Head Skis Outlet

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Discover our Head Skis collection at outlet prices. Previous season models and remaining stock from top brands.

Buy Head Skis: From Piste to Race

Head is one of the world's leading ski brands, rooted in the Austrian Alps with an unmatched heritage in both recreational and professional skiing. In our ski outlet, you'll find Head skis from previous seasons at sharp prices — same technology, different graphics.

Head's range covers skis for every level and style: from the playful Supershape e-series for advanced piste skiers, to the freeride-oriented Kore line, and the precision-focused WorldCup Rebels for serious racers. Women will find the Joy series with models specifically tuned to their body weight and technique.

Head is known for technological innovations like Graphene (extremely light and strong), EMC (vibration dampening) and KERS (energy recovery). These technologies deliver skis that are stable, responsive and forgiving — regardless of your level.

Head WorldCup Rebels ski in action on the slopes

Head Ski Outlet

Race DNA for every skier

Head ski lines in our collection

Supershape

Head's most popular all-mountain line. The e-Magnum, e-Rally and e-Original offer carving precision with playful agility. Flex: 5-7. For advanced to expert piste skiers.

Kore

Head's freeride and all-mountain skis. Kore 99, 105 and 111 combine low weight with excellent off-piste performance. Flex: 6-8. For experienced skiers who venture beyond groomed runs.

Joy

Women-specific skis with lighter construction and adapted flex zone. Joy SLR and Joy Pro offer playfulness and ease. Flex: 4-6. Ideal for intermediate to advanced women.

WorldCup Rebels

Race DNA in a retail model. i.SL, i.GS and i.Speed are for skiers seeking speed and precision. Stiff flex (7-9). For experts who want no compromises.

Head technology that makes the difference

Head invests heavily in R&D and collaborates with top athletes. Here are the innovations you'll find in their ski range:

Graphene

Extremely light carbon material in tip and tail. Shifts mass to the center for better control and less effort.

EMC (Energy Management Chip)

Active vibration dampening. Converts vibrations into stability at high speed.

KERS (Kinetic Energy Recovery System)

Captures energy during turn initiation and releases it on exit. More pop, less effort.

ERA 3.0

Latest generation all-mountain construction. Improved shock absorption and responsiveness through optimized core profiling.

Frequently asked questions about Head skis

What is the difference between Head Supershape and Kore?

The Supershape line is optimized for groomed pistes: narrow tip, carving-focused, stable at high speed. The Kore line is wider (99-111mm) and lighter — designed for freeride and all-mountain use where you also go off-piste. Supershape = piste precision, Kore = versatility.

Which Head ski is suitable for beginners?

Head primarily makes skis for advanced to expert levels. For beginners, the Joy SLR (women) or Supershape e-Original (men) are the most accessible options: medium flex, forgiving, and easy to turn. Look for models with 'SLR' or 'LYT' in the name.

What do the numbers on Kore models (99, 105, 111) mean?

This is the tip width in millimeters. Kore 99 = narrower, more agile, better on hard snow. Kore 105 = allround freeride. Kore 111 = wide, maximum flotation in deep powder. Choose based on where you ski most.

Are Head skis from last season different from this year?

Technically, minimal to not at all. Ski construction rarely changes drastically year to year — usually just graphics and colors change. You get the same performance for a significantly lower price.

Head WorldCup Rebels vs Supershape: which to choose?

WorldCup Rebels are race skis: stiffer, more aggressive, require more technique. Supershape is more accessible for high-level recreational carving. Former racer or maximum speed? Rebels. Versatility and comfort? Supershape.