2026 Head World Cup Rebels E-Race Pro Skis W/ WCR 14mm Plate

The 2026 Head Worldcup Rebels e-Race Pro is a no-nonsense, race-bred carving ski built for expert skiers who prioritize edge precision, turn integrity, and high-speed stability on firm snow. With a refined race-room build and a mid-radius shape, the e-Race Pro delivers GS-level confidence in an everyday on-piste format.

Why we like it:

This is about as close as you can get to a World Cup ski while still having fun on your local groomers. It’s fast, stable, and rewards skiers who can commit to a high edge angle and a clean arc.

Who it's for:

Expert skiers and former racers looking for a high-performance carving ski that can charge through firm snow with precision and poise. Perfect for beer league racers or aggressive frontside skiers who want more punch than a recreational carving ski can offer.

Highlights:

Head borrows heavily from its race heritage here. A wood core reinforced by two sheets of Titanal, a tri-layered fiberglass laminate, and a central strip of Graphene make this ski both incredibly strong and impressively responsive. The EMC (Energy Management Circuit) system reduces vibrations and chatter, especially in variable hardpack, while the included Raceplate WCR 14 Short enhances leverage and edge hold. With a 68 mm waist and a narrower tip and tail than its Supershape cousins, the e-Race Pro is a fall-line carving machine meant to rail turns with intention and force.

Things to consider:

This ski is all business. There’s no rocker to help with ease of entry or versatility, and the squared-off tail and minimal taper demand clean technique. It’s happiest on hard snow and at high speeds—if you’re not ready to push it, it won’t do the work for you.

Fit & sizing considerations:

With a 14.8-meter turn radius in the 170 cm length, this ski thrives in medium-radius arcs but can flex into shorter turns with skillful input. Choose your typical frontside length for stability, or size down slightly for quicker edge-to-edge performance or if you have a preference towards tighter turn shapes.