When one pair of skis needs to do it all, and you don't want to ruin a perfectly good powder day because you only have park skis, the Head Oblivion 94 Skis are the way to go. A Park 'n Pipe rocker profile combined with a mid-fat directional twin sidecut give you the best of all worlds, letting you rip and trick anywhere there's snow.

The Head Oblivion 94 is a ski designed to maximize fun out on the hill. A moderately wide all-mountain ski with a twin tip... it doesn't get much more versatile than that. If you're a skier that likes skiing in the park, throwing tricks off of natural features and even getting into the trees and bumps, the Oblivion 94 handles it all very well. It can even handle a bit of fresh snow thanks to its wider waist width. As you might expect with a freestyle-oriented ski like this one, the construction is fairly simple. The Oblivion 94 is comprised of a full wood core, a fiberglass wrap and some sidewall material. This construction, albeit fairly simple is very practical for a ski like this. It's light in weight and snappy in flex and ultimately is exactly what you need for throwing tricks all over the mountain. Out in the tips and tails, you'll find a bit of rocker which is great for maneuverability and floatation when things get soft, but it also allows for hook-free butters and presses in the park. If you're a skier that gravitates toward the freestyle realm of the sport but wants a ski that can handle the entire resort, the Head Oblivion 94 would be a great option. It would also be a great choice for someone who just wants a more playful all-mountain ski.