Manufacturer's Description: The Magnus 90 is the latest evolution in a decade-plus of rockered park ski design. A soft-yet-firm, round profile allows for unparalleled flex + pop when buttering, tip taper eliminates hookiness when carving, and a more balanced sidecut helps equalize swing weight once airborne. The Ma…
Manufacturer's Description: Podium after podium and no signs of slowing down, and fully backed by the K2 Alliance. Delivers the confidence to hit the big line in the park, and ultra durable for tip-slapping landings all season.
Manufacturer's Description: If hot laps through the park and massive airtime are your forte, then you'd be foolish to overlook the Salomon NFX Skis. Specially designed with a Jib Tech base, full sandwich sidewalls, and reinforced XL edges, the NFXs were built to sustain the brutal beatings of day-to-day park skiing…
Newschoolers' Review: "So they rip all mountain, they seem tough and they're loose enough feeling to still be fairly fun when playing around. Sounds like they are flawless right? Not quite. For one thing they are fairly heavy at over 2,000g per ski in a 176. You can actually feel that difference in the air, in that th…
Manufacturer's Description: No nonsense durability and progressive shaping from K2's 25+ years of Factory Team design experience. Hopped up with Carbon Boost Braid and built to last Duracap Construction.
Newschoolers' Quick Review: I spent a whole summer in Zermatt on the Prodigy and, while it's a stiffer ski than I generally like, I was stoked on it for the most part. With a short radius and generous rocker they are super quick on rails, and they have a pretty low-swingweight for technical tricks. The stiff flex kee…
Manufacturer's Description: The same construction, shape and tech as the Prodigy 1.0, available with alternative topsheet and extra sizes. The Poplar-cored, freestyle twin, has buckets of pop and flex while maintaining real performance on the downhill. Favorites of competition champs such as Kelly SIldaru and Sarah H…
Manufacturer's Description: New for 2019-20. The brand-new Prodigy 2.0 is the ultimate all-mountain shred-tool. Packing all the right ingredients to help you pop. stomp, and surf all over the mountain, it's Poplar Core is soft and poppy enough to butter those slushy rollers while maintaining stiffness underfoot, mean…
Manufacturer's Description: Punx 5 is Punx 7’s chippy younger brother. Shaped for future X Games winners, with twin tips and Atomic Park Rocker, it’s a great stick for training hard and honing your tricks. And with an extra durable construction, it’s pretty much bomb proof.
Manufacturer's Description: Put through the wringer at the X Games, this ski has been given the personal seal of approval by no less than Andreas Håtveit and Gus Kenworthy. They were particularly stoked by the catch-free take offs thanks to the slight early rise Park Rocker in tip and tail. Add an Atomic Fu…
Manufacturer's Description: The Revolt 86 features tip and tail rocker and a directional shape of 120-86-110. With a Multi-Layer wood core and our bomber tough box construction, this new ski gives solid skiers who want to ski park runs while still having all-mountain versatility a great new ride
Manufacturer's Description: The Völkl Revolt 87 Skis are fully cambered, fully symmetrical freeride skis - stout and durable enough to combine on-mountain exploits and ideal for huge spins and tricks. This is an extremely versatile freestyle tool, and with Tough Box construction and an ultra high density P-Tex …
Manufacturer's Description: These are the skis the Völkl team guys take out when it hasn't snowed in a while. The Völkl Revolt 95 Skis excel at everything from butters in a foot of pow to tweaked out 7's in the pipe, and aren't afraid to take on steep big mountain terrain either. When the pow ski is simpl…
Manufacturer's Description: A core freestyle ski, from its construction to its shape, the Rippah embodies an instrument designed for creative expression. A lightweight poplar core provides the platform for low swing-weight and playfulness. Responsive flex while burly construction holds up to over-flexing, hitting rails…
Manufacturer's Description: When full-send is the way of life and you prefer to jump, slide, spin and glide, the Rogue is the ski of choice; a high-performance park ski crafted of the finest prepreg carbon fiber for exceptional lightweight flex and handling. Its aggressive camber and sidecut offer unparalleled grip…
Manufacturer's Description: Athlete approved for the park, pipe, and beyond. A fine-tuned and precise twin tip that checks all the boxes with bombproof construction built from an aspen wood core, Twintech sidewalls.
Manufacturer's Description: A twin tip that’s as comfortable in the park as it is tearing up groomers or trees, the Soul Rider 84 is all about versatility. Camber underfoot for power and edge grip with early rise rocker in the tip and tail, make this the ski of choice for those looking for a fun and playful a…
Manufacturer's Description: A twin tip that's as comfortable in the park as it is tearing up groomers or trees, the Soul Rider 87 is all about versatility. Camber underfoot for power and edge grip with early rise rocker in the tip and tail, make this the ski the perfect choice for those looking for a fun and playful …
Manufacturer's Description: "One ski that does it all turning park, powder & all-mtn terrain into your personal playground. Regardless of the terrain, these light and nimble skis are no work… ALL PLAY! Their versatile 98mm width and innovative shape and flex provide the best of all worlds. Reliable precisi…
Newschoolers' Quick Review: The Ballistic is a perfect ski for the individual who needs a one-ski quiver and spends some time in the park and most of their time all over the mountain in harder snow conditions. They’re a bit too stiff and directional to be a pure park ski (unless you only hit big jumps), and a …
New for 2020!
Manufacturer's Description: "Powerful, ultra-responsive precision on firm snow that's equally fun & playful beyond the groomers. “The Masterblaster” is quick and precise like you’d expect from a 96mm waisted all-mountain ski, yet has a unique split personality that’s also incredibly fun an…
New for 2020!
Manufacturer's Description: Show off this light and strong cap-wrapped wood core game-changer. Progress can be bought.
Newschoolers' Quick Review: The Vacation is a super playful ski. I am not a fan of this ski for hitting large and X-Large jumps and features. The very soft flex quickly made me lose confidence in sticking landings. Same deal for medium and big cliffs say 10+ feet. If you do not land perfectly, you will likely wash out…
Manufacturer's Description: Hold on to your expectations because the Salomon TNT Skis are about to blow 'em out of the water -- yeah, we just went there... In all seriousness though, the TNT Skis are a great park ski that you won't hesitate to rip around the rest of the mountain. Built with a symmetrical, full camber…
Newschoolers' Review: "I love this ski. I've been in the park since around 2000 and I can honestly say these are one of, if not the, best park skis I have ever used. They make doing things in the park easier, and because of that they give you a feeling that you can try more. And partly because of the ski, you can ge…
Manufacturer's Description: The award-winning Transfer is back with the same DNA, the addition of a metal tip and tail protector, and poured polyurethane sidewalls for extra dampening. The symmetrical shape, paired with bamboo, poplar, and carbon fiber, will boost this ski out of parks and pipes worldwide. Member Re…
