[Editor’s Note: In the interest of getting you information sooner on some of the products we’re reviewing, we’re posting here some of our measured specs and manufacturer details, and will update in the future. Take a look, and let us know in the Comments Section below what questions you’d like us to answer.]

What Volkl says about the Peregrine 80

“The new Peregrine 80 is characterized by its easy accessibility that will appeal to a broad target group. This model is fun to ski in all snow conditions and is ideal for skiers looking for a balanced skiing experience. Inspired by its predecessor, the Deacon 80, the Peregrine 80 also has a Titanal band, which runs along the center of the ski from tip to tail which maintains overall stiffness while minimizing weight. The Titanal ensures a reliable and stable ride quality that allows skiers to enjoy a balanced mix of smoothness and liveliness. The use of Tailored Carbon Tips, also used on the Peregrine 82, ensures agility with less effort.

Thanks to the Lowride Integrated Binding System, which is optionally available with the TCX heel, getting in and out of the binding is comfortable and effortless. This makes the model particularly suitable for smaller skiers or those returning from an injury looking for a smooth and playful skiing experience. The new Peregrine 80 is easy to handle, especially forgiving, and requires less effort for full all-mountain fun.”

Flex Pattern

Here’s how we’d characterize the flex pattern of the Peregrine 80:

Tips: 8.5-9
Shovels: 9-9.5
In Front of Toe Piece: 9.5
Underfoot: 10
Behind the Heel Piece: 9
Tails: 9

Stay Tuned…

We’ve been testing both the new Peregrine 80 and Peregrine 82, and we filmed a video with Volkl about them at Blister Summit 2024. So subscribe to the Blister YouTube channel to catch that video as soon as it drops. Also, see our Flash Review below, keep an eye out for more updates, and let us know of any questions you have.