Quick Specs

• Discipline: FIS Downhill (DH)
• Construction: Graphene World Cup Sandwich
• Technology: EMC, Graphene
• Plate: DH Race Plate
• Profile: Rebel Camber
• Base: Race-Structured UHM C Base
• Recommended Binding: HEAD Freeflex ST 20 X RD Binding

Description & Features

2027 HEAD WCR e-DH Rebel FIS Skis are designed for elite downhill racers. Built for maximum speed and control, this ski delivers powerful acceleration, precise edge hold, and unmatched stability at race pace.

EMC technology reduces vibration and keeps the ski smooth at speed. Combined with Graphene World Cup Sandwich Construction, the 2027 HEAD WCR e-DH Rebel FIS Skis provide stability, efficiency, and confidence on demanding downhill courses.

Key Features

• FIS-approved DH race ski
• EMC (Energy Management Circuit) reduces vibration
• Graphene construction improves strength-to-weight ratio
• Race-structured UHM C base for maximum glide
• Rebel Camber enhances edge grip and stability
• Infra-Red base waxing for long-lasting speed
• RD racing top sheet built for durability
• DH Race Plate optimizes power transfer and ski flex

Construction & Technology

EMC (Energy Management Circuit)

EMC converts kinetic energy from ski vibrations into electrical energy, which is used to absorb unwanted vibration and improve stability.

Graphene

Graphene is an ultra-light and strong material that allows precise weight distribution for better balance, control, and responsiveness.

Graphene World Cup Sandwich Construction

Graphene World Cup Sandwich Construction combines wood core, metal layers, and graphene for maximum power transfer and torsional stiffness.

Spec Chart

Recommended Binding

The HEAD Freeflex ST 20 X RD Binding is the recommended binding for the 2027 HEAD WCR e-DH Rebel FIS Skis. Designed for elite racing, it provides precise power transfer, consistent release, and a connected feel at speed.

This recommendation is based on the most common skier specs for this ski. Depending on skier weight, ability, and preference, a binding with a higher or lower DIN range may be a better fit. Always ensure compatibility with the DH race plate and proper setup for safe, consistent performance.