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K2 Extremes???

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eimf
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Hey, i'm thinking about buying the K2 Extremes, and i just want to know how they ride. I'm also wondering what is a good binding to pair up with them?
Thanks
Jun 7 2009 1:32AM
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Slinger1x1
Posts: 8853 - Karma: 65
fairly stiff and heavy, like my dick
Jun 7 2009 1:34AM
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asian_andy
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margettes kills with them. i would get light bindings. go with marker
Jun 7 2009 1:48AM
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MRoden
Posts: 753 - Karma: 211
you might as well by 2x4's
Jun 7 2009 7:37PM
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SEABURN
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Jun 7 2009 7:45PM
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a_pla5tic_bag
Posts: 9210 - Karma: 5,357
It seems like it's a safe thing to say that most k2 skis are a bit on the heavy side, my disorderlys are kind of heavy. but i wouldn't let that stop you from getting them, they look good, PK Hunder slays on them.
Jun 7 2009 9:21PM
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schmies
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Sean Pettit too, and he isn't a super big dude by any means.
Jun 8 2009 11:55AM
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Balto
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cons of k2-heavy
pros-bomb proof
Jun 8 2009 3:51PM
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ElbridgeGerry
Posts: 5902 - Karma: -27
This is true, I have a pair of absolutely RAPED k2 Silencers that stil carve well. K2 makes bombproof skis, they always will. / THREAD
Jun 8 2009 3:54PM
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SHastatahoe
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I don't know who decided that light skis were good.  I prefer a heavier ski.  You can put momentum into the ski and it is a lot of fun.  I would say more fun then feeling like you have nothing on your feet.  Light skis only benefit in trekking/hiking. 

And yes, k2s are bombproof.  I put 2 of the hardest seasons ever on my  fujatives, and all they have is rocker and a tail that blew up.  They would probably still ski fine. 

The extreme is a solid design.  It is a solid ski without any fancy-schmancy butter zones or torsion bars.  
Jun 8 2009 4:06PM
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I_Am_Mod
Posts: 13214 - Karma: 3,753
extreme = new public enemy, so i guess lots of experience, and a tested design that proved its status over the years...
yes, stiff n heavy
Jun 8 2009 4:29PM
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Literature
Posts: 13673 - Karma: 3,086
I've been happy with my pair. Stiff, springy, and not afraid to send jumps way deep. Nothing mind blowing, but they get the job done. I think the graphics are my favorite part.
Jun 9 2009 4:01AM
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K2theExtreme
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I dont know much about them, but they are a 10/10 compared to the silencers I had.
Jun 19 2009 2:55PM
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HamFaceGirl
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wow in about every thread about extremes everyone says that. I think we know that already
Jun 19 2009 3:25PM
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Motes
Posts: 1840 - Karma: 90

I have them with the marker griffons and i love em

Pros- Great for all Mountain, Great for Jumps, Sick top sheet design

Cons-  A little on the heavy side (Its the PE with a lighter topsheet), Stiff,  Wouldent use for rails

Overall: I ski 60/40 (All Mountain/Park) and i Like them alot

Jun 19 2009 6:41PM
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miroz
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Not a fan.

We have them at my shop and they feel pretty damp ie. not very fun.  Yes, they are stiff, no, I wouldn't use them for rails.  The only reason I'd buy them was if I needed a 50/50 big jumps/all mtn ski.  Otherwise, I'm not too stoked on them and I'd be much more willing to go towards a livelier ski.

Jun 20 2009 12:27AM
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