Name: Volkl Revolt Jr
Brand: Volkl
SKU: 63ab2dc55e21e2b587939b3f
Rating: 2.4 (6 reviews)

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 Based on your son’s size, level of experience and the overall program days, I’d look to get a wood core twin tip freestyle or freeride ski. That’s something like a Volkl Revolt Jr or a Praxis MVP Jr. Something 120-130 cm in length should be fine.

We have had issues with almost everything else from the big brands. I can’t personally speak for the durability of the Faction kids stuff, but the durability of their adult stuff is really questionable. Based on your son’s size, level of experience and the overall program days, I’d look to get a wood core twin tip freestyle or freeride ski. That’s something like a Volkl Revolt Jr or a Praxis MVP Jr

My son is turning 8 at Christmas and currently skis a 113cm 2014 Line Snow Angel Junior Ski with Look Team 4 binding, new last season (old stock, it's a girl's ski but that's dumb at age 7 and it was a killer price). Last year was his first year skiing and he was happily hitting decent little jumps (up to 3 feet drops, landing 15 feet away, but no tricks or anything beyond that). This year I have him signed up for Tremblant's freestyle seasonal program, which is 42 full days of instruction/freestyle skiing. I am wondering if I should get him news skis and if so, what? There's limited info about kids skis compared to adult skis, I mean in reviews and forums and so on. Ideally would like to buy skis a year or two out of date to save $$, but that's not essential.

He is about 125cm/49inches now and weighs maybe 23kgs/51lbs. The online size guides say the 113cm are still fine, but that info is very generic and I don't know whether it's different with twin tips or the kind (and amount) of skiing he'll be doing, etc. Last year he had just turned 7 and at that age a full year of growth is a big deal, especially combined with an intensive program like the one he is doing this year.

Faction has a bunch of kids skis that they bill as mini-versions of the cool freestyle skis for adults, but I don't have a sense of whether the Prodigy 0, 1 or 2 would be appropriate. Or maybe some other brand? Or maybe his Snow Angels are fine for another season? Any advice very much appreciated.

<div class="md"><p>My son is turning 8 at Christmas and currently skis a 113cm 2014 Line Snow Angel Junior Ski with Look Team 4 binding, new last season (old stock, it&#39;s a girl&#39;s ski but that&#39;s dumb at age 7 and it was a killer price). Last year was his first year skiing and he was happily hitting decent little jumps (up to 3 feet drops, landing 15 feet away, but no tricks or anything beyond that). This year I have him signed up for Tremblant&#39;s freestyle seasonal program, which is 42 full days of instruction/freestyle skiing. I am wondering if I should get him news skis and if so, what? There&#39;s limited info about kids skis compared to adult skis, I mean in reviews and forums and so on. Ideally would like to buy skis a year or two out of date to save $$, but that&#39;s not essential.</p>

<p>He is about 125cm/49inches now and weighs maybe 23kgs/51lbs. The online size guides say the 113cm are still fine, but that info is very generic and I don&#39;t know whether it&#39;s different with twin tips or the kind (and amount) of skiing he&#39;ll be doing, etc. Last year he had just turned 7 and at that age a full year of growth is a big deal, especially combined with an intensive program like the one he is doing this year.</p>

<p>Faction has a bunch of kids skis that they bill as mini-versions of the cool freestyle skis for adults, but I don&#39;t have a sense of whether the Prodigy 0xJr, 0Jr or 1Jr would be appropriate. Or maybe some other brand? Or maybe his Snow Angels are fine for another season? Any advice very much appreciated.</p>
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freestyle ski for kid turning 8?

Got a pair of Volkl Revolt 104’s right before I moved out to Colorado a few months ago, been extremely pleased with how they ride. Happy hunting!

Yo! I just moved to CO and can't wait for the season to start. I'm looking to upgrade my skis and need help!

So i would consider myself an all mountain skier whos been having more fun in the park doing jumps and small rails. Tree trails are my personal favorite and I'm looking for a solid ski that can perform in all of these terrains. I'm 6'1 230lbs. So far from my research, the atomic bent chetller 100s seem to be a good fit but wanted to ask ya'll for any other recommendations maybe some with cooler graphics? Thanks!

<div class="md"><p>Yo! I just moved to CO and can&#39;t wait for the season to start. I&#39;m looking to upgrade my skis and need help!</p>

<p>So i would consider myself an all mountain skier whos been having more fun in the park doing jumps and small rails. Tree trails are my personal favorite and I&#39;m looking for a solid ski that can perform in all of these terrains. I&#39;m 6&#39;1 230lbs. So far from my research, the atomic bent chetller 100s seem to be a good fit but wanted to ask ya&#39;ll for any other recommendations maybe some with cooler graphics? Thanks!</p>
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Can't decide what skis to buy

The Volkl Revolt 95 might fit the bill, fun ski and very affordable with really good build quality for the price.

Height / Weight: 5’10” 115lbs, 15yrs

Boots: Rossignol AllSpeed Rental 275mm

Current/Previous Ski: Rossignol Experience 74, 160cm

Primary Location: Midwest, (MN)

Experience Level: Intermediate

Skiing Style: park, woods trails, recreational

Been skiing for quite a few years now, but really got into it last year. I go at least 2 or 3 times per week at the few Midwest resorts in my area. (Small, everything groomed, no powder). I found myself really enjoying the terrain park and learning new tricks as just going down the runs got pretty boring. I also like to go down woods trails (the bike trails) which are also pretty groomed from all the skiers. I was mainly looking at twin tips as those seem best for tricks and skiing backwards, which is what I find myself doing the most. My current skis are pretty light which I also enjoy as it makes it easier to maneuver them.  Price range is pretty large, but would prefer them to be below $500.

TLDR, looking for some cheaper, beginner friendly, twin tips for some Midwest skiing.

<div class="md"><p>Height / Weight: 5’10” 115lbs, 15yrs</p>

<p>Boots: Rossignol AllSpeed Rental 275mm</p>

<p>Current/Previous Ski: Rossignol Experience 74, 160cm</p>

<p>Primary Location: Midwest, (MN)</p>

<p>Experience Level: Intermediate</p>

<p>Skiing Style: park, woods trails, recreational</p>

<p>Been skiing for quite a few years now, but really got into it last year. I go at least 2 or 3 times per week at the few Midwest resorts in my area. (Small, everything groomed, no powder). I found myself really enjoying the terrain park and learning new tricks as just going down the runs got pretty boring. I also like to go down woods trails (the bike trails) which are also pretty groomed from all the skiers. I was mainly looking at twin tips as those seem best for tricks and skiing backwards, which is what I find myself doing the most. My current skis are pretty light which I also enjoy as it makes it easier to maneuver them.  Price range is pretty large, but would prefer them to be below $500.</p>

<p>TLDR, looking for some cheaper, beginner friendly, twin tips for some Midwest skiing.</p>
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Looking for some beginner twin tips

Soft and narrow skis

Great twin tip junior ski that's not made with inferior materials.  Good for my smaller 13 year old and when shopping, didn't want to buy a kiddie ski with a garbage core.  He's loving them!

A nice junior ski without inferior construction

Super light weight and loves the design🤘🧡😎

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