TI (size 184), all with MARKER Griffon 13 ID bindings. I am 185 cm tall and 75 kg, and I would call myself light advanced skier.

Head kore 87 is probably the best ski at its price point. I got a pair this season, and they work very well on the glaciers of the east.