VÖLKL Peregrine V-Werks

The Völkl Peregrine V-Werks are premium, exceptionally lightweight and high-performance all-mountain skis for sporty and technically advanced skiers looking for a combination of precision on groomed slopes, stability at higher speeds and versatile performance in changing snow conditions. This model represents a technologically advanced version of the Peregrine line with an 84 mm waist and incorporates Tailored Carbon Tip & Tail, Titanal Frame, 3D.Ridge, 3D.Glass and 3D Hybrid Multilayer Woodcore. This combination is designed to bring together low weight, precise power transmission, dynamic performance and stability during sporty skiing.

One of the most important features is Tailored Carbon Tip & Tail. According to the manufacturer, the carbon fibres do not form a uniform layer but are positioned across specific areas of the ski using a specialised process, with their orientation and concentration adapted to the requirements of each individual section. The greatest concentration of carbon fibres is located in the tip and tail, as these areas have a major influence on the ski's overall behaviour. The construction is further complemented by a 0.7 mm Titanal Frame surrounding the most highly stressed areas of the tip and tail, designed to further support power transmission and shock absorption.

The 132-84-115 mm geometry creates a versatile platform between traditional sporty piste skis and wider all-mountain models. The construction uses 3D Radius Sidecut together with a Tip & Tail Rocker profile. Völkl combines three interconnected radii with a tip and tail rocker design that can be optimally adapted to them, with the aim of delivering smooth performance and stability at high speeds and in demanding piste conditions. A radius of 15 m is specified for the 177 cm length; values for the other lengths are not provided in the supplied technical information.

The Peregrine V-Werks are available in 167, 172, 177 and 182 cm lengths and feature an Integrated Railsystem with the recommended Lowride 13 FR VWerks binding. According to the supplied product classification, the binding is included in the set and the category specifies use up to 130 kg. The construction is completed by a P-Tex 4504 base and Full Sidewall. The result is a technically sophisticated all-mountain model primarily intended for skiers who want sporty performance on groomed slopes while also requiring greater versatility across different snow conditions.

Who are these skis designed for

The Völkl Peregrine V-Werks are designed for sporty and technically advanced skiers looking for lightweight, precise and high-performance all-mountain skis with a high degree of versatility. The 84 mm waist, wood core, carbon reinforcements, Titanal Frame and 3D Radius Sidecut create a combination suited to sporty skiing on groomed pistes as well as changing snow conditions.

The model is particularly suitable for skiers who:

• are looking for premium all-mountain skis with an 84 mm waist

• want to combine sporty groomer performance with more versatile all-mountain use

• prefer low weight while retaining a high-performance character

• want Tailored Carbon Tip & Tail with precisely positioned carbon fibres

• are looking for a Titanal Frame to support power transmission and shock absorption

• want 3D Radius Sidecut combining three interconnected radii

• prefer Tip & Tail Rocker for a more versatile ski character

• want Full Sidewall and 3D Hybrid Multilayer Woodcore construction

• are looking for a complete set with an integrated system and Lowride 13 FR VWerks binding

The Peregrine V-Werks are neither narrowly specialised race skis nor wide freeride skis primarily intended for deep powder. Their purpose is to combine a sporty and precise character with greater versatility. They therefore offer the greatest potential to experienced skiers who want one technologically advanced model for fast, sporty skiing, all-day use and changing mountain conditions.

How the skis perform on groomers and in different conditions

The 84 mm waist represents a balance between the quick handling of narrower piste skis and the wider platform of all-mountain models. The 132-84-115 mm geometry combined with 3D Radius Sidecut allows the ski to work with different turn shapes depending on how it is loaded and the particular skiing situation. Völkl places particular emphasis on smoothness and stability, including at higher speeds and in more demanding piste conditions.

Tailored Carbon Tip & Tail focuses on the precise distribution of carbon fibres according to the loads placed on individual areas of the ski. The greatest amount of carbon is positioned in the tip and tail because the characteristics of these areas have a significant influence on the ski's overall behaviour. The manufacturer associates this construction with agile and responsive performance while retaining the ski's dynamic character.

Stability and power transmission are further supported by the 0.7 mm Titanal Frame, which surrounds the most highly stressed areas of the tip and tail. Combined with Full Sidewall, the wood core, 3D.Glass and the integrated binding system, this creates a construction focused on precise energy transfer between the skier and the ski. The Peregrine V-Werks therefore combine lightness and agility with structural elements designed to support stable, sporty skiing.

How to read the specifications

Dimensions 132-84-115 mm

The Völkl Peregrine V-Werks have a geometry of 132-84-115 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 84 mm waist places the model firmly within the versatile all-mountain category. Compared with narrow sporty piste skis, it provides a wider platform for changing conditions while remaining sufficiently compact for performance-oriented skiing on groomed slopes. The product classification therefore lists the model for prepared slopes and softer snow, while the technical intended-use specification describes it as “Mixed Snow-Groomers”.

15 m radius at 177 cm

The manufacturer specifies:

• 177 cm – 15 m

• 167 cm – value not specified in the supplied information

• 172 cm – value not specified in the supplied information

• 182 cm – value not specified in the supplied information

At 177 cm, the 15 m radius corresponds to a medium turn shape, but the actual character of the ski cannot be assessed from a single radius figure alone. The Peregrine V-Werks use 3D Radius Sidecut, which works with three interconnected radii.

Völkl combines this construction with Tip & Tail Rocker and associates it with versatile behaviour, smoothness and stability at high speeds. The exact values of the three individual radii and the separate radius figures for the other ski lengths are not provided in the supplied technical information, so they should not be calculated or estimated.

Lengths 167–182 cm

The Völkl Peregrine V-Werks are available in 167, 172, 177 and 182 cm lengths. This range makes it possible to select a length according to the skier's height, weight, technical ability and preferred skiing character.

A shorter length will generally be easier to handle during changes of direction, while a longer version provides a larger platform for fast and stable skiing. With a high-performance all-mountain model, however, skier weight, technique and preferred turn shape should all be considered when choosing the appropriate length.

Weight by length

The manufacturer lists the following values in the technical specifications:

• 167 cm – 2,797 g

• 172 cm – 2,852 g

• 177 cm – 2,880 g

• 182 cm – 2,963 g

The supplied technical table does not explicitly specify the measurement methodology or whether these figures refer to one ski, a pair of skis or a particular system configuration. The values should therefore not be interpreted as the net weight of an individual ski without further clarification.

At the same time, the manufacturer states in the introductory description that the 177 cm ski weighs 1,830 g without binding. This figure needs to be distinguished from the 2,880 g value shown in the technical table, as the two figures clearly refer to a different configuration or measurement methodology.

Technologies

Tailored Carbon Tip & Tail

Tailored Carbon Tip & Tail is one of the most important construction technologies used in the Peregrine V-Werks. According to Völkl, the carbon fibres do not form one uniform layer. Instead, they are positioned across the construction using a specialised process, with both their orientation and concentration adapted to the requirements of individual areas of the ski.

The highest concentration of carbon fibres is located in the tip and tail because these areas have a major influence on the ski's overall behaviour. Völkl associates this construction with exceptionally agile and responsive performance while retaining the ski's dynamic character and requiring minimal effort.

Titanal Frame

The Peregrine V-Werks use a 0.7 mm thick Titanal Frame surrounding the most highly stressed areas of the tip and tail. The Titanal frame is therefore specifically positioned in the areas of the construction where it is intended to support performance under load.

Völkl directly associates the Titanal Frame with increased power transmission and shock absorption. Combined with the carbon elements, it creates a construction designed to bring together a lively character and high levels of stability during fast skiing.

3D Radius Sidecut

3D Radius Sidecut uses three interconnected radii rather than relying solely on a single constant radius. This construction allows Völkl to coordinate the ski's sidecut with the profile of the tip and tail.

Völkl associates this technology with smooth performance and stability at high speeds and in more demanding piste conditions. The exact values of all three individual radii are not specified in the supplied technical information.

Tip & Tail Rocker

The model uses a Tip & Tail Rocker profile, meaning rocker is incorporated in both the tip and tail areas. This profile forms part of the overall all-mountain concept of the Peregrine V-Werks and works together with the 3D Radius Sidecut technology.

The manufacturer specifically states that the 3D Radius Sidecut construction allows the tip and tail rocker design to be optimally adapted to the three interconnected radii. The intended result is a combination of smooth behaviour and stability at high speeds, including in more demanding piste conditions.

3D Hybrid Multilayer Woodcore

At the heart of the construction is the 3D Hybrid Multilayer Woodcore, a multilayer wood core. It forms the primary structural element of the ski and is combined in the Peregrine V-Werks with carbon, Titanal and other construction elements.

The supplied information does not specify the exact wood species or detailed arrangement of the individual layers within this core. It would therefore be inappropriate to add specific material composition or performance characteristics that are not confirmed by the manufacturer in the provided data.

3D.Ridge

The Peregrine V-Werks also use 3D.Ridge technology. It is listed among the model's reinforcement technologies together with Tailored Carbon Tip & Tail and 3D.Glass.

The exact construction geometry and specific functional characteristics of 3D.Ridge are not described in greater detail in the supplied information. It is therefore appropriate to present the technology as part of the complex V-Werks construction without adding unsupported technical claims.

3D.Glass

The construction also incorporates 3D.Glass. This technology is listed among the reinforcement elements together with Tailored Carbon Tip & Tail and 3D.Ridge.

The supplied information does not provide more detailed specifications regarding the exact arrangement, quantity or function of 3D.Glass in this particular model. It is therefore appropriate to remain with the confirmed information that it forms one of the construction elements of the Peregrine V-Werks.

Full Sidewall

The model uses Full Sidewall construction. The sidewalls form part of the overall construction concept that also includes the 3D Hybrid Multilayer Woodcore, Titanal Frame and carbon reinforcements.

The exact material composition of the sidewalls and any additional specific characteristics are not stated in the supplied technical information. Specific claims beyond the confirmed use of Full Sidewall construction should therefore not be added.

P-Tex 4504

The Völkl Peregrine V-Werks use a P-Tex 4504 base. This is the specific base type listed by the manufacturer in the technical specifications for this model.

Further material or performance characteristics of the P-Tex 4504 base are not specified in detail in the supplied information. Without additional data, specific claims regarding its structure, speed or durability should therefore not be added.

Integrated Railsystem and Lowride 13 FR VWerks

The Peregrine V-Werks use an Integrated Railsystem integrated directly into the ski construction. Völkl specifically highlights the careful integration of the IPT Lowride binding system into the ski body with the aim of providing effective power transmission.

The recommended binding is the Lowride 13 FR VWerks (7535A1.VS) and, according to the supplied product classification, the binding is included in the set. The product classification also lists the category “Binding up to 130 kg”. The actual safety binding settings must always correspond to the individual skier's parameters, ski boots and technical level and should be adjusted by a professional ski service.

Why choose the VÖLKL Peregrine V-Werks?

The Völkl Peregrine V-Werks are a technologically sophisticated choice for skiers looking for lightweight, powerful and highly versatile all-mountain skis with a sporty character. The 84 mm waist, 132-84-115 mm geometry, 3D Radius Sidecut and Tip & Tail Rocker provide the foundation for use on groomed slopes and in more variable snow conditions, while Tailored Carbon Tip & Tail and the 0.7 mm Titanal Frame are designed to support precise power distribution, agility, shock absorption and stability.

3D Hybrid Multilayer Woodcore, Full Sidewall, 3D.Ridge, 3D.Glass, P-Tex 4504 and the integrated system with Lowride 13 FR VWerks binding complete the sophisticated construction of this premium V-Werks model. The Peregrine V-Werks make the most sense for sporty and experienced skiers who want to combine low weight, quick response and precise ski control with stability at higher speeds and the versatility required for changing conditions throughout a full day in the mountains.