With a great blend of playfulness and seriousness, the Sheeva 9’s profile and footprint is all about versatility. The freeride twin tip shape carries forward into 2026, with significant early rocker and moderate splay in both the tip and tail. This allows for not only a highly maneuverable and playful feel but makes turn initiation and release easy and smooth as ever. As for dimensions, the 96 mm waist width is rounded out with a 129 mm tip and 118 mm tail, generating a 16-meter turn radius. The slightly wider forebody gives the Sheeva 9 impressive performance in soft snow conditions and allows it to hook into a turn really nicely on-piste. Light and quick underfoot, it makes shorter, more agile turns than other skis with this width, which is another contributing quality to its success. Speaking to its capabilities, it’s also worth noting that this ski will work best on the feet on a skilled skier, one that likes to ski at a moderate to fast speed with good technique. Alli Ruschp states that the Sheeva 9 is “Swishy fun, easy to turn with a quick tail release. The tip and tail rocker allows the ski to glide over crud and make it easier to turn. Personally I like a stiffer tail but this was fun in the soft slushy snow and would be fun in the bumps and trees because you easy swish your turns.”

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