1 / 5M7 MANTRA FLAT 24/25 (also known as Volkl)
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The Völkl M7 Mantra is the next generation of all-mountain skis, offering enhanced stability, liveliness, and maneuverability. With Völkl’s Tailored Titanal Frame for excellent stability and Tailored Carbon Tips for improved responsiveness, these skis deliver precision and control in all conditions. The innovative 4 Radius Drive design, an evolution of the 3D Radius Sidecut, allows for adjustable turn radii, offering effortless handling with rock-solid stability.
Tailored Titanal components optimize weight and torsional stiffness, making the M7 Mantra lighter and more versatile than its predecessor, while excelling both on-piste and off-piste. These features push the boundaries of skiing, setting a new benchmark for performance and enjoyment on the slopes.
| Waist Width | 96mm |
|---|---|
| Sidecut | 139 / 96 / 121mm |
| Core | Multilayer Woodcore — Poplar & Beech |
| Construction | 2-Layer Tailored Titanal Frame + Tailored Carbon Tips, full sidewall |
| Profile | Rocker / Camber / Rocker |
| Best For | All-mountain freeride — same construction as 25/26, graphics only update |
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Völkl M7 Mantra
By PTO Team, Based on official specs and professional review consensus · Spec analysis + professional review consensus on this ski ·
The take
“The M7 is the Mantra that finally learned to relax — a little.”
The M7 is the latest evolution of the Mantra, now with Völkl's 4 Radius Drive sidecut — four distinct radii instead of three. In practice, it means even more turn versatility than the Mantra 88. Short turns, medium turns, long turns — the M7 handles all of them without the skier having to work for it.
96mm waist puts it in direct competition with the Nordica Enforcer 99 and Blizzard Rustler 9. At 2,070g in the 177, it's lighter than the Enforcer (2,100g) and heavier than the Rustler (1,940g). In character, it sits between them too — more playful than the Enforcer, more stable than the Rustler.
The tailored titanal frame is interesting: Völkl adjusts the size and placement of the titanal by ski length. Shorter skis get less metal, longer skis get more. The carbon tip reduces swing weight without sacrificing torsional stiffness. The result is a ski that feels balanced across all five lengths — the 163 doesn't feel overpowered, and the 191 doesn't feel underpowered.
This is the Mantra for the all-mountain skier who wants to go everywhere. It carves groomers convincingly, handles powder and crud, and has enough stability for steep lines. It's not as precise as the Mantra 88 on hardpack, and not as wide as a dedicated freeride ski. That's the point — it's the compromise that barely feels like one.
Bindings we'd pair with it
Mount point: Flat mount. Our pick: Look Pivot 15 GW.
Look Pivot 15 GWAggressiveMatches the M7's all-mountain charging capability. High retention for hard skiing.
Marker Griffon 13 IDAll-aroundVersatile, lighter. The practical choice for mixed-use skiing.
- Tyrolia Attack 14 GWValue / weight
Good performance at a lower price. Keeps total weight reasonable.
