The Völkl Peregrine 72 Green are sport-oriented skis designed primarily for dynamic skiing on groomed pistes, aimed at skiers who want to combine short and medium-length turns throughout the day and are looking for a precise, stable and sufficiently versatile model. With a 72 mm waist, they belong firmly to the piste-oriented category, while their technical designation Piste-Groomers-Hard Snow confirms their focus on prepared and firm surfaces. The manufacturer emphasises the ski's ability to transition smoothly between different turn shapes while maintaining a dynamic, sporty character from hard morning snow to progressively more variable conditions later in the day.
At the heart of the construction is a Multilayer Woodcore made from 67% beech and 33% poplar, complemented by Full Titanal reinforcement and Full Sidewall ABS construction. The manufacturer associates the multilayer wooden core with a combination of stability, energy and reliable power transfer, while Full Titanal is designed to contribute to smoother damping and greater confidence at higher speeds. Full Sidewall ABS supports direct pressure transmission towards the edges. The result is a construction aimed at sporty skiers who want precise response and stability during active ski control.
The 122-72-103 mm geometry is combined with 3D Radius Sidecut, a Tip & Tail Rocker profile and Tailored Carbon Tips. For each ski length, the manufacturer specifies three radius values corresponding to the 3D Radius Sidecut concept, allowing the ski to work with different turn shapes. According to the manufacturer, the Tailored Carbon Tip sharpens the response of the shovel and supports direct, controlled turn initiation, while 3D.Glass increases torsional stiffness and contributes to a more lively response when transitioning from edge to edge.
The Peregrine 72 Green are available in 158, 163, 168, 173 and 178 cm lengths and use the new integrated rMotion Toolless system, developed in cooperation with binding specialist MARKER. The manufacturer highlights power transmission, edge grip and the ability to make very quick adjustments without tools, which can also be particularly practical for rental operations. The recommended binding is RMOTION-T 12 BLACK (6877Z1.VB) and according to the product classification, the binding is included in the set. The construction is completed by a P-Tex 4504 base with Zebra Structure, factory Serial Finish and additional elements focused on dynamic carving performance.
Who are these skis designed for
The Völkl Peregrine 72 Green are designed for sporty skiers who spend most of their time on groomed pistes and are looking for a precise, dynamic and stable model for active carving. The product classification places them in the Sports category, while the technical intended use is specified as Piste-Groomers-Hard Snow. Their 72 mm waist, Full Titanal, wooden core and Full Sidewall ABS create a distinctly sporty and piste-oriented concept.
The model is particularly suitable for skiers who:
are looking for sporty skis with a 72 mm waist
spend most of their time on groomed and hard pistes
want to dynamically alternate between short and medium-length turns
prefer a Multilayer Woodcore made from beech and poplar
want a construction with Full Titanal and Full Sidewall ABS
are looking for Tailored Carbon Tips for direct and controlled turn initiation
want to use 3D Radius Sidecut with multiple radii
prefer a sporty construction with 3D.Glass and Tip & Tail Rocker
are looking for a complete rMotion Toolless system with RMOTION-T 12 bindings
The Peregrine 72 are not wide all-mountain skis focused on soft snow, nor are they freeride skis intended for deep powder. Although the product classification uses the general All Mountain/All Round designation, the Piste-Groomers-Hard Snow specification, 72 mm waist and overall construction clearly indicate a sporty piste-oriented focus. They make the most sense for skiers who want to actively work with the edges, vary turn lengths and take advantage of the precision and stability of the construction on groomed surfaces.
How the skis perform on the piste
The 72 mm waist creates a narrow and distinctly piste-oriented platform. The 122-72-103 mm geometry combined with 3D Radius Sidecut makes it possible to use different turn shapes, and the manufacturer specifically emphasises transitions between short and medium-length turns. This variability in radii is one of the key construction features of the Peregrine 72 and differentiates their character from skis designed around a single traditional radius.
The Tailored Carbon Tip is designed to sharpen the response of the front of the ski and support direct, controlled turn initiation. According to the supplied information, 3D.Glass increases torsional stiffness and adds a more lively response when transitioning from one edge to the other. Combined with Full Sidewall ABS, the construction is therefore focused on precise ski control and dynamic carving performance.
Full Titanal is designed to contribute to smoother damping and greater confidence at higher speeds, while the Multilayer Woodcore made from beech and poplar provides the foundation for stability, energy and power transfer. The Peregrine 72 are therefore not built solely around easy handling, but primarily around a combination of precision, stability and dynamics for sporty skiing on firm and groomed surfaces.
How to read the specifications
Dimensions 122-72-103 mm
The Völkl Peregrine 72 Green have a geometry of 122-72-103 mm. The first value represents the width of the tip, the second the width of the ski under the binding and the third the width of the tail.
The 72 mm waist places the Peregrine 72 among narrow, distinctly piste-oriented sport skis. This width corresponds to their Piste-Groomers-Hard Snow designation and supports a concept focused on active edge engagement and dynamic transitions between turns on prepared surfaces. It is not a dimension primarily intended for deep or significantly soft snow.
3D Radius Sidecut – three radii by length
The manufacturer specifies the following values:
158 cm – 16.8 m / 11.8 m / 14.2 m
163 cm – 18.1 m / 12.7 m / 15.2 m
168 cm – 19.4 m / 13.6 m / 16.2 m
173 cm – 20.7 m / 14.5 m / 17.3 m
178 cm – 22.2 m / 15.5 m / 18.4 m
Unlike models with a single nominal radius, the manufacturer specifies three values for each Peregrine 72 length in connection with 3D Radius Sidecut technology. The construction is designed to allow the ski to work with different turn shapes and lengths while supporting more versatile sporty performance.
The supplied information directly emphasises the ski's ability to transition between short and medium-length turns. The individual values progressively increase with ski length. However, the supplied materials do not separately explain the exact position of each of the three stated radii within the ski geometry, so their specific individual function should not be inferred.
Lengths 158–178 cm
The Völkl Peregrine 72 Green are available in 158, 163, 168, 173 and 178 cm lengths. This range makes it possible to choose between shorter, more agile versions and longer variants with a larger platform according to physical parameters, technical ability and preferred skiing style.
When choosing the appropriate length, it is important to consider not only the skier's height but also weight, technical level, preferred speed and turn characteristics. Due to the sporty orientation of the model, choosing the correct length has a significant influence on its final skiing character.
Weight by length
The manufacturer specifies:
163 cm – 3,140 g
168 cm – 3,200 g
173 cm – 3,260 g
178 cm – 3,320 g
No weight is specified in the supplied information for the 158 cm length. For the remaining lengths, the stated weight gradually increases with ski length.
The supplied information for this specification does not state the measurement methodology or explicitly clarify whether the values refer to a specific configuration with or without bindings. Although the model is supplied as a complete set with an integrated binding system, this weight configuration should not be assumed without an explicit manufacturer statement.
Technologies
Multilayer Woodcore – Beech 67% / Poplar 33%
The Peregrine 72 use a Multilayer Woodcore consisting of 67% beech and 33% poplar. The manufacturer also generally describes the Multilayer Woodcore construction as a combination of harder wood in the side areas and softer wood in the centre.
According to the manufacturer, this construction provides a combination of stability, energy and reliable power transfer. Unlike models for which the wood-core composition is not specified, both the wood species and their percentage ratio are directly stated in the technical information for the Peregrine 72.
Full Titanal
The Peregrine 72 use Full Titanal reinforcement, which is one of the key elements of their sporty construction.
The manufacturer associates Full Titanal with smoother damping and greater confidence when skiing at higher speeds. However, the exact thickness, number of layers and detailed positioning of the Titanal are not specified in the supplied information, so these construction parameters should not be added.
Tailored Carbon Tips
Tailored Carbon Tips, together with 3D Radius Sidecut, form one of the foundations of the Peregrine 72's agility and versatility. According to the manufacturer, the technology sharpens shovel response and supports direct and controlled turn initiation.
The exact quantity, orientation and positioning of the carbon fibres are not specified in detail in the supplied information. The technology should therefore primarily be associated with the manufacturer-stated shovel response, agility and controlled turn initiation.
3D.Glass
The Peregrine 72 use 3D.Glass, which according to the supplied information is associated with increased torsional stiffness and a more lively response when transitioning from edge to edge.
This technology complements the wooden core, Full Titanal and the other construction elements of the sport-oriented model. However, the exact orientation, amount and geometric positioning of the 3D.Glass material are not specified in the supplied information.
Full Sidewall ABS
The Full Sidewall ABS construction of the Peregrine 72 is associated with direct pressure transmission towards the edges. It is one of the elements supporting the model's piste-oriented and carving-focused character.
Full Sidewall ABS works together with the Multilayer Woodcore and the other reinforcement elements of the overall construction. The exact geometry and additional material parameters of the sidewalls are not specified in detail in the supplied information.
3D Radius Sidecut
3D Radius Sidecut is one of the main characteristic technologies of the Peregrine 72. The manufacturer associates it with versatility and the ski's ability to work with different turn shapes.
For this model, three radius values are directly specified for every length. This corresponds to the ski's focus on dynamically alternating between short and medium-length turns. However, the supplied information does not separately explain the exact function and position of each of the three radii.
Tip & Tail Rocker
The Peregrine 72 use a Tip & Tail Rocker profile, meaning rocker is incorporated in both the tip and tail areas. This profile is combined with 3D Radius Sidecut and the 122-72-103 mm geometry.
The exact length and height of the rocker zones are not specified in the supplied information. Tip & Tail Rocker should therefore be presented as a confirmed part of the construction without adding specific dimensions or unsupported characteristics.
P-Tex 4504 and Zebra Structure
The base is specified in the technical information as P-Tex 4504 with Zebra Structure. In the introductory description, the manufacturer directly characterises P-Tex 4504 as a fast base.
However, the exact material composition of P-Tex 4504 and the detailed geometric parameters of Zebra Structure are not stated in the supplied information. Additional specific characteristics not explicitly mentioned by the manufacturer for this model should therefore not be added.
Fully Structured
Fully Structured is also listed among the technologies used in the Peregrine 72. However, the supplied information does not provide a separate technical explanation of the specific implementation of this technology.
It should therefore be presented as a confirmed part of the specification without adding a specific structure, geometry or additional functional properties that are not described in the supplied information.
Serial Finish
Serial Finish is also listed among the technologies used in the Peregrine 72. The supplied information does not provide a more detailed technical explanation of the specific factory implementation on this model.
Without additional information, Serial Finish should therefore not be associated with specific edge angles or other factory tuning parameters that are not separately stated in the Peregrine 72 technical specifications.
rMotion Toolless
The Peregrine 72 use the new integrated rMotion Toolless system, which according to the manufacturer was developed in cooperation with binding specialist MARKER. The manufacturer highlights a new level of edge grip and power transmission in a system that can be adjusted without tools.
The ability to make very quick adjustments without tools can be useful not only for general use, but the manufacturer specifically mentions the system's appeal for rental operations, where equipment settings often need to be changed between individual users.
rMotion Toolless and RMOTION-T 12 BLACK
The Peregrine 72 use the Plate System: rMotion Toolless, and the recommended binding is RMOTION-T 12 BLACK (6877Z1.VB). According to the product classification, the binding is included in the set.
The product classification also states “Binding up to 120 kg”. This figure is not a DIN setting, and the actual safety-binding adjustment must always correspond to the skier's individual parameters, the ski boots used and the skier's technical ability. Binding compatibility and correct adjustment should be checked by a professional ski service.
Why choose the VÖLKL Peregrine 72 Green?
The Völkl Peregrine 72 Green are an attractive choice for sporty skiers looking for precise and dynamic piste skis capable of working with different turn lengths throughout the day. The 122-72-103 mm geometry, 3D Radius Sidecut with three specified radii for each length, Tip & Tail Rocker and Tailored Carbon Tips create a construction platform for agile and sporty skiing on groomed and firm surfaces.
The Multilayer Woodcore made from beech and poplar, Full Titanal, 3D.Glass, Full Sidewall ABS, P-Tex 4504 with Zebra Structure and the integrated rMotion Toolless system complete a construction focused on stability, power transfer and dynamic ski control. The Peregrine 72 make the most sense for sporty skiers who want a technically advanced, piste-oriented model for precise carving, active edge engagement and dynamic transitions between short and medium-length turns throughout the entire skiing day.
| For whom: | Men's/Unisex |
| Type of skis: | All Mountain/All Round |
| Type of skier: | Sports |
| Type of ski slope: | Adjusted |
| Color: | Green |
| Core type: | Wooden core |
| Ski width under bindings: | 64 - 75 mm |
| Radius: | Medium (14-17m), Short (10-14 m) |
| Including binding: | Yes |
| Binding up to - kg: | 120 kg |
Three radii in one ski for maximum TURNING & SPEED VERSATILITY IN ALL MOUNTAIN SKIING LONG TIP & TAIL RADIUS Usage of long radii at tip and tail for big turns and high speed // easy steering and maneuverability // disruption resistant at the tip // no radius limitation and ease of turn exit TIGHT CENTER RADIUS Usage of shorter radius in the center for short turns and lower speed // extremely easy to initiate short turns // strikingly agile // effortless and smooth in short turns
3D.GLASS is Völkl’s latest development to furthermore improve overall ski performance and stability even in critical snow conditions. Compared to classic glass constructions the three-dimensional and multiple-folded glass layers in the binding area result in an increased edge grip and a more vivid rebound behavior in turns. Compared to classic glass constructions the three-dimensional and multiple-folded glass layers in the tip and in the tail area result in an increased edge grip and a more vivid rebound behavior in turns. 1 3D.GLASS IS INTEGRATED IN THE TIP AND TAIL OF THE SKI // flat glass under the binding making the center softer // variable turning at any speed 2 GLASS ABOVE THE SIDEWALL //providing additional support for superior edge grip on icy slopes 3 VERTICAL GLASS IN TIP & TAIL AREA //more pop for faster edge to edge changes
A sintered, ultra-high molecular polyethylene base with an extremely high density. Besides a great wear resistance and perfect wax absorption the P-Tex 4504 is extremely fast and exclusively used on our top of the line and race models. The material has been upgraded with special additives to make it thermal and electro-conductive and proves its qualities with premium glide and maximum speed in races.
ABS is a durable and resilient plastic known for its strength and impact resistance. It offers high resistance to shocks and impacts, making the ski more robust and long-lasting. These sidewalls allow for precise power transfer from the skier to the edges of the ski.
The titanium setup makes the ski agile and dynamic. Especially friends of a hard, fast and aggressive riding style benefit from the quick response of this construction.
From tip to tail, Fully Structured bases feature a continuous, high-traction pattern that amplifies speed, edge grip, and control. Designed for skiers who demand all-condition versatility with race-inspired responsiveness.
The side wall is laminated to extremely stable layers of wood on the sides of the sandwich core. In combination with a more flexible, lighter wood built into the center of the sandwich core construction provides numerous advantages: The hardwood part immediately adjacent to the sidewall effects a higher power transmission, improves the edge grip and supports the edge against external forces. The low weight of the softwood part in the middle of the ski brings more agility and maneuverability and reduces overall ski weight. The combination of both wood types running through the entire ski length contributes to an optimal distribution of the ski stiffness increasing the steering precision. It is the first and only sidewall/core technology intended for aggressive on-piste and racing use and capable of delivering the victory and defeat, even if it is measured in hundredths of seconds.
Straight from the factory to the mountain, Serial Finish ensures every ski is perfectly tuned for immediate performance. This precision-crafted surface treatment maximizes glide, sharpens turn initiation, and eliminates the need for additional prep work.
The carbon fibres applied using the Tailored Fibre Placement process (TFP for short) allow optimum control of cornering behaviour. The thickness and orientation of the fibres define the required force and energy build-up exactly where it is needed. In this innovative manufacturing process the new Tailored Carbon Tips are produced by embroidering the individual carbon fibers onto a carrier material. This allows them to be positioned exactly along the stress lines, opening up completely new possibilities, for performance at the front of the ski, which has a decisive influence on the handling of the ski. The stiffness, torsion and thus the skiing characteristics can be specifically adjusted via the fiber thickness and millimeter-precise alignment. In this way, the fibers guide the dynamics to the areas of the ski where they are needed. The visibly integrated Tailored Carbon Tips are light, allow an agile shovel reaction with less effort and quickly build up energy. The Tailored Carbon Tips thus reach a new level of precision, direct tip response and active skiing pleasure.
Engineered for ultimate on-piste precision, Zebra Structure features a deep, high-definition base pattern tailored to narrower, system-mounted skis. This aggressive structure delivers lightning-fast, reliable turn initiation and smooth, controlled drifting for maximum carving performance.