Like an XXL person who’s light on her feet, the new FulLUVit 98 Ti is a big ski that moves with the ease of more svelte body type. While the new Channel Light Core makes the FulLUVit as dainty as a wood core, metal-trimmed ski is likely to get, it’s still a...
K2’s new Konic technology represents a seismic shift in design philosophy, moving away from super damp structures to a lighter chassis with clearer snow feel. The intent is to raise the performance ante so their flagship skis feel more powerful and precise than the...
If all one examined were a ski’s technical attributes—what we at realskiers refer to as its Power rating —the sub-par scores of K2’s Remedy 92 wouldn’t register a ho-hum. But then, we’d only be halfway down the scorecard, wouldn’t we? It’s all the Finesse qualities...
The massive makeover that K2 applied to their cornerstone men’s models they’ve also implemented across their all-mountain women’s collection. The OoolaLuv 85 Ti is the standard bearer for the new K2’s, representing the best the re-designed line has to offer. In...
If you can’t change direction without suffering a minor panic attack, take 2 Shreditor 92’s and call us in the morning. Firm enough underfoot to inspire trust, the blunt, tapered tip and tail sections offer no interference with a swiveled turn, so even if technique is...
