The 12 Most Widely Stocked All-Mountain Skis of 2026–27, 90 to 99 mm

Twelve 90–99 mm skis, side by side: the ones the most US shops had in stock this fall, with their shapes, turn radius, profiles, ability labels and lowest prices.

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The 90–99 mm range is the busiest corner of the ski market: our catalog has 455 adult skis in it, most of them sold as all-mountain skis. To make that list manageable, we picked the twelve current 2026–27 models that the most US shops had in stock on 31 October 2026. Being widely stocked doesn't make a ski right for you, but it does mean plenty of shops to compare and a good chance of finding your length.

We haven't skied these for this list. It's built from the makers' published dimensions and the prices we track.

The twelve, side by side

Skis without a label are sold as unisex. "Shops" is the number of US shops with an in-stock price on 31 October 2026, and "lowest price" the cheapest of them. Where a maker gives a range of turn radii, it grows with length.

What the list shows

• Every one of them mixes rocker into its profile. All twelve profile names mention rocker. For this width, rocker at the tip, and usually the tail, with camber underfoot is now simply the standard recipe.
• The tips tell you more than the waists. The waists only run from 90 to 99 mm, but the tips run from 118 mm (Bent 90) to 139 mm (M7 Mantra). A wide tip helps a ski float and start turns in soft snow. A narrower tip with less taper usually feels more direct on firm snow.
• Turn radius splits them into two groups. The Sheeva 9 (13–14 m) and the M7 Mantra at its short lengths turn tightly, which suits trees and bumps. The Mindbender 96 (20 m) and the Bent 90 at its long lengths prefer bigger, faster arcs.
• Two lean toward the park. The Revolt 96 is labeled for park skiing, and the ARV 94 uses a freestyle rocker. Both were also among the cheapest to find, from $420 and $452.
• Some hold their price, some don't. The Enforcer 94, QST 94, Santa Ana 92 and Mindbender 96 were the same price at every shop that had them. The widest spreads were on the ARV 94 ($452 to $850), the M7 Mantra ($550 to $930) and the Rustler 9 ($750 to $975), so shopping around pays most on those.

How to narrow it down

1. Firm snow and groomers most days: look at the narrower tips and longer radii, such as the Enforcer 94 or Bent 90.
2. Soft snow, trees and mixed days: look at wider tips and tighter radii, such as the M7 Mantra, QST 94 or Sheeva 9.
3. A playful, freestyle feel: the Revolt 96 or ARV 94.
4. Women's models: the Santa Ana 92 and Sheeva 9 are the women's skis here, with size runs that stop at 172 and 168 cm; see women's skis.

For a closer look at two of them, read Enforcer 94 vs QST 94. For the bigger picture, how to choose skis explains width, terrain and ability, and our ski size chart covers length.