Supershape e-Titan

For 2026/27, HEAD’s Supershape e-Titan is the widest member of the carving-focused Supershape range. Its 84 mm waist gives it more platform than a conventional frontside ski, but the shape and construction still make groomed runs its natural home. The model remains a strong, race-inspired carver rather than a true all-mountain ski; the current HEAD catalog pairs it with a Better Balance PR plate and Protector EVO PR 13 GW binding.

HEAD lists Crossforce Carbon, Worldcup Sandwich Cap Construction, EMC, Graphene, a structured UHM C base and Speed Rocker. The sandwich build combines wood with Titanal and Graphene for a substantial, responsive chassis. Crossforce Carbon connects the binding area to the ski’s carbon construction for direct power transfer, while EMC is designed to filter unwanted vibration. A modest tip rocker eases the start of a turn; camber and the longer effective edge support grip through the rest of the arc.

Choose the e-Titan if you want a powerful carver with a wider platform for broken groomers and can pressure a fairly demanding ski. SkiEssentials’ 2027 testers repeatedly praised its firm-snow grip and composed, energetic turns, while also describing it as frontside-first and less appealing in deeper snow or away from groomed terrain. It can handle some variable resort snow, but the 84 mm waist does not turn it into a powder ski. Skiers seeking lighter steering or a more relaxed pace should look to a softer, narrower carver.