Is K2 a good ski brand?

Seattle-based K2 Sports is among the most recognized ski brands in the world — arguably the most recognized in the United States. They’re, in fact, credited with being the creator of the first fiberglass skis. For non-skiers, K2 offers a solid lineup of great snowboards and splitboards, too.

Did K2 discontinue the marksman?

The K2 Marksman, the wider of the two new skis, occupies a space between the now discontinued Shreditor 102 and 112. They certainly aren’t the first asymmetrical ski to hit the market but they probably are the most mainstream and most freestyle oriented incarnation of the idea.

What kind of reviews are there for K2 skis?

Check out K2 ski reviews on all your favorite K2 ski models including the iKonic series, Luv Sick, Luv Struck, Konic, Shreditor and more. The Skis.com team spent the day out on the mountain taking laps on the latest K2 skis so we could offer you quality video reviews to help you make a selection.

What does the K2 Carver carving ski look like?

The K2 Super Charger is one of the most intimidating-looking carvers we’ve tested. From a very stout flex pattern to its complete lack of taper and rocker — the Super Charger looks like a ski that wants to be pushed hard on edge. So what exactly does that translate to on snow, and how does it compare to some of the other carving skis out there?

What does the K2 super charger look like?

The K2 Super Charger is one of the most intimidating-looking carvers we’ve tested. From a very stout flex pattern to its complete lack of taper and rocker — the Super Charger looks like a ski that wants to be pushed hard on edge.

Which is the best pair of skis to buy?

We headed to our annual ski test to try over 80 pairs and have marked each on its various capabilities, coming up with our list of the very best all mountain skis for the 2020-21 season.