Kore 93 Ti W

The 2027 HEAD Kore 93 Ti W is an all-mountain ski for advanced women who spend much of the day on groomers but want enough width and rocker to move into trees, bumps and softer snow. At 93 mm underfoot it favors quicker edge changes and firmer-snow versatility over the flotation of the wider Kore 104 Ti W. SkiEssentials reports a graphic update for 2027, with the underlying construction carried over; the ski is sold flat without bindings.

The catalogue lists a poplar and recycled PET core, two Titanal layers, Graphene, a flax-reinforced Hybrid Top Surface and Freeride Sandwich Cap construction. The metal helps the ski hold an edge and smooths vibration, while tip-and-tail rocker makes the ends easier to release or pivot than a fully cambered frontside ski. Camber beneath the boot supplies grip on groomers. In the 2027 test, several testers praised its edge grip, quickness and stability; their comments also suggest it rewards active input more than a soft, forgiving ski would.

Choose the 93 Ti W if you want a one-ski resort setup for carving and exploring variable snow, and you like a precise, damp feel. It is easier to move across the hill than the 104, but still has a strong metal-reinforced character; relaxed skiers or those prioritizing easy skidding in tight bumps may prefer a lighter, more forgiving model. Its 93 mm waist provides some off-piste versatility, but deep powder is where the wider 104 Ti W offers more support.