Head Oblivion

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2025-2026 Freestyle and Backcountry Ski Range

To help you find the Oblivion ski that best suits you, Glisshop introduces the entire range.

Head Oblivion 79: manoeuvrable freestyle ski

Approachable and fun, this ski focuses on playfulness and progression in freestyle. With its double rocker and wood/fibreglass core, it offers maximum pop and ideal manoeuvrability for jibbing, side hits and flat tricks.

Waist width: 79 mm
Radius: 19.1 m
Level: Intermediate - Advanced
Style: Freestyle

Head Oblivion 84: playful ski

More dynamic and versatile, it is designed for the park and groomers. Its traditional camber combined with double rocker ensures grip and rebound, while its twin tip shape allows riding switch with ease.

Waist width: 84 mm
Radius: 19 m
Level: Intermediate - Advanced
Style: Freestyle

Head Oblivion 94: versatile and fun ski

A true bridge between park and all-mountain, it combines forgiveness, dynamism and float. With its 94 mm waist and wood/carbon construction, it delivers performance and playfulness in all conditions.

Waist width: 94 mm
Radius: 22.8 m
Level: Intermediate - Advanced
Style: Freestyle

Head Oblivion 102: backcountry ski for powder

The companion for lovers of backcountry skiing. Its width and double rocker offer remarkable float in powder, without sacrificing stability and responsiveness on hard snow. It is aimed at riders who want to express their creativity off the beaten track.

Waist width: 102 mm
Radius: 22.8 m
Level: Intermediate - Advanced
Programme: Backcountry

Focus on PNP Rocker

The PNP Rocker technology is a profile developed by Head for its freestyle and freeride skis, including models from the Oblivion range.

PNP stands for Park and Pipe. This type of rocker was designed for skiers who ride in the terrain park (kickers, rails, boxes) and pipe, but who also want to keep a ski effective on groomers and versatile in all conditions.

Double rocker (early rise in tip and tail): facilitates entry into pivots, allows quicker lift in soft snow and makes the ski more playful.
Traditional camber underfoot: ensures good grip on hard snow, stability on landings and effective pop for jumps and ollies.
Forgiveness and manoeuvrability: the rocker makes the ski more forgiving, less catchy at the tip and easier to handle.
Performance on hard snow : thanks to the traditional camber, the ski maintains responsiveness and grip when the snow is icy.

In summary, the PNP Rocker combines the forgiveness and playfulness of a double rocker with the stability and grip of a traditional camber. It is this blend that defines the signature of Head freestyle and backcountry skis.

Expertise and advice at Glisshop

Looking to push your limits in freestyle or backcountry? Discover the Head Oblivion range at Glisshop and benefit from the expertise of our passionate staff. Whether you're looking for a playful ski for the park or a stable model for powder, we help you find the ski that perfectly matches your style and desires.