2027 Völkl Revolt 112 — Men's Powder 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 112 compare to the Revolt 114?
The Revolt 112 is the lighter, more agile sibling of the 114, with a more twin-tip-esque, symmetrical shape and roughly 500 grams less weight per pair, which makes it noticeably easier to flick around in the air and maneuver through trees and technical terrain. The 114 leans more directional and is built to charge big mountain lines at speed, so if you want maximum float and stability for wide-open powder runs, the 114 is the pick, while the 112 suits riders who want that big-mountain float with more everyday versatility.

Q. Is the Völkl Revolt 112 a good powder ski for Big White?
Yes — at 112mm underfoot with a deep, tapered rocker profile, the Revolt 112 was purpose-built for exactly this kind of terrain, offering plenty of float in Big White's deep Okanagan snow while staying light and easy to maneuver in tighter, tree-lined lines. Its surf-inspired shape makes it especially fun on true powder days without feeling unmanageable once you're navigating around trees or moguls.

Q. Can the Völkl Revolt 112 handle groomers, or is it just for powder?
The Revolt 112 is first and foremost a powder ski, so carving performance on firm, groomed snow isn't its main strength, but its 3D Radius Sidecut and cambered midsection still give it enough edge hold to comfortably handle a groomer run on Silver Star between powder laps. If ripping groomers all day is your priority, a narrower all-mountain ski like the Revolt 101 or 104 will feel more at home, but the 112 is more than capable of getting you back down the hill on hardpack.