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VÖLKL Peregrine 80
The Völkl Peregrine 80 are versatile, sport-oriented all-mountain skis for recreational to sporty skiers looking for a balanced combination of easy handling, stability and versatile performance in different snow conditions. With an 80 mm waist, they retain very good characteristics for skiing on groomed pistes while also providing a wider platform for tracked-out, softer and variable snow. With this model, the manufacturer particularly emphasises accessibility, a forgiving character and lower physical demands, allowing the Peregrine 80 to appeal to a broader range of skiers than the more performance-oriented models in the series.
The construction is inspired by the previous Deacon 80 and uses a Titanal Band, which according to the manufacturer runs along the centre of the ski from tip to tail. Its purpose is to maintain the overall stiffness of the construction while minimising weight and contributing to stable and reliable ride quality. The Peregrine 80 also use Tailored Carbon Tips, which the manufacturer associates with increased agility while requiring less effort from the skier. The construction is complemented by a 3D Multilayer Woodcore, Tailored Glass Frame, 3D.Glass and Full Sidewall ABS.
The 126-80-109 mm geometry is combined with 3D Radius Sidecut technology and a Tip & Tail Rocker profile. Depending on the ski length, the radius ranges from 12.2 to 16 metres, meaning the different lengths cover everything from shorter and more agile turns to medium-length sporty arcs. At the same time, 3D Radius Sidecut extends the ski's possibilities beyond a single nominal radius value. The result is versatile geometry focused on easy handling and natural transitions between different turn shapes on both groomed and progressively tracked-out surfaces.
The Peregrine 80 are available in 162, 167, 172, 177 and 182 cm lengths and use an Integrated Railsystem with the recommended Lowride 12 TCX red binding. With the Lowride Integrated Binding System, the manufacturer particularly emphasises comfortable and effortless entry and exit. Together with the less demanding character of the ski, this feature broadens the target group to include lighter skiers and those returning to skiing after an injury. The construction is completed by a P-Tex 2100 base with Zebra Structure and precisely specified factory edge angles. The result is a versatile all-mountain ski focused on a balanced combination of sporty performance, comfort and easy handling.
Who are these skis designed for
The Völkl Peregrine 80 are designed for recreational to sporty skiers who want versatile all-mountain skis with a high-quality construction but do not require an extremely demanding or aggressive performance character. The product classification places them in the Recreational and Sports categories, while the technical intended use is listed as Piste-Groomers-Mixed Snow. The manufacturer specifically emphasises their accessibility, forgiving character and reduced physical demands.
The model is particularly suitable for skiers who:
are looking for versatile all-mountain skis with an 80 mm waist
want an easy-to-handle and forgiving model for all-day skiing
prefer a balanced combination of smooth and more lively performance
ski on groomed pistes as well as tracked-out and variable snow
want Tailored Carbon Tips for agile handling with less effort
are looking for a construction with 3D Multilayer Woodcore and Titanal Band
prefer Full Sidewall and 3D Radius Sidecut
want Tip & Tail Rocker and a versatile range of turn radii
are looking for a complete integrated system with Lowride 12 TCX bindings
The Peregrine 80 are neither narrowly focused race skis nor wide freeride skis intended for deep powder. Their main advantage is their balanced and accessible character. Compared with more demanding performance models, they are designed to offer a more forgiving and less physically demanding ride, making them an interesting option not only for sporty skiers but also for lighter skiers or those who want to return to full all-mountain skiing after a longer break or injury.
How the skis perform on the piste and in different conditions
The 80 mm waist represents a versatile dimension for skiers who spend most of their time on the piste but do not want to be limited exclusively to perfectly groomed, firm surfaces. The 126-80-109 mm geometry combined with 3D Radius Sidecut makes it possible to work with different turn shapes and adapt the skiing style to current conditions. The technical designation Piste-Groomers-Mixed Snow further confirms the focus on groomed pistes as well as more variable snow.
According to the manufacturer, Tailored Carbon Tips are designed to support agility while requiring less effort. Combined with the generally more forgiving setup of the model, the Peregrine 80 do not require such aggressive skier input to deliver their full performance. This is particularly important during all-day skiing or for skiers who prefer smooth, controlled skiing rather than constantly applying maximum pressure to the skis.
According to the manufacturer, the Titanal Band runs along the centre of the ski from tip to tail and is designed to maintain the overall stiffness of the construction while minimising weight. Völkl associates the Titanal with reliable and stable ride quality and a balanced combination of smoothness and liveliness. The Peregrine 80 therefore combine easy handling and forgiveness with construction elements that allow for sportier skiing when the skier demands it.
How to read the specifications
Dimensions 126-80-109 mm
The Völkl Peregrine 80 have a geometry of 126-80-109 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 80 mm waist places the Peregrine 80 among versatile all-mountain models with a strong piste-oriented focus. Compared with narrow performance skis, it provides a wider platform for variable and tracked-out snow while remaining significantly narrower than typical freeride models. It is therefore a dimension primarily aimed at combining groomed pistes with the usual changing conditions encountered throughout a day of skiing.
Radius 12.2–16 m
The manufacturer specifies the following radii:
162 cm – 12.2 m
167 cm – 13.1 m
172 cm – 14.1 m
177 cm – 15.0 m
182 cm – 16.0 m
The radius gradually increases with ski length. The shorter versions are therefore geometrically more oriented towards agile, shorter turns, while the longer lengths provide a larger platform and shift the character towards medium-length sporty turns.
At the same time, the Peregrine 80 use 3D Radius Sidecut, meaning their skiing character cannot be reduced to a single nominal radius value. The technology forms part of a construction designed for versatile use across different turn shapes. However, the exact individual radii that make up the 3D Radius Sidecut itself are not specified in the supplied information.
Lengths 162–182 cm
The Völkl Peregrine 80 are available in 162, 167, 172, 177 and 182 cm lengths. This range makes it possible to choose the appropriate version according to the skier's physical parameters, technical ability and preferred skiing character.
The shorter versions have a smaller nominal radius and may suit skiers who prefer easier changes of direction and shorter turns. The longer lengths provide a larger platform and longer radius. When selecting the appropriate length, it is advisable to consider not only height but also weight, experience, skiing speed and preferred style.
Weight by length
The manufacturer specifies the following weights including the binding:
162 cm – 2,840 g
167 cm – 2,900 g
172 cm – 2,980 g
177 cm – 3,060 g
182 cm – 3,130 g
According to the supplied data, weight gradually increases with ski length. Importantly, the manufacturer explicitly specifies the configuration as “w/binding”, meaning these figures include the binding and do not represent the weight of the skis alone without bindings.
Edge angles
The manufacturer specifies the following values:
base edge angle – 1.4°
side edge angle – 87.6°
These values represent the technical edge setup stated in the supplied specifications for the Peregrine 80. During subsequent ski servicing, these figures can be taken into account if the manufacturer-specified setup is to be maintained.
Technologies
Tailored Carbon Tips
Tailored Carbon Tips are one of the important construction elements of the Peregrine 80, and the manufacturer also uses this technology on the more performance-oriented Peregrine 82. With the Peregrine 80, Völkl specifically highlights increased agility while requiring less effort from the skier.
This characteristic corresponds directly with the model's overall focus on easier and more forgiving handling. The exact quantity, orientation and positioning of the carbon fibres are not specified in detail in the supplied information, so additional construction details should not be assumed.
Titanal Band
The Peregrine 80 use a Titanal Band, which according to the manufacturer runs along the centre of the ski from tip to tail. This solution is inspired by the concept of the previous Deacon 80.
The manufacturer states that the Titanal Band helps maintain the overall stiffness of the ski while minimising weight. Völkl also associates the Titanal with reliable and stable ride quality and a balanced combination of smoothness and liveliness. The exact width and thickness of the Titanal Band are not specified in the supplied information.
3D Multilayer Woodcore
The model uses a 3D Multilayer Woodcore, a multilayer wooden core that forms part of the Peregrine 80 construction together with the other reinforcement and construction elements.
The exact wood species and arrangement of the individual layers are not specified in the supplied information. The core should therefore be described as a 3D Multilayer Woodcore without adding specific wood types or unsupported details about its internal construction.
Tailored Glass Frame
Tailored Glass Frame is also listed among the technologies used in the Peregrine 80. It is specified as a separate construction element of this model.
The supplied information does not provide a more detailed description of its exact geometry, positioning or material configuration. The Tailored Glass Frame should therefore not be associated with specific mechanical properties beyond the information directly provided by the manufacturer.
3D.Glass
3D.Glass is listed among the technologies used in the Peregrine 80 and complements the model's other construction elements.
The exact positioning, orientation and construction of 3D.Glass are not specified in detail in the supplied information. It should therefore be presented as part of the construction without adding further unsupported properties.
3D Radius Sidecut
3D Radius Sidecut technology forms part of the Peregrine 80 geometry and extends the character of the ski beyond a single nominal radius value. This means the model is not focused exclusively on one precisely defined type of turn.
The manufacturer specifies nominal radii for the individual lengths ranging from 12.2 to 16 m. However, the exact values of the individual radii that form the 3D Radius Sidecut itself are not specified in the supplied information and should not be inferred.
Tip & Tail Rocker
The Peregrine 80 use a Tip & Tail Rocker profile, meaning rocker is incorporated in both the tip and tail areas. This profile complements the 126-80-109 mm geometry and 3D Radius Sidecut.
The exact length and height of the rocker zones are not specified in the supplied information. Tip & Tail Rocker should therefore be understood as part of the overall all-mountain concept of a model intended for groomed pistes as well as variable snow conditions.
Full Sidewall ABS
The Peregrine 80 use a Full Sidewall ABS construction, which is listed among the model's main construction technologies.
The supplied information does not specify the detailed geometry or additional material characteristics of the sidewalls on this particular model. Full Sidewall ABS should therefore be presented as a confirmed construction element without adding further unsupported technical claims.
P-Tex 2100 and Zebra Structure
The base is specified in the technical information as P-Tex 2100 with Zebra Structure. Both technologies are directly listed by the manufacturer in the supplied information.
The exact material composition of P-Tex 2100 and the geometric or functional parameters of Zebra Structure are not described in further detail. Without additional information, specific claims regarding speed, durability or other base characteristics should therefore not be added.
Serial Finish
Serial Finish is also listed among the technologies used in the Peregrine 80. The supplied information does not provide a more detailed explanation of the specific implementation of this technology.
The model separately specifies edge angles of 1.4° and 87.6°, but the Serial Finish designation alone does not support additional claims about specific factory tuning parameters that are not stated in the supplied information.
Lowride System
The Peregrine 80 use the Lowride Integrated Binding System. With this system, the manufacturer particularly emphasises comfortable and effortless entry and exit from the binding, while the supplied description also notes that the system can be available with a TCX heel.
This feature fits the Peregrine 80's overall focus on easier use and reduced physical demands. It is precisely the combination of the ski's forgiving character and easy binding operation that leads the manufacturer to mention its suitability for smaller or lighter skiers as well as those returning to skiing after an injury.
Integrated Railsystem and Lowride 12 TCX
The Peregrine 80 use an Integrated Railsystem, and the supplied technical specifications list the recommended Lowride 12 TCX red (6835A1) binding. According to the product classification, the binding is included with the ski.
The product classification also lists “Binding up to 120 kg”. This figure is not a DIN setting, and the actual release setting of the safety binding must always correspond to the skier's individual parameters, ski boots and technical ability. Binding compatibility and correct adjustment should be checked by a professional ski service.
Why choose the VÖLKL Peregrine 80?
The Völkl Peregrine 80 are an attractive choice for skiers looking for well-constructed all-mountain skis with a balanced sporty character without wanting an overly demanding or aggressive model. The 80 mm waist, 126-80-109 mm geometry, 12.2–16 m radii, 3D Radius Sidecut and Tip & Tail Rocker create a versatile platform for groomed pistes, all-day skiing and variable snow conditions.
Tailored Carbon Tips, Titanal Band, 3D Multilayer Woodcore, Tailored Glass Frame, 3D.Glass, Full Sidewall ABS and the integrated Lowride System complete a construction focused on easy handling, stability and balanced performance. The Peregrine 80 make the most sense for recreational to sporty skiers who want a technically advanced, forgiving and versatile model for comfortable all-day skiing as well as more dynamic, sporty skiing in a variety of conditions.
Procut classification
| For whom: | Men's/Unisex |
| Type of skis: | All Mountain/All Round |
| Type of skier: | Recreational, Sports |
| Type of ski slope: | Adjusted, Prepared and powder |
| Color: | Black, Gray, Red |
| Core type: | Wooden core |
| Ski width under bindings: | 75 - 85 mm |
| Radius: | Medium (14-17m), Short (10-14 m) |
| Including binding: | Yes |
| Binding up to - kg: | 120 kg |
Documents
Technologies
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3D Radius Sidecut
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
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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
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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.
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P-Tex 2100
P-Tex 2100 - high-quality sintered base. It uses polyethylene balls pressed into one large and solid block, from which thin strips are then cut off. This results in a very hard substrate that is relatively porous and easily accepts wax, especially after many applications. This provides an easier adjustment between the hardness of the snow and the hardness of the wax.
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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.
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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.
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Titanal Band
The Titanal Band technology absorbs hard shocks reliably, delivers stability and yet saves on unnecessary weight.
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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.
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3D Multilayer Woodcore
By combining different wood species and different wood constructions, an ideal balance of weight, strength, durability and damping is achieved. Stronger, heavier wood is positioned where power transmission, edge grip and torsional stability are required; lighter, softer wood is applied in less stressed zones to reduce weight and enhance smoothness.
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Lowride System
Lowride bindings are designed to mount in conjunction with select Peregrine and Shine ski models. Fits the following standard boot soles:
Alpine ski boots for adults DIN ISO 5355
Alpine ski boots for adults DIN ISO 23223 with the additional marking "GripWalk®" -
Tailored Glass Frame
The Tailored Glass Frame offers a wide range of skiers effortless access to dynamics and sportiness while serving stability and shock absorption in the shovel and tail area of the ski.
Technical description
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Weight
162 cm/2840 g, 167 cm/2900 g, 172 cm/2980 g, 177 cm/ 3060 g, 182 cm/3130 g (w/binding) -
Rocker
Tip & Tail Rocker -
Core
3D Multilayer Woodcore -
Construction
Full Sidewall, 3D Radius Sidecut -
Reinforcement
Tailored Carbon Tip, Titanal Band -
Plate
Integrated Railsystem -
Parameters
126-80-109 mm -
radius
162 cm/12.2 m, 167 cm/13.1 m, 172 cm/14.1 m, 177 cm/15.0 m, 182 cm/16.0 m -
Length
162-167-172-177-182 cm -
Base
P-Tex 2100, Zebra structure -
Ski Angle
Base edge angle: 1.4°, Side edge angle: 87.6° -
Intended for
Piste-Groomers-Mixed Snow -
Recommended binding
Lowride 12 TCX red (6835A1) -
Product code
V2610042.000
Other
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Product code
N26000869
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