Ready to let junior skiers roam the mountain with bold confidence? The HEAD Oblivion Team invites them to carve, jump and explore—its twin-tip build, playful flex and easy-step bindings make every slope an adventure zone.

Help young shredders step into a world of freestyle fun and mountain mastery. The Oblivion Team JRS is designed with a twintip construction, giving kids freedom to attack features, ride switch or hit the pipe with the same ski. A rocker profile adds extra maneuverability in soft snow or on transitional terrain, so they’re set for more than just groomers. From the first drop of the lift to the jump off the kicker, this ski keeps up with the pace.

Durability matters when kids – and the mountain – are both in full motion. That’s why the topsheet features a scratch-resistant finish and the surface is treated with a Structured Surface texture, standing up to active use day after day. The built-in EASY4 system ensures that the ski and binding are perfectly matched for easy handling, lighter weight and intuitive step-in. When you pair that with either the JRS 4.5 GW CA or JRS 7.5 GW CA binding option, you’re offering a setup that’s both professional grade and child-friendly: lighter flex, effortless step-in/out, and compatibility with all standard junior boot types (A/C/GW A/GW C).

Specifications:

• Radius: 9.4 m @ Length 127 cm 
• Sidecut (for 127 cm): 104 / 68 / 92 mm 
• Plate: JRS Base 
• Bindings: Options (JRS 4.5 GW CA or JRS 7.5 GW CA) — part of EASY4 system, compatible with A/C/GW A/GW C boot types.
• Construction & Features:
  • Twintip construction for freestyle and reverse riding
  • Scratch-resistant topsheet with Structured Surface finish
  • E Base Black (durable, smooth-glide base)
• Typical Waist Width (example at Length 127): 68 mm 
• Intended Terrain: From whole-mountain cruising to half-pipe laps and features.
• Skill Level: Designed for juniors with ambition — those building confidence and ready to take the mountain by storm.

This HEAD Oblivion Team Junior Ski isn’t just a kid’s ski—it’s their ticket to building skills, improving technique and enjoying the mountain every time they click in.