Newschoolers' Review: "I said it above but I'll repeat it here. If I had a park ski and these, I really couldn't see myself needing anything else. When I'm going up to solely ride the park I'll take a park ski but for everything else I have been using the Catamaran. Even if there is no fresh snow and I'll mainly be …
Manufacturer's Description: A modernized twintip shape for those that take a freestyle viewpoint beyond park features.
Newschoolers' Review: "My overall impression from the few runs was that K2 have created a ski that is more versatile on the mountain, carves better and skis unpredictable snow more consistently than its predecessors. But I probably wouldn't want to take it in the park or jib, which is what I actually did most of t…
Manufacturer's Description: Redesigned for the new generation of women charging the park and pipe and extending into freeride freedom.
Newschoolers' Review: "So they rip all mountain, they seem tough and they're loose enough to be 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 they don't whip rou…
- Upgraded for 2017 to feature a sintered base, the Press is an entry level ski and a decent cheap option. Characteristics: Cheap, soft, nimble. Manufacturer's Description: No nonsense durability and progressive shaping from K2's 25 years of Factory Team design experience.
Characteristics: Nimble, solid, stable Manufacturer's Description: Updated shaping for the ever progressing world of park riding creativity.
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