Head Worldcup Rebels i.GS RD Team Jr Skis 2019

The 2019 Head Worldcup Rebels I.GS RD Team Jr Race Ski is a proven winner.  Head's Junior GS skis are constructed to allow the ski to turn quickly/tightly while still maintaining Head's unparalleled stability and grip on hard snow.  With Graphene included in the core construction, Head has produced a nimble ski that doesn't sacrifice strength.  Graphene is one of the lightest and strongest materials known to man.  

Current USSA regulations for U14's through U21's require a GS ski that is greater than 17 meters in radius, with no ski length requirement.  The strongest skis for the strongest athletes will still be the FIS designed skis, (e.g. the 193 and 188 lengths) but for athletes who are younger and/or less powerful, or athletes skiing shorter GS course sets, this type of Non-FIS ski can be the ideal tool for achieving great results.

Head skis come from the manufacturer's factory race room not fully prepared for racing.  Head JR. GS skis are set at the factory with a 1 degree base bevel and 1 degree side angle.  Peak Performance recommends for JR GS skis a 1 degree or .7 degree (for more aggressive and skillful racers) base bevel, 3 degree side angle, sidewalls pulled from the edge, and race wax applied.  In our drop-down menu above, we offer several levels of race preparation to choose from as options.  Please refer to the Race Tuning & Services page for more information and advanced options, and in your order notes please tell us what base angle you prefer if you are choosing the Elite or World Cup Prep add on.  Premium prep does not include base edge modification.

Head skis require the use of Head bindings - Head Freeflex 11 (Din 3-11), Head Freeflex Pro 14 RD (Din 4-14).  We also offer the Head Evo 9 for athletes with Junior boot sole dimensions or who weigh less than 75 lbs.

Ultra-damp feel and 100% power transmission are the hallmarks of Head Race Ski construction.  The Head Worldcup Rebels ski is the chosen brand for accomplished World Cup ski racers Lindsey Vonn, Ted Ligety, Aksel Lund Svindal and Kjetil Jansrud.