All-mountain · Rocker, camber, rocker
Used Völkl Mantra 88: is it right for you, and what should you pay?
The fit check first, from your lift ticket. Then an estimated used price, worked out from the maker’s RRP.
EstimatedAbout half of the RRPA rule of thumb. Condition and age move it. See how ↓Is it right for you?
Your ticket
No ticket yet, so this is for a typical adult at intermediate level on groomed snow.
Change weight, level or snowThe listing’s length
Not enough published numbers to run the model for this ski yet. The fit check needs the waist, radius and flex.
The verdict doesn’t depend on the price.
What should you pay?
About half of the RRP
From the RRP: RRP US$849.99 (2027), from volkl.com (read 14 Oct 2026)
About A$1,215 at the rate below
As a rule of thumb, used skis sell for roughly half of the original RRP. Condition and age move it: excellent toward more, worn toward less.
A$ at US$1 = A$1.43 (RBA rate of 17 Oct 2026). An estimate, not an offer: we don’t sell this Mantra 88. How we work it out
Check before you buy
Bases. Look along them for core shots (wood or foam showing) and deep gouges. Light scratches are normal.
Edges. Run a fingernail along them: cracks, missing pieces or rust that won’t wipe off cost money.
Sidewalls. Chips are cosmetic; a crack that opens when you flex the ski is not.
Delamination. Check the tip and tail for layers lifting apart. Walk away if you see it.
Mount holes. Count the old holes. Several sets close together can stop a new mount sitting safely.
Bindings. Have a certified technician check the model is still on the indemnified list, fits your boot sole and releases at your setting. We don’t judge bindings.
I paid / I sold
Bought or sold a Mantra 88? Tell us the price. Real Australian sales are the one thing we can’t get any other way.
