Vena Cor Ski - 2027

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:

"I took the Vena Cor out on everything from early-morning corduroy to soft afternoon chop, and it never felt out of place. The 100mm waist gives it enough float for deeper days, but the short radius and double rocker make it quick and easy to pivot when terrain gets tight. I like how it carves cleanly on edge yet still feels loose and playful when I want to slash or smear a turn. It’s balanced, fun, and surprisingly versatile."

Who It’s For

Advanced Intermediates to Advanced All-Mountain Skiers:

Skiers who split their time between groomers, mixed snow, and the occasional powder day will get the most out of this ski. It suits confident riders who want one setup for carving laps, exploring off-piste terrain, and skiing with a playful, creative style—without committing to a fully directional freeride plank.

What It’s For

All-Mountain Skiing in Mixed Conditions:

Built for resort-wide exploration, the Vena Cor handles groomed runs, chopped-up afternoon snow, and soft powder with equal ease. Its 100mm waist, double rocker profile, and moderate sidecut let you move from carving arcs on hardpack to pivoting through trees or softer snow without missing a beat.

Why We Like It

Float, Carve, and Playfulness in One Shape:

We like how the Vena Cor blends a 100mm waist with a slightly short 17m radius for a feel that’s both surfy and responsive. The double rocker with a fish tail boosts maneuverability and control, while classic medium camber underfoot keeps edge hold dependable. An intermediate flex pattern adds forgiveness without feeling dull, making it a strong daily driver for varied terrain.