Al's Ski Equipment Barn - '10 K2 Extreme Freestyle All Mountain Twin Tip Skis

'10 K2 Extreme Freestyle All Mountain Twin Tip Skis

Total Retail Value: $600.00
Our Price Starting At: $399.99

The 2009 - 2010 K2 Extreme Ski is the most functional in-bounds twin tip ski that K2 has ever built. With an all new ABSorb Hybrid Sidewall and a 184cm length the K2 Extreme ski has the confidence and stability to rip any terrain and it has the torsional strength and durability to handle the toughest of landings and the most punishing abuse in the park. Emulate PK Hunder's double cork 1080 or just bust out some of the ol' moves on the top sheet. Remember to always keep it Extreme. The K2 Extreme skis is versatile outside of the park so if you are looking for a great park ski that will allow you to ski all-mountain the K2 Extreme is a great choice.

Features:
- ABSorb Hybrid Construction
- Fir Core
- Rivets

'10 K2 Extreme Skis w/Marker Griffon Schizofrantic Bindings

Dimensions: 118-85-109

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If you would like to add poles and/or bindings to this ski at a substantial discount, please continue below. Mounting service is available at no charge. Alternatively, just click the button on the right to the add this ski to your cart as is.

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Bindings Choose your binding.

Ski Poles Choose your Pole Length. Need help? Check out our Pole Sizing Tool

Optional Service: Binding Mounting For you convenience, we can mount the bindings in this package for you. We will need your height and weight below only if you are buying boots to go with these skis. By selecting this optional service you are indicating that you have read and agree with our binding mounting terms and conditions. Bindings will still need to have final adjustment done with your boots by a certified ski technician for your safety. Please be sure to select your boot size before check out.

Mounting Point Thank you for your purchase of the Freestyle/Freeride skis. K2 and Volkl offers a variety of mounting points on the skis in their factory collection. They range from a factory suggested mid-sole mark to core center. The distance between the two is 7cm. This is the way it works, the more park skiing you do, the further ahead you want to be. The more freeride skiing you do the closer to the mid-sole mark you should be. Most of our customers have gone to +3cm from mid-sole for a good combination of freeride and freestyle. If you would like to give us special mounting instructions please do so in the comment section upon checkout.

Skier Boot Size We need to know the boot size of the person who will be using this package if you have selected the optional binding mounting service. It is important that this be accurate. All sizes listed in mondopoints. You may wish to consult our mondopoint conversion chart. If you wish to give your mm boot sole length please do so in the comment section upon checkout.

Ski Boot Option Choose from a selection of boots below to go with your Ski Package. If you select a boot for this package please include height, weight, skier ability, and age so that we may do all the final adjustments on the bindings for you free of charge.

Skier Weight We need to know the weight of the person who will be using this package if you have selected the optional binding mounting service. It is important to your safety that this be accurate.

Skier Height We need to know the height of the person who will be using this package if you have selected the optional binding mounting service. It is important to your safety that this be accurate.

Skier Age We need to know the age of the person who will be using this package if you have selected the optional binding mounting service. It is important to your safety that this be accurate.

Skier Type We need to know the Skier Type of the person who will be using this package if you have selected the optional binding mounting service. It is important to your safety that this be accurate. If you're not sure of your Skier Type, please see our Skier Type Identification Guide.