Peak Skis 104 by Dav
Peak Skis
When a brand is led by legendary Olympic alpine ski racer Bode Miller, you best believe that its skis are going to absolutely demolish every standard you have ever had about directional, carving-oriented skis. When it comes to the brand’s 104 by Dav, formerly the 104 SC —which stood for side country—the attention to turning detail is not lost with the few hundred grams that are shaved off from the standard Peak Skis 104. “For those who prefer a lighter ski, this is a great choice,” says tester Leslie Resnick. “This is a great ski for Jackson Hole,” tester Phil Maslow adds. “Light but strong, holds its own in all conditions and you wouldn’t believe it’s their side country option.” An everyday driver for adventure skier Chris Davenport and professional skier Michelle Parker, the 104 by Dav from Peak Skis knows no limits on the mountain, whether you’re loading up on the tram or earning those turns on the skintrack.
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When a brand is led by legendary Olympic alpine ski racer Bode Miller, you best believe that its skis are going to absolutely demolish every standard you have ever had about directional, carving-oriented skis. When it comes to the brand’s 104 by Dav, formerly the 104 SC —which stood for side country—the attention to turning detail is not lost with the few hundred grams that are shaved off from the standard Peak Skis 104. “For those who prefer a lighter ski, this is a great choice,” says tester Leslie Resnick. “This is a great ski for Jackson Hole,” tester Phil Maslow adds. “Light but strong, holds its own in all conditions and you wouldn’t believe it’s their side country option.” An everyday driver for adventure skier Chris Davenport and professional skier Michelle Parker, the 104 by Dav from Peak Skis knows no limits on the mountain, whether you’re loading up on the tram or earning those turns on the skintrack.