Oblivion 94

The 2027 HEAD Oblivion 94 is a playful all-mountain twin for skiers who want park capability without giving up groomers, bumps and softer resort snow. Its 94 mm waist is wide enough for varied snow and landings but still quick enough for linked turns, and the true twin-tip outline encourages switch skiing and airtime. SkiEssentials describes the 2027 model as a graphic update with construction carried over..

The 26/27 catalogue lists sandwich twin-tip construction, Tuff-Wall/Base/Edge, HEAD’s Independent Suspension System and PNP Rocker; SkiEssentials describes the ski as a full wood core with sidewalls, a thicker base and edges. The core is tapered toward the tips and tails, which the testers connect with easier swing and a softer, more buttery flex. Camber provides energy on groomers and takeoffs, while twin-tip rocker and a restrained amount of taper keep it maneuverable for park laps and bumps.

Pick it if you spend real time in the park but want a ski that can cruise groomers, move through trees and handle soft snow between sessions. Testers found it lively and approachable for a freestyle ski, though opinions on stability and edge grip varied sharply: one liked its support on hard snow, while another found it too soft when skiing fast. It is not a deep-powder platform or a hard-charging carving ski. It is sold flat, so bindings are chosen separately.