Would be helpful if you could pull the bindings off the rails and provide the weight for all to see. And other owners of Peak skis with different models, lengths doing the same, if it's not too much to ask.
It's frustrating that many mfg's do not post the weight of each length in their lineup or none at all (listening Peak?), but seemingly random pick one length for general specs & weight. For me, weight matters allot and could make or break the deal. Being an older skier, it can provide a more fun and safer experience. I want to control the ski and not it me. Of course, the boots & bindings all come into play, yet I'd say the skis make the most difference at the end of the day.
If it helps, my 104s (184) are 2050g and the 110s (188) 2070g.
2023 Peak 104 and 110
Some profile and rocker shots of my new 104s (@184) and 110s (@188). The rocker shots are decambered, the forward edge of the strap is the mount point. Mass comes in at 2050g for the 104s and 2070g for the 110s. Peak, nice packaging, BTW. Thanks for the note Andy.
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Are you carrying them a long distance? THIS thread is a good example of why weight can be overrated, it is not so much what the weight of something is, but where that weight is. Swing weight of a ski is more important than the actual weight.
It's frustrating that many mfg's do not post the weight of each length in their lineup or none at all (listening Peak?), but seemingly random pick one length for general specs & weight. For me, weight matters allot and could make or break the deal. Being an older skier, it can provide a more fun and safer experience. I want to control the ski and not it me.
If you are looking for control and safety, I'd want more swing weight, not less. The mass of the ski and the mass distribution is one of the main factors of ski stability. Personally I have no interest in riding light, twitchy skis anymore. @KingGrump has an expression here that I'm sure I'd misquote, but if you have to throw the mass of the ski around to control it, you're doing it wrong. The ski should ski itself; all you have to do is ride it.