K2 made a bold move this season, changing what had been an insanely popular design for over a decade. The iKonic 85 Ti is expected to fill the big shoes once worn by the venerable Rictor 82 XTi without the ultra-damp, shock-sucking properties of its now mothballed...
K2 has made a very tidy business out of coddling the recreational female skier, giving her the confidence to let her hair down and her skis run. The Luv Struck 80 is in this tradition, an easy-going ride that holds a steady edge under a light touch. Most skis made for...
Women who bought a pair of Luvs when this nameplate was first adopted by K2 a couple of product generations ago may be scarred by memories of how heavy they were. The old Luvs earned your affections by driving with the stability of a Coupe de Ville, with about the...
To be a market leader, you can’t just offer a great ski; you must have, somewhere in your collection, a great ski at a great price. For the new K2’s, that ski is the Konic 78 Ti. It’s a Frontside ski that, true to K2 tradition, is so simple to ski you’ll want to...
K2 bet the farm on their new Konic construction that strips away surface structures and moves the bulk of the remaining mass to the ski’s perimeter, over the edge. We’re pleased to report the farm is not in any jeopardy. In the case of the iKonic 80 Ti, the changes...
