Völkl Revolt 86 Picture + Marker Squire TCX D (Model 22/23)

Völkl Revolt 86 Picture + Marker Squire TCX D (Model 22/23)

The Völkl Revolt 86 is a straightforward, fun twin-tip ski that does more than just laps in the park. Its 86 mm waist and rocker-camber-rocker profile make it quick from edge to edge and easy to move around, whether you're working on park tricks, skiing switch or linking turns on groomed pistes.

The multilayer wood core, made from poplar and beech, gives the ski a solid foundation without making it unnecessarily complicated. Völkl combines a central sidewall section with capped construction in the tips and tails, balancing edge grip with durability and a lighter, more agile feel. The ski has a lively, snappy character and can handle a proper carve as well as playful freestyle skiing.

The Revolt 86 is particularly well suited to younger skiers, smaller adults and those progressing with their freestyle skills. It is also a capable everyday resort ski for anyone who wants something manoeuvrable and playful rather than a heavy, directional all-mountain ski. The 86 mm waist offers limited float in deeper snow, so its strengths are best found on piste, in the park and around the resort.

Specifications:

• Terrain: Park / Freestyle / All-Mountain / Groomed Pistes

• Sidecut: 120 / 86 / 110 mm

• Turn radius: 21 m at 172 cm

• Rocker profile: Rocker / Camber / Rocker

• Core: Multilayer wood core (poplar and beech)

• Construction: Twin Tip Construction with central sidewalls and capped tips and tails

• Bindings: Marker Squire TCX D

These skis are available in different conditions, ranging from A (light wear) to C (heavier wear). The exact condition of each pair is indicated in the product variant you select before adding the skis to your cart.

Why choose this ski – and why not?

Choose the Revolt 86 if you want a quick, playful ski for park sessions, groomers and everyday resort use. Its twin-tip shape and lively feel make it a good platform for developing freestyle skills without giving up the ability to carve turns. It is less suited to skiers who prioritise deep-snow performance or want a wide, powerful ski for aggressive freeriding.

Stock photo for illustration only. These are used skis with bindings.