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2027 Volkl Peregrine 76 Skis W/ R-Motion 12 Bindings

2027 Volkl Peregrine 76 Skiswith R-Motion 12 Bindings

SKU V2611022
$1,299.99
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DESCRIPTION

The Volkl Peregrine 76 is a narrow-waisted all-mountain frontside ski built for skiers who spend their days on groomed terrain. A multi-radius sidecut, a poplar and beech wood core, and titanal layering give it a smooth, grippy character that makes carving feel easy and natural for skiers still dialing in their technique.

Why we like it:

The multi-radius sidecut is a smart touch on a ski at this level, letting it mix short and long turns instead of forcing one shape. There's a forgiving, confidence-building feel here that doesn't punish a less-than-perfect stance.

Who it's for:

Intermediate skiers working toward a stronger, more confident carving game on trail. A solid fit for someone who skis mostly groomers and wants a ski that grips well without demanding expert input.

Highlights:

The Peregrine 76 leans on Volkl's 3D Radius sidecut, which blends a longer tip radius for stability, a tighter center radius for easy short turns, and an open tail radius for a smooth exit. Underfoot sits a multilayer poplar and beech wood core, with denser beech worked toward the edges for grip and lighter poplar through the center for an easier, peppier feel. Volkl adds titanal for damping and power along with its 3D Glass laminate, which folds the fiberglass into a three-dimensional shape to boost stiffness and snap over a flat laminate. Tailored carbon tips keep the shovel light and responsive. It's an approachable, planted platform that rewards progression.

Things to consider:

This is a frontside ski through and through. Take it into deep snow or heavy chop and the narrow waist will show its limits. Skiers who already charge hard will likely want more metal and muscle than the Peregrine 76 offers.

Fit & sizing considerations:

The Peregrine 76 sizes true to length. Pick your usual size; drop a length for easier handling or bump up for more stability as your speed grows.

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Learn more about the Volkl Peregrine 76

Model YearProduct PageSki Test ResultsChairlift Chat
2027
2027 Volkl Peregrine 76 Skis W/ R-Motion 12 Bindings
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2026
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2025
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This is a good ski for someone who wants to go fast and has the skills to pressure the ski to carve well.
Bill Shore
Tester Reviews
9 testers reviewed the 2027 Volkl Peregrine 76
Ability
I'm A Pro
Height
5’ 8”
Weight
135
Days / Year
125
Age
38
Years Skiing
20
Technically accurate and smooth
2027 Volkl Peregrine 76 Skis W/ R-Motion 12 Bindings
Size Tested:
176 CM
Location, Terrain, Snow Conditions Notes
Groomed Perry Merril with loose ice chunks.
Did this length feel short, long, or just right? Would you recommend sizing up or down, or does it ski "true to size?" Would you choose this length for yourself?
Felt true to size, I would choose this ski on a day to rip wall to wall groomers, and would consider a shorter length for shorter turns, steeper terrain, and maybe bumps.
Scores
Floatation:5/10
 
Stability:9/10
 
Quickness:6/10
 
Playfulness:6/10
 
Forgiveness:6/10
 
Edge Grip:9/10
 
Versatility:6/10
 
Overall:9/10
 
What's your first impression of this ski? How did it feel?
First impression is very similar to the Stockli Laser SC or Blizzard HRC; a pretty burly frontside ski that likes to carve, but can skid, do short turns, and even the bumps if the pilot has the skills.
For what type of terrain would you recommend this ski? Why does it perform well in that terrain?
This is a frontside ski and performs well on groomers due to its narrow waist and stiff construction. The ski instructor-type would like this ski in the bumps as well.
What's the appropriate ability level and/or style for this ski? Why is it appropriate for that type of skier?
This ski is for advanced to expert skiers and rewards accurate technique. Those less polished skiers may find this ski a little too much.
Anything else you want to tell us about your experience on these skis?
Consider the Peregrine 72 for something more snappy in transition if you prefer shorter turns. I’d probably choose that over the 76. I really like these type of skis; narrow, stiff, beer-league race type skis. Very similar to the Blizzard HRC.

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