2026 HEAD WCR E.SL Rebel Team Skis - High-Performance All-Mountain Skis for Advanced Skiers | Perfect for Powder, Groomers & Freeride Adventures
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DESCRIPTION
Description & Features
Designed for young slalom racers with big ambitions, the HEAD WCR E.SL Rebels Team ski delivers World Cup-level precision in a junior-friendly package. Equipped with HEAD’s EMC technology, it minimizes vibrations and boosts stability for a smooth, controlled ride through tight courses. Graphene enhances weight distribution for perfect balance, while a reactive wood core and Titanal layers provide the explosive power, quick edge changes, and grip needed to excel in rapid-fire turns. Fast, agile, and race-proven—these Rebels are built to win.
Features
Junior SL Race Ski
EMC F Technology
Graphene Worldcup Sandwich Construction
RD Racing Top Sheet
Race Structured UHM C Base
Rebel Camber
RACEPLATE WRC Team
Recommended Binding (sold separately):
HEAD WCR E.SL REBEL TEAM Ski Specs
Type
Size (cm)
Sidecut (mm)
Radius (m)
RECOMMEND. BINDING
Junior SL
160
113 / 65 / 99
=13
Freeflex ST 14
Junior SL
153
112 / 64 / 97
=12
Freeflex 11 Race
Junior SL
146
112 / 64 / 96
=11
Freeflex 11 Race
Junior SL
139
111 / 63 / 93
=10
EVO 9 GW
Junior SL
132
111 / 63 / 93
=9
EVO 9 GW
Junior SL
125
109 / 62 / 90
=8.5
EVO 9 GW
Technical Info
EMC - Energy Management Circuit
You can trust EMC to deliver smooth skiing and exceptional edge grip, whatever the conditions. When the ski bends and vibrates, it takes the kinetic energy in the ski and transfers it into electrical energy, which is then used to absorb undesirable vibrations for a smoother, more stable experience.
GRAPHENE
GRAPHENE is the thinnest and lightest element ever discovered by mankind. It is also the strongest material on the planet, stronger than diamond and 300 times stronger than steel, all in the thickness of one atom.
