Skis with length 140-149cm

The Head Mya No. 2, just one step up from the entry-level Mya No. 1, is one of the lightest and nimblest skis that Head produces. This is a great ski, therefore, for beginners and progressing intermediates...

The little sister to the Peak 74, Head's 2012 Mya No. 3 is a lighter, softer, and more user friendly version of than the Peak skis. With that said, these skis are not particularly soft (though they are...

Pure. Pure All-Mountain skiing that is. At 79mm underfoot, this ski is the middle of the Affinity trio. The Pure has a composite core that keeps it super lightweight with all mountain rocker early rise...

This ski is not for beginners or experts. This ski is for those who spend nearly all of their time on groomed slopes and fall into the lower to upper intermediate abilities. While that may seem quite limiting,...

Rossi's Experience 74 skis are slightly rockered in both the tip and tail, which helps progressing intermediates go from smearing their turns to carving them. As a bonus perk, the rocker action in the...

Here is a history lesson for you: A Scimitar is a Sabre with a curved blade that originated in the middle east. This proves that ski will be the ultimate weapon of choice for your young skier. The Scimitar...