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VÖLKL Peregrine 76

The Völkl Peregrine 76 are high-performance sport all-mountain skis for ambitious skiers who want to combine different turn lengths, speeds, and skiing styles on groomed pistes without having to change skis. Völkl places versatility at the very heart of this model – the Peregrine 76 are designed to handle short, medium, and long turns, relaxed cruising as well as sport-oriented skiing close to the limits of speed, while performing on both hard and gradually softening slopes. With a 76 mm waist and a technical intended use of Groomers/Hard Snow/Piste, they remain primarily a sport-oriented piste model, but offer a broader performance range than narrowly specialized carving skis.

A defining characteristic of the Peregrine 76 is their ability to work not only with tighter turns, but especially with fast, sport-oriented carving lines and long turns driven along the edges. Völkl uses modified geometry, a widened shovel, and shortened rocker zones in the tip and tail for this model. The 124-76-104 mm geometry is combined with a radius of 16.5 to 18.7 m, depending on ski length, corresponding to a focus ranging from medium-long to longer sport turns. The construction uses a Tip & Tail Rocker profile.

At the heart of the skis is a wood core made from 67% beech and 33% poplar, complemented by Full Titanal reinforcement, Full Sidewall ABS construction, and 3D.Glass technology. An important feature is the Tailored Carbon Tips, for which Völkl uses its proprietary Tailored Fibre Placement (TFP) process. By precisely controlling the positioning, orientation, and amount of carbon fibres, the manufacturer can influence the ski's behaviour in a turn more accurately and adapt individual lengths to the requirements of specific target groups. Völkl also states that this construction makes it possible to reduce weight without sacrificing stability.

The Peregrine 76 are available in 171, 176, and 181 cm lengths and use the integrated rMotion Toolless system. The recommended binding is the RMOTION-T 12 BLACK (6877Z1.VB) with a DIN range of 4–12, and according to the product classification, the binding is included in the set. The package is completed by a P-Tex 4504 base with Zebra Structure, Serial Finish, and precisely specified factory edge angles. The result is a technically advanced sport model whose main strength lies in combining carving precision, stability at higher speeds, and the ability to change turn character according to the skier's current style.

Who are these skis designed for

The Völkl Peregrine 76 are designed for sport-oriented and ambitious skiers looking for high-performance skis for groomed pistes without being limited to only one type of turn or one skiing pace. The product classification places them in the All Mountain/All Round and Sports categories, while the technical intended use of Groomers/Hard Snow/Piste confirms their primary focus on groomed and hard surfaces. The model makes the most sense for skiers who can actively work with their edges and want to take advantage of its sport-oriented construction.

The model is particularly suitable for skiers who:

are looking for sport all-mountain skis with a 76 mm waist
want to combine medium-long and long sport turns
prefer fast carving and clean turns driven along the edges
want a stable model for hard as well as gradually softening pistes
are looking for a beech and poplar wood core with Full Titanal
want Tailored Carbon Tips with Tailored Fibre Placement technology
expect precise shovel response and controlled turn initiation
prefer a construction with Full Sidewall ABS and 3D.Glass
are looking for a complete system with rMotion Toolless and RMOTION-T 12 binding

The Peregrine 76 are not pure race skis limited to a single type of turn, but at the same time they are not wide freeride-oriented all-mountain skis designed primarily for deep snow. Their versatility lies mainly in their ability to change turn length and character, speed, and skiing intensity on the piste. It is precisely the combination of a 76 mm waist, Tailored Carbon Tips, Full Titanal, and sport-oriented geometry that creates a model for skiers who want high performance without overly narrow specialization.

How the skis behave on the piste

The 124-76-104 mm geometry, with its widened shovel and modified Tip & Tail Rocker, provides the foundation for a sport-oriented and versatile skiing character. Völkl emphasizes that the Peregrine 76 can handle tighter turns, but their strengths also include wide, clean, race-inspired lines and fast carving. According to Völkl, long turns driven fully on the edges are among the skiing situations in which this model particularly excels.

A key role is played by the Tailored Carbon Tips with Tailored Fibre Placement. The strength and orientation of the carbon fibres influence the amount of force required when loading the ski and the way energy builds up within the construction where it is needed. Völkl particularly emphasizes the agile response of the shovel – once the turn is initiated, the ski is designed to begin steering progressively and in a controlled manner depending on how the edges are used.

The beech and poplar wood core, Full Titanal, Full Sidewall ABS, and 3D.Glass provide the structural foundation for sport-oriented loading of the ski. The Peregrine 76 can therefore work during more relaxed skiing, but their construction is primarily aimed at ambitious skiers who want to use speed, active edge engagement, and the ability to transition between different turn shapes.

How to read the specifications

Dimensions 124-76-104 mm

The Völkl Peregrine 76 have a geometry of 124-76-104 mm. The first value indicates the width of the tip, the second the width of the ski under the binding, and the third the width of the tail.

The 76 mm waist represents a compromise between a narrow sport piste platform and a more versatile all-mountain concept. Combined with the Groomers/Hard Snow/Piste intended use, the model remains clearly piste-oriented, but its construction is designed to handle a broader range of conditions and skiing styles than narrowly specialized sport skis.

Radius 16.5–18.7 m depending on length

The manufacturer specifies the following values:

171 cm – 16.5 m
176 cm – 17.6 m
181 cm – 18.7 m

The radius gradually increases with ski length. The shortest 171 cm length has a nominal radius of 16.5 m, while the longest 181 cm version reaches 18.7 m. These values correspond primarily to a focus on medium-long to longer sport turns.

However, the nominal radius alone does not fully describe the character of the Peregrine 76. Völkl explicitly emphasizes the model's ability to handle different turn lengths, including tighter lines, and to transition between them depending on ski loading, edge engagement, and skiing style.

Lengths 171–181 cm

The Völkl Peregrine 76 are available in 171, 176, and 181 cm lengths. The available range corresponds to the sport-oriented nature of the model and allows skiers to choose a version according to body parameters, technical level, speed, and preferred turn character.

When selecting the appropriate length, it is important to consider not only skier height but also body weight, technical level, and skiing style. Völkl also states that Tailored Fibre Placement technology allows individual lengths to be adapted to the requirements of their respective target groups, meaning the difference between lengths is not simply a matter of dimensions.

Weight by length

The manufacturer specifies:

171 cm – 3,220 g
176 cm – 3,270 g
181 cm – 3,320 g

For these values, the manufacturer explicitly states “w/plate”, meaning the listed weight includes the plate. Unlike some models where the weight configuration is not specified, it is therefore confirmed here that the stated figures include the plate.

However, the figures are not identified as the weight of the complete ski-and-binding set. It should therefore not be automatically assumed that the stated values also include the RMOTION-T 12 BLACK binding.

Edge angles

The manufacturer specifies:

base edge angle – 1.4°
side edge angle – 87.6°

These values represent the technical edge setup stated directly in the Peregrine 76 specifications. During subsequent servicing, they can be used as reference values if the manufacturer-specified setup is to be maintained.

Technologies

Multilayer Woodcore – Beech 67% / Poplar 33%

At the heart of the Peregrine 76 is a wood core consisting of 67% beech and 33% poplar. The combination of these two wood species provides the structural foundation of this sport-oriented model.

The exact internal positioning of the individual wood species is not specified in detail in the technical description of this model. However, both the wood species and their percentage proportions are directly confirmed, so there is no need to infer the core construction from general information about other models.

Full Titanal

The Peregrine 76 use Full Titanal reinforcement, which is one of the model's main structural elements and complements the wood core, Tailored Carbon Tips, and other technologies.

The exact thickness, number of layers, and specific positioning of the Titanal are not stated in the supplied information. Full Titanal should therefore be presented as a confirmed construction element without adding unsupported dimensions or structural arrangements.

Tailored Carbon Tips / Tailored Fibre Placement

One of the most important technologies in the Peregrine 76 is Tailored Carbon Tips, for which Völkl uses its proprietary Tailored Fibre Placement (TFP) process. The carbon fibres are applied in a way that allows the engineers to influence the ski's behaviour in a turn with a high degree of precision.

According to Völkl, the strength and orientation of the fibres determine the force required when loading the ski and the way energy builds up in the relevant parts of the construction. A particularly important characteristic is the agile response of the shovel and controlled turn initiation depending on how the edges are used. Völkl also states that this construction allows weight to be reduced without sacrificing stability and enables individual lengths to be tailored to the needs of specific target groups.

3D.Glass

The Peregrine 76 use 3D.Glass technology, which is listed among the main construction elements of the model together with Full Sidewall ABS.

The supplied information for this particular model does not provide a separate detailed description of the exact orientation, amount, or mechanical effect of 3D.Glass. It is therefore appropriate to present the technology as a confirmed part of the construction without adding characteristics that are not explicitly stated in the provided information.

Full Sidewall ABS

The Peregrine 76 use Full Sidewall ABS construction, which is directly listed in the model's technical specifications.

The exact geometry, material dimensions, and separate model-specific description of the sidewall function are not provided in detail in the supplied information. Full Sidewall ABS should therefore be presented as a confirmed construction element without adding unsupported technical details.

Tip & Tail Rocker

The Peregrine 76 use a Tip & Tail Rocker profile. For this model, Völkl also explicitly mentions shortened rocker zones in the tip and tail as part of the modified geometry intended to support the ski's ability to handle turns of different radii.

However, the exact length and height of the rocker zones are not specified in the supplied technical information. Specific dimensions or proportions between rocker and camber sections should therefore not be added.

P-Tex 4504 and Zebra Structure

The base of the Peregrine 76 is specified in the technical information as P-Tex 4504 with Zebra Structure. Both designations are confirmed elements of the model's construction.

However, the supplied information for the Peregrine 76 does not provide an additional separate description of the material composition of P-Tex 4504 or the exact geometry of Zebra Structure. Further characteristics that are not explicitly stated for this model should therefore not be added.

Fully Structured

Fully Structured is also listed among the technologies of the Peregrine 76. The supplied information does not provide a separate technical explanation of the specific implementation of this technology.

It should therefore be listed as a confirmed part of the specification without adding specific geometry, structure, or other properties that are not described in the supplied information.

Serial Finish

The Peregrine 76 list Serial Finish among their additional features and technologies. The supplied information does not provide a separate detailed description of its specific implementation.

However, edge angles of 1.4° and 87.6° are separately specified for this model. These values can be stated as independently confirmed technical specifications, but additional factory service parameters should not be inferred solely from the Serial Finish designation.

rMotion Toolless

The Peregrine 76 use the integrated Plate System: rMotion Toolless. This is a confirmed part of the set and provides the platform for mounting and using the recommended RMOTION-T 12 BLACK binding.

Although the rMotion Toolless system is part of the technical specifications, the supplied information for the Peregrine 76 does not separately state further detailed construction parameters of the plate. Unsupported information regarding its material, height, or exact mechanical design should therefore not be added.

rMotion Toolless and RMOTION-T 12 BLACK

The skis use the rMotion Toolless Plate System, and the recommended binding is the RMOTION-T 12 BLACK (6877Z1.VB). According to the product classification, the binding is included in the set.

For this model, a DIN range of 4–12 is explicitly specified. The product classification also states “Binding up to 120 kg”, which is not a DIN value and should not be confused with the actual release setting. The correct safety binding setting must always correspond to the skier's individual parameters, the ski boots being used, and technical level. Compatibility and correct adjustment should be checked by a professional ski service.

Why choose the VÖLKL Peregrine 76?

The Völkl Peregrine 76 are designed for skiers looking for high-performance sport all-mountain skis with a strong piste focus, without being limited to a single turn length or one skiing pace. The 124-76-104 mm geometry, 16.5 to 18.7 m radius, modified Tip & Tail Rocker, and Tailored Carbon Tips create a construction capable of combining fast carving, medium-long and longer turns, and active skiing on the edges.

The beech and poplar wood core, Full Titanal, Tailored Carbon Tips with Tailored Fibre Placement technology, 3D.Glass, Full Sidewall ABS, P-Tex 4504 with Zebra Structure, and rMotion Toolless system create a technically advanced package for ambitious sport skiers. The Peregrine 76 make the most sense for skiers who want to move from relaxed skiing to fast sport carving and from tighter turns to long, clean lines during the same day without giving up precision, stability, and the ski's dynamic character.

Procut classification

For whom:	Men's/Unisex
Type of skis:	All Mountain/All Round
Type of skier:	Sports
Type of ski slope:	Adjusted
Color:	Black, Gray
Core type:	Wooden core
Ski width under bindings:	75 - 85 mm
Radius:	Long (over 17 m), Medium (14-17m)
Including binding:	Yes
Binding up to - kg:	120 kg

Documents

Catalog Völkl 26/27

Technologies

3D.Glass

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
Base P-Tex 4504

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.
Full Sidewall ABS

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.
Full Titanal

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.
Fully Structured

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.
Multilayer Woodcore

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.
Serial Finish

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.
Tailored Carbon Tips

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.
Zebra Structure

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.