"Miller explained that the company moved too fast and underestimated the responsibility that comes with asking for trust and investment. Peak has support from investors and experienced business leaders, and it has since regrouped, slowed down, and rebuilt its structure. Miller said that Peak Skis would do things the right way, committing to disciplined operations, quality products, and earning back trust through actions rather than words."
"The Peak 88s are in their third generation and are an all-mountain ski with a "slightly relaxed sidecut" compared to previous models. The ski is designed to make the skier feel more composed at higher speeds and more versatile in all terrains. "It's designed for skiers who want a predictable, stable platform that still responds instantly when it's time to push harder or change direction," according to Peak Skis website."
"Miller said he knew he was asking for a second chance, and he didn't take that lightly. As a personal thank you, Miller said that Peak Skis will cover the cost of shipping in the United States, and Bode Miller will sign each pair with "Bode '26" for orders placed by February 28. Both the Peak 88s and 98s are priced at $799."
Peak Skis paused operations in June 2025 and has resumed after regrouping with investor support and experienced business leaders. The company acknowledged moving too fast and has slowed down to rebuild its structure, committing to disciplined operations and quality products to earn back trust through actions. Only the Peak 88 (third generation, slightly relaxed sidecut for stability and versatility) and Peak 98 (daily, all-terrain quiver) will be available this season, both priced at $799. Orders placed by February 28 include free U.S. shipping and a "Bode '26" signature. Recent communications did not address past complaints about the direct-to-consumer sales model.
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