Völkl Revolt 84

Name: Völkl Revolt 84
Brand: Völkl
SKU: 243852-186 cm
Price: 359.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

~~Recommended retail price €500~~ our price €359

Incl. VAT · free EU shipping over €99

Length (cm) Size guide

186

Create your set

Skis Revolt 84

Showing bindings with a 84–104 mm brake to fit the 84 mm waist, plus bindings we fit with the right brake.

Mount the binding and set the release value (+€39). We ask for your boot sole length, height and weight at checkout.

In stock: ships in 2–5 working days
30-day free returns
Binding mounting on request

About the Völkl Revolt 84

Völkl Revolt 84 25/26 Freeski: ski. Waist: 84 mm. Available lengths: 186 cm.

Specifications

Length: 186 cm
Waist: 84 mm

Buying advice

Who is the Völkl Revolt 84 for?

The Völkl Revolt 84 is an all-mountain ski that suits beginners and intermediate skiers. At 84 mm underfoot it switches edges quickly, turns easily and grips well on groomed runs.

Which Völkl Revolt 84 length should I choose?

Available in 186 cm. The table below rounds the usual rule of thumb to the lengths this ski comes in.

Suggested length by height and level
Your height	Beginner	Intermediate	Advanced
185 cm (6′1″)	–	–	186 cm
190 cm (6′3″)	–	186 cm	186 cm
195 cm (6′5″)	186 cm	186 cm	186 cm
200 cm (6′7″)	186 cm	186 cm	–

Heavier, faster or more confident skiers can choose one size longer. See the ski size chart for more.

Good to know

Sold without a binding: choose one above with a 84–99 mm brake, or pick a ski + binding set.
Binding mounting and release-value (DIN) setup to ISO 11088 (€39), done before dispatch.
Free EU shipping over €99, delivery in 2–5 working days and 30-day free returns on unused gear.
Questions about size or fit? Message us and we reply within one working day.

Questions, answered

Straight answers about sizes, levels and service. Still unsure? Ask us.

Is the Völkl Revolt 84 good for beginners?

Yes. At 84 mm underfoot it is easy to turn and forgiving at lower speeds.

What length Völkl Revolt 84 should I get?

It comes in 186 cm. As a rule of thumb, beginners choose about 15 cm shorter than their height, intermediates about 10 cm shorter and advanced skiers around their own height.