Völkl Revolt 95

Surprising how well it carves and holds an edge too kind of when you look a little bit deeper though it makes sense there's not really a whole lot of ...

Hey, it's James here from In the Snow and I've just been testing the Volkl Revolt. This is part of the freestyle ski range, it's actually developed, s...

Really good control. The Revolt 95 originally came from the brain of a Metadali and works for everything from the streets to mellow depths of power. I...

So I find this ski, especially when you consider the price point that it hits, it provides a really impressive amount of different performance charact...

You know, this Revolt 95 is just a fantastic choice.

Once you've narrowed down two or three skis you like the sound of, go read the full review of them on the Blister site. Same thing for your second pair, but look in the "all-mountain - more forgiving" and "powder - more directional" section. Off the top of my head, two skis that could probably work are the Atomic Bent 90 and the Salomon QST Blank, or the Volkl Revolt 95 and Blizzard Rustler 11.

I have the revolt 95 good ski but not super durable but a surprisingly good all mountain ski and for switching bindings from ski to ski I would advise against it bc you need to add some wood glue when you screw in the bindings and if you switched based on the day it would prob affect the binding seal to the ski.

I currently have and been skiing on a pair of Volkl Revolt 95 (2018) for the past 3 seasons. I have had to switch out the bindings once and plan to use these skiis when I'm just trying to mess around and not care about damaging my skiis. I originally "wanted" to be a park skiier, but as of lately have noticed how much more fun I have carving on steep groomers, and floating in deep powder in the trees.