2027 Völkl Revolt 104 — Men's All-Mountain Ski

As a certified Völkl dealer, our team can help you select the right length, flex, and binding setup for your ability level and the terrain you ride most at Big White and Silver Star. We also offer full ski and board tuning, waxing, and binding mounting in-store. Drop into Fresh Air Pandosy (555 Groves Ave) or Fresh Air Dilworth (1656 Dilworth Drive).

Q. How does the Völkl Revolt 104 compare to the Revolt 101?
The Revolt 104 is the wider, softer, and more freestyle-oriented ski of the two, with a near-full rocker profile and a more playful, damper flex built for buttering, slashing, and park-style riding. The Revolt 101 is narrower and stiffer underfoot, with a more classic Rocker/Camber/Rocker build that favors edge hold and stability at speed. If you want a ski that leans into playfulness and soft-snow versatility, the 104 is the better fit; if you want more precision and charge-ability on firmer terrain, look at the 101.

Q. Is the Völkl Revolt 104 good for park skiing?
Yes — the Revolt 104's deep rocker lines and softer, forgiving flex make it a popular choice for park and jib-style riding, and it's used by Völkl's own team riders for exactly that. It handles surface swaps, butters, and rail features well, though its playful flex means it's better suited to creative, technical park riding than to landing the biggest, hardest-charging jumps.

Q. What ability level is the Völkl Revolt 104 designed for?
Völkl rates the Revolt 104 as an advanced to expert level ski, reflecting its deep rocker profile and freestyle-oriented flex, which reward riders who already have solid fundamentals and want a ski that lets them get creative. Less experienced skiers may find the loose, rockered feel harder to manage than a more traditional all-mountain ski.