what's up man. Not sure on the outreach, but we have sent out maybe 50 pairs of skis to people wanting to review objectively. I don't mind the criticism at all, as you can imagine, I have dealt with it for 40 years, the accuracy is a little suspect but not a big deal. The Elan supercarve was out before the I built the K2 Four, but it was sold more as a gimic and almost no skis in the US, its not accurate that they invented it either, as it bigger sidecut skis were built and tried in the 70s as well but failed. The roll I played was to convince K2 to build a ski that I designed in 1994 that would be a race ski, that ultimately did lead to the global shape ski adoption. So correct, I didn't invent them, but did play a big roll in why they became the norm in skiing. If you reach out again I'll get you a couple pairs to test. The keyhole tech is real, the difference between what Peak is doing and other companies that are cutting metal in their skis is that they aren't getting any real benefit from it because it doesn't work with the dramatic sidecuts they are using and it has to fit in to a pretty specific flex pattern and early rise/rocker profile. I'm excited for the redemption video after you ski on them as we have done very well against the skis you listed off as ones you liked. Last, Bomber, they were not good skis and the reason I left the company is because I had no say in the design and the price point was way to high; $2300, we sold about 5000 the first year so there are lots of unpaid people out there skiing on them. I don't know if you have the same feelings for Chris Davenport or Michelle Parker as you do about me, but neither of them will ski on skis they don't think are better than anything else they can find, and they are on Peak.
This was a really cool response. Would be happy to be proven wrong, and happy to give the skis a fair test and review. I imagine the editing in the ad just compressed the story down and that's where some of the gaps came from. So I appreciate the full story, I love learning about this kind of stuff. I will reach out to you, but you can also feel free to email me directly at ricketyskireviews@gmail.com Cheers from Idaho. -Elliott
Very nice response. I'm in Utah skiing Alta & Snowbird. Been waiting to see the first skier with a pair of Peak Ski's. He was on what looked like the first generation. I always ask in person about ski equipment. He said he was impressed with the effort less ability to turn (keyhole)? I want the new 78 carver, this is the ski that would fit my ability. I wish I could demo a pair. I have been a Rossignol user for 40 years. I believe in the tech of Peak. I will some how have a pair. It would be the last ski I own. Bode: Thanks, for changing the sport.
I asked Ski Essentials if they will review Peak skis. And this is there honest reply: We are not a Peak dealer, they are direct to consumer, so other than some minor analytics boost we'll get on our YT channel, there's not a huge benefit for us to review these skis. From what I can tell, they look perfectly wonderful and well-crafted! They only review skis they sell.
I appreciate your open and honest skepticism man, you call it like you see it and are honest about what you may not know and how you may be missing something. Personally, I like your style man 🤙🏼
Haha thanks! As I've been dealing with the ski industry more and more, I've gotten a deeper respect for Bode, he actually sent me the skis to review and stepped up to the challenge, It's 10x more courageous than alot of these other ski brands to be perfectly honest.
I've got a pair of the 98s in a 184 and the 110s in a 188, both super solid skis.The 98 is a very versatile grab it and go ski. The 110 is definitely a charging powder ski, not a jibby, smear the turn ski. It nukes through pretty much anything your legs can handle. Plus they've both survived a marginal snow season at Discover last year which is saying something about their durability. Especially on the backside. Also their customer service is some of the best I've ever dealt with. Just today I emailed them, I had a question about the 104 by Dave ski. They're having a 3 -day 60% off sale, I got a response within 10 minutes, on a Saturday. There's a good video and a couple interviews with Bode where he goes into real detail about his thinking and the evolution of the keyhole technology from back in his race day's. Might want to check them out.
I have a pair of the 88s and i really like them. Im an intermediate skiier though so my opinion isnt rooted in much experience with other brands. I have a pair of Faction candides that i also love if that tell you anything about the type of ski i enjoy skiing. The Peaks feel really solid going through all quality of snow and theyre super nimble in the bumbs. They really hold a good edge while carving too. I only had them for a month at the end of last season so i cant speak to their durability but my initial impressions were very high. I cant wait to take them out again in a few weeks when the mountain opens up. Hopefully youll be able to try a pair out soon, if youre ever at Big Sky this year hit me up ill let you try mine.
I worked in the ski industry for 40 years and definitely have some opinions based on my experience. I agree with some of of your criticism of Peak skis and direct to consumer brands in general. However as one other person posted you should buy them, try them , then send them back for a refund because you claim that you are a ski reviewer who has a UA-cam channel. I get that being the negative guy is your thing but don’t criticize something until you actually try it yourself.
This isn't a ski review, this is me being critical of the weird messaging around marketing. I may try the skis but I'm concerned about whether or not I would actually get my money back after mounting them, and honestly I may not, there are a ton of other brands that people really want to know about and Peak Skis isn't a big priority. But I think all of my concerns are legitimate and if given the opportunity I will definitely review these. There are a ton of red flags here that I think are worth talking about.
If possible this ski season it would be intresting to review less well known ski brands such as Lib Tech or Moment a lot of them focus on sustainability which you have said is important. Obviously, it would be difficult however just an idea.
I've reached out to both of them. If you follow them on socials maybe comment that you want me to review them because I don't know how visible emails are vs actual consumers on social media.
Direct to consumer usually has a cost saving....but the Peak skis are $1100 (and made by they're made by Elan, right?..the Ripstick Black is only $850....)
Any thoughts on JSkis? I've never owned any myself but was seriously considering some a few years ago. They always seem a little under the radar and don't seem to get mentioned a lot, but plenty of people seem to love em.
I bought a pair of 98 SC 184’s last year. Loved them so much, added a set of the 104 184’s this season. Both allow me to ski with more confidence and bite in my turns than anything else I’ve had. I’m an intermediate but now do double/triple blacks at Big Sky and Bridger that I could never do before. Can’t say why, they are just more stable and give better feedback than anything else I’ve been on.
Blister seems legit. Bode, if your crack engineering background is how Elan got their design ideas for the SCX let's see you don those 1/2 snowboards and rip it. 1090$. That's the rip. True story Elliott... back in the mid 90's, I was working at the Loaf one year when Bode got on a lift my boss was working at. He gave him a hard time about showing his pass since he was in his CVA garb-- not a race bib, just his pants with those black shorts over them. My boss wouldn't let him on w/o his pass so he said "Do you know who I am? I could have your job." My boss answered "Sure, you'd have less gear but a free pass you could display."
Right on! I'd be happy to review them. Shoot me an email here to sort out shipping address to the office: ricketyskireviews@gmail.com Love seeing a fellow Vermonter in the ski community!
There are a few guys that ride them out here in CO on the front range (I wont be TOO specific). But I think the guy(s) I see riding them works for a marketing company in Denver. I don't think I have seen anyone but his posse on them
Had a guy at Eldora tell me “they’re the best consumer skis I’ve ever skied on.” The wording to me was off a bit on that one. Started giving me a history lesson on Bode Miller and whatever. Like dude Bode could take the crossbars off my Prius and ski them better than I can ski anything on the market
@@danieloser6254 lol, that's some industry speak for sure! "These skis are pretty great, only skis I've ever skied that were better were Bode's personal GS skis in race tune"
@@RicketySkiReviews also I'm not saying they are riding them in public as a means of advertising, but that they are professional advertisers at an agency who I believe are engaged by Peak.
The guy I saw said he raced forever, he was decked out like a race kid who just got done with practice, but was like 55 years old. Also said Bode raced on recreational skis and that’s why race skis are shaped now… idk how much of that I believed, maybe he did, but I really find it hard to believe Bode was on some recreational carving skis
I have peaks got them during one of their major discount sales last season at one point they did a buy one pair get a second free, and a at another time there was a 50% off sale. I have the 88s good all around ski definitely built more like a race ski than a pow board as you will know were your edges are and they are stable at speed. I believe the skis last season were built in the Elan factory and the pattern is from one of Elan's skis but the laminate design and material choices are all developed by peak. Andy Worth ran Palisades Tahoe and many other resorts over his career and has been in the ski resort industry for a long time.
Oh interesting, thanks for the background! wow BOGO for $1090 skis is kind of wild as far as deals go! Thanks for all the info! The company is so new, I appreciate the insight.
Rickety Ski Review: I'm in Utah, skiing Alta & Snowbird. I have spoken with Peak owners that rave about Peak Ski. The keyhole tech has made turning effort less, per their real actual experience. I will be buying them. I have been a Rossignol user for over 40 years. Peak Ski will be the last ski I ever own.
SkiTalk has several threads on users reviews of Peak Skis if your interested. They seem to be decent skis in general. Lot's of Bode hype train for sure. You make a good point that key hole tech. is essentially the same as Y shaped metal or other non-full metal sheets in what it is trying to accomplish. I felt the same way. Not revolutionary at all. Lastly, you are probably correct about Peak avoiding you. Why don't you buy a pair on your CC, mount/ski them for a couple of weeks, and then send them back for full refund. That is what they "promote" as the benefit of DTC sales and what they say to do if you want to "demo" their skis. Take them up on it if your CC can handle the transaction. BTW, about 2/3 way through their first season they offered a 2 skis for the price of one clearance. That sure reduced their ski price as long as you wanted 2 pairs, or had a buddy to split them with.
Interesting! I may try to do that, I'm just worried they won't take the return with mounting holes, and honestly there are so many other skis that people have requested it's not super high on my priority list. I may see if I can find a demo shop or find them at a demo event.
Ski essentials is a store. They don’t review consumer direct brands do they? Blister has reviewed peak and blister is probably the most critical and I’m depth reviewing source…
Ski Essentials does actually, I think they mentioned in a recent live stream that they're trying to test PEAK, but more specifically they do review a handful of skis that they don't carry.
I noticed you keep talking about ski reviewers and that no one has ridden them, but you never bring up blister...why is that? I think they are way more critical than ski essentials
I second this! C'mon @RicketySkiReviews Blister is a huge unbiased player in the ski review game. 6 different peak skis are in their latest buyer's guide.
i thought the skis were made in the same factory than ELAN? i just find their models uninspiring, a long radius wide all mountain ski that prefers groomers? Just take the ripstick , put a little metal in it and sell it under Peak, i might buy it :D
@@RicketySkiReviewsto be clear Peak skis are not ripsticks. i just wish Peak or Elan would make a heavier Ripstick that can cut through crud but still have that playfullness.
Ha! If Bode's Lawyer's are reading, I am in now way implicating myself in slander, this is valid criticism of a skier who is constantly pitching different products lol.
Elliott… Wy’East Productions did a review on Peak Skis (by you know who). You can review the review. BTW thank you for this video and pointing out all the BULLSCHLITZ. I laughed quite hard… it was needed after a long day of teaching tennis.
They look like a Nordica Enforcer to me. There's nothing revolutionary about them IMO, but what do I know, I didn't invent any skis. I'm sure they ski well but I don't understand the business model where you buy skis without trying them. Have you tried Renoun skis?
A SKI is a piece of equipment what does CULTURE have to do with it? Apparently PEAK makes skis with ADVANCED technology whereas all other ski companies use NORMAL/ AVERAGE technology… WHAT!? 🤣😂🤣😂
...'...peak by bode miller..'...appears to be a last desperate cry for help. The graphic does less than nothing to instill curiosity, you would think a third grader could bring something a little more to the offering. If you had an ounce of confidence in your brand, you would want to get it in as many hands as you could out of the box.
Rickety Ski Review: I don't know how you can be so speculative and harsh on Peak Ski when you haven't talked to any owners or tried the product. I always talk to equipment owners first, after I have learned all the information that a ski company puts out. This is how I base my choice first, and final. Your video is quite, Foolish.
what's up man. Not sure on the outreach, but we have sent out maybe 50 pairs of skis to people wanting to review objectively. I don't mind the criticism at all, as you can imagine, I have dealt with it for 40 years, the accuracy is a little suspect but not a big deal. The Elan supercarve was out before the I built the K2 Four, but it was sold more as a gimic and almost no skis in the US, its not accurate that they invented it either, as it bigger sidecut skis were built and tried in the 70s as well but failed. The roll I played was to convince K2 to build a ski that I designed in 1994 that would be a race ski, that ultimately did lead to the global shape ski adoption. So correct, I didn't invent them, but did play a big roll in why they became the norm in skiing. If you reach out again I'll get you a couple pairs to test. The keyhole tech is real, the difference between what Peak is doing and other companies that are cutting metal in their skis is that they aren't getting any real benefit from it because it doesn't work with the dramatic sidecuts they are using and it has to fit in to a pretty specific flex pattern and early rise/rocker profile. I'm excited for the redemption video after you ski on them as we have done very well against the skis you listed off as ones you liked. Last, Bomber, they were not good skis and the reason I left the company is because I had no say in the design and the price point was way to high; $2300, we sold about 5000 the first year so there are lots of unpaid people out there skiing on them. I don't know if you have the same feelings for Chris Davenport or Michelle Parker as you do about me, but neither of them will ski on skis they don't think are better than anything else they can find, and they are on Peak.
This was a really cool response.
Would be happy to be proven wrong, and happy to give the skis a fair test and review.
I imagine the editing in the ad just compressed the story down and that's where some of the gaps came from. So I appreciate the full story, I love learning about this kind of stuff.
I will reach out to you, but you can also feel free to email me directly at ricketyskireviews@gmail.com
Cheers from Idaho.
-Elliott
Very nice response from Bode!
yes it was!@@robertbyrnes1650
Bode, where should I officially review your skis in writing? Absolutely love my new 98's and probably won't go back to head and want to review them..
Very nice response. I'm in Utah skiing Alta & Snowbird. Been waiting to see the first skier with a pair of Peak Ski's. He was on what looked like the first generation. I always ask in person about ski equipment. He said he was impressed with the effort less ability to turn (keyhole)?
I want the new 78 carver, this is the ski that would fit my ability. I wish I could demo a pair.
I have been a Rossignol user for 40 years. I believe in the tech of Peak. I will some how have a pair. It would be the last ski I own. Bode: Thanks, for changing the sport.
They look good when Bode's on them.
agreed, he skis well on them!
I asked Ski Essentials if they will review Peak skis. And this is there honest reply: We are not a Peak dealer, they are direct to consumer, so other than some minor analytics boost we'll get on our YT channel, there's not a huge benefit for us to review these skis. From what I can tell, they look perfectly wonderful and well-crafted!
They only review skis they sell.
Yeah they're super nice. Review went up today: ua-cam.com/video/EQ3dxdRBYLM/v-deo.htmlsi=NdNG5a6jUFfSUTXp
I appreciate your open and honest skepticism man, you call it like you see it and are honest about what you may not know and how you may be missing something. Personally, I like your style man 🤙🏼
Haha thanks! As I've been dealing with the ski industry more and more, I've gotten a deeper respect for Bode, he actually sent me the skis to review and stepped up to the challenge, It's 10x more courageous than alot of these other ski brands to be perfectly honest.
I've got a pair of the 98s in a 184 and the 110s in a 188, both super solid skis.The 98 is a very versatile grab it and go ski. The 110 is definitely a charging powder ski, not a jibby, smear the turn ski. It nukes through pretty much anything your legs can handle. Plus they've both survived a marginal snow season at Discover last year which is saying something about their durability. Especially on the backside. Also their customer service is some of the best I've ever dealt with. Just today I emailed them, I had a question about the 104 by Dave ski. They're having a 3 -day 60% off sale, I got a response within 10 minutes, on a Saturday. There's a good video and a couple interviews with Bode where he goes into real detail about his thinking and the evolution of the keyhole technology from back in his race day's. Might want to check them out.
I have a pair of the 88s and i really like them. Im an intermediate skiier though so my opinion isnt rooted in much experience with other brands. I have a pair of Faction candides that i also love if that tell you anything about the type of ski i enjoy skiing. The Peaks feel really solid going through all quality of snow and theyre super nimble in the bumbs. They really hold a good edge while carving too. I only had them for a month at the end of last season so i cant speak to their durability but my initial impressions were very high. I cant wait to take them out again in a few weeks when the mountain opens up. Hopefully youll be able to try a pair out soon, if youre ever at Big Sky this year hit me up ill let you try mine.
Awesome thanks Jimmy! Nice to get a real person's opinion on the skis.
I worked in the ski industry for 40 years and definitely have some opinions based on my experience. I agree with some of of your criticism of Peak skis and direct to consumer brands in general. However as one other person posted you should buy them, try them , then send them back for a refund because you claim that you are a ski reviewer who has a UA-cam channel. I get that being the negative guy is your thing but don’t criticize something until you actually try it yourself.
This isn't a ski review, this is me being critical of the weird messaging around marketing.
I may try the skis but I'm concerned about whether or not I would actually get my money back after mounting them, and honestly I may not, there are a ton of other brands that people really want to know about and Peak Skis isn't a big priority. But I think all of my concerns are legitimate and if given the opportunity I will definitely review these.
There are a ton of red flags here that I think are worth talking about.
As a ski review guy I think you should include your negative criticism in the context of the ski review.
If possible this ski season it would be intresting to review less well known ski brands such as Lib Tech or Moment a lot of them focus on sustainability which you have said is important. Obviously, it would be difficult however just an idea.
I've reached out to both of them. If you follow them on socials maybe comment that you want me to review them because I don't know how visible emails are vs actual consumers on social media.
Direct to consumer usually has a cost saving....but the Peak skis are $1100 (and made by they're made by Elan, right?..the Ripstick Black is only $850....)
Great point! yeah that's a very expensive gamble for people to make imo
Any thoughts on JSkis?
I've never owned any myself but was seriously considering some a few years ago. They always seem a little under the radar and don't seem to get mentioned a lot, but plenty of people seem to love em.
I reached out to them, hoping to be able to test some but no word yet and they're hard to locate to review locally.
@@RicketySkiReviewsyou can purchase a pair of J Skis and ski on them for 5 days-if you don’t love them they will refund you 100%.
Love my J Skis.
I bought a pair of 98 SC 184’s last year. Loved them so much, added a set of the 104 184’s this season. Both allow me to ski with more confidence and bite in my turns than anything else I’ve had. I’m an intermediate but now do double/triple blacks at Big Sky and Bridger that I could never do before. Can’t say why, they are just more stable and give better feedback than anything else I’ve been on.
Wow! Impressive the skis were able to improve your skills by that much. Thanks for sharing.
I have the peak 98’s and the peak 110’s. Love them both. You are welcome to take them for a ride if you are ever out here in WA.
Awesome thanks for the offer! Bode's team is sending me a pair in the mail, so I'm excited to review them in the next month. Which pair do you prefer?
I was on a lift with a guy that had a pair on. He said he liked them but they were chattery at higher speeds.
Oooo interesting
Dang $1090 is alot to risk on a 30 day return policy
Blister seems legit. Bode, if your crack engineering background is how Elan got their design ideas for the SCX let's see you don those 1/2 snowboards and rip it. 1090$. That's the rip. True story Elliott... back in the mid 90's, I was working at the Loaf one year when Bode got on a lift my boss was working at. He gave him a hard time about showing his pass since he was in his CVA garb-- not a race bib, just his pants with those black shorts over them. My boss wouldn't let him on w/o his pass so he said "Do you know who I am? I could have your job." My boss answered "Sure, you'd have less gear but a free pass you could display."
Great story thanks for sharing!
Happy to send you a pair of Renoun's to test and post whatever you'd like
Right on! I'd be happy to review them. Shoot me an email here to sort out shipping address to the office: ricketyskireviews@gmail.com
Love seeing a fellow Vermonter in the ski community!
There are a few guys that ride them out here in CO on the front range (I wont be TOO specific). But I think the guy(s) I see riding them works for a marketing company in Denver. I don't think I have seen anyone but his posse on them
Woah, that's a weird look
Had a guy at Eldora tell me “they’re the best consumer skis I’ve ever skied on.” The wording to me was off a bit on that one. Started giving me a history lesson on Bode Miller and whatever. Like dude Bode could take the crossbars off my Prius and ski them better than I can ski anything on the market
@@danieloser6254 lol, that's some industry speak for sure! "These skis are pretty great, only skis I've ever skied that were better were Bode's personal GS skis in race tune"
@@RicketySkiReviews also I'm not saying they are riding them in public as a means of advertising, but that they are professional advertisers at an agency who I believe are engaged by Peak.
The guy I saw said he raced forever, he was decked out like a race kid who just got done with practice, but was like 55 years old. Also said Bode raced on recreational skis and that’s why race skis are shaped now… idk how much of that I believed, maybe he did, but I really find it hard to believe Bode was on some recreational carving skis
Much more interesting is the fact that Candide just released his Ski line
And the prices are much lower.
Ski Essentials will have reviews of these according to a reply on the mid 100s comparison video.
We've been in talks about collaborating in the future! The biggest obstacle honestly is being on opposite sides of the US.
Peak skis are definitely made in the Elan factory. Ski essentials only reviews skis they sell.
wow that's surprising!
I have peaks got them during one of their major discount sales last season at one point they did a buy one pair get a second free, and a at another time there was a 50% off sale. I have the 88s good all around ski definitely built more like a race ski than a pow board as you will know were your edges are and they are stable at speed. I believe the skis last season were built in the Elan factory and the pattern is from one of Elan's skis but the laminate design and material choices are all developed by peak. Andy Worth ran Palisades Tahoe and many other resorts over his career and has been in the ski resort industry for a long time.
Oh interesting, thanks for the background! wow BOGO for $1090 skis is kind of wild as far as deals go!
Thanks for all the info! The company is so new, I appreciate the insight.
Rickety Ski Review: I'm in Utah, skiing Alta & Snowbird. I have spoken with Peak owners that rave about Peak Ski. The keyhole tech has made turning effort less, per their real actual experience. I will be buying them. I have been a Rossignol user for over 40 years. Peak Ski will be the last ski I ever own.
right on, nice to hear from people with the skis! Check out some of our more recent videos about the skis!
I could watch Bode ski on Peak skis all day. Need. More. Ads.
Just curious, how do you rate your own skiing level?
I don't know, you can see my skiing here if you want: ua-cam.com/video/JEh6nPAAHgY/v-deo.htmlsi=0sAPSqUmNSQa_ZhN&t=39
I did see someone skiing them yesterday but I didn't get a chance to talk to them..
I love Brett Favre and I bought a nose hair trimmer with his name on it and it died on me right away.. My Norelco has been great ever since I got it..
Haha that's rough, yeah sports endorsements aren't what they used to be.
SkiTalk has several threads on users reviews of Peak Skis if your interested. They seem to be decent skis in general. Lot's of Bode hype train for sure. You make a good point that key hole tech. is essentially the same as Y shaped metal or other non-full metal sheets in what it is trying to accomplish. I felt the same way. Not revolutionary at all. Lastly, you are probably correct about Peak avoiding you. Why don't you buy a pair on your CC, mount/ski them for a couple of weeks, and then send them back for full refund. That is what they "promote" as the benefit of DTC sales and what they say to do if you want to "demo" their skis. Take them up on it if your CC can handle the transaction. BTW, about 2/3 way through their first season they offered a 2 skis for the price of one clearance. That sure reduced their ski price as long as you wanted 2 pairs, or had a buddy to split them with.
Interesting! I may try to do that, I'm just worried they won't take the return with mounting holes, and honestly there are so many other skis that people have requested it's not super high on my priority list. I may see if I can find a demo shop or find them at a demo event.
No
Ski essentials is a store. They don’t review consumer direct brands do they? Blister has reviewed peak and blister is probably the most critical and I’m depth reviewing source…
Ski Essentials does actually, I think they mentioned in a recent live stream that they're trying to test PEAK, but more specifically they do review a handful of skis that they don't carry.
I noticed you keep talking about ski reviewers and that no one has ridden them, but you never bring up blister...why is that? I think they are way more critical than ski essentials
I like Blister's review. I feel like they dont sell skis ? or do they ? Ski essentials do sell them.
@@simongloutnez589 - they don't sell skis, which is why i trust them a lot more than ski essentials
Blister does not sell skis. Ski Essentials is a online ski shop in VT connected to an actual ski shop.
I second this! C'mon @RicketySkiReviews Blister is a huge unbiased player in the ski review game. 6 different peak skis are in their latest buyer's guide.
@@jeffreygreen9315 well dats interesting
i thought the skis were made in the same factory than ELAN? i just find their models uninspiring, a long radius wide all mountain ski that prefers groomers? Just take the ripstick , put a little metal in it and sell it under Peak, i might buy it :D
Woah interesting I didn't know that! Literally nothing in their advertising or what I can see from ski build has intrigued me.
@@RicketySkiReviewsto be clear Peak skis are not ripsticks. i just wish Peak or Elan would make a heavier Ripstick that can cut through crud but still have that playfullness.
bought my subscription with the bode slander
Ha! If Bode's Lawyer's are reading, I am in now way implicating myself in slander, this is valid criticism of a skier who is constantly pitching different products lol.
Have you ever skied on a pair of Praxis skis out of Tahoe?
No, but I would totally be open to it
Elliott… Wy’East Productions did a review on Peak Skis (by you know who). You can review the review.
BTW thank you for this video and pointing out all the BULLSCHLITZ. I laughed quite hard… it was needed after a long day of teaching tennis.
hey man, moment skis review when? F all these big brands!(respect to bode though still)
Trying to work with them, but they don't have any inventory local to me, definitely comments like this help because I send them on to their team!
Sorry dude but Romy and Michele invented the post it note.
lmao I love that movie
I give them another year before they close up shop. Steer clear of anyting to do with Andy Wirth.
They look like a Nordica Enforcer to me. There's nothing revolutionary about them IMO, but what do I know, I didn't invent any skis. I'm sure they ski well but I don't understand the business model where you buy skis without trying them. Have you tried Renoun skis?
Exactly! And nothing I've seen from their marketing has really peaked my interest about it.
A SKI is a piece of equipment what does CULTURE have to do with it? Apparently PEAK makes skis with ADVANCED technology whereas all other ski companies use NORMAL/ AVERAGE technology… WHAT!? 🤣😂🤣😂
Lol that's what I thought on rewatch!
I'd rather try/buy a pair of Van Deer..Marcel Hirscher ..company. Hendrik Kristoffersen riding the race versions. Huge Hirscher fan though ..lol
Woah, I will have to look into those, first time hearing about these. Thanks for the tip!
They’re simply rebranded Augment skis. Seems like they make many racers have dabbled with custom or rebranded skis built by Augment for years
...'...peak by bode miller..'...appears to be a last desperate cry for help. The graphic does less than nothing to instill curiosity, you would think a third grader could bring something a little more to the offering. If you had an ounce of confidence in your brand, you would want to get it in as many hands as you could out of the box.
I agree, I've extended the olive branch out to them several times, but they don't seem too interested.
Rickety Ski Review: I don't know how you can be so speculative and harsh on Peak Ski when you haven't talked to any owners or tried the product. I always talk to equipment owners first, after I have learned all the information that a ski company puts out. This is how I base my choice first, and final. Your video is quite, Foolish.
You should check out some of the more recent videos