'11 K2 Kung Fujas All-Terrain Freeride Skis

Total Retail Value: $750.00
Our Price Starting At: $399.95

Features:
- 2011 K2 Kung Fujas Skis
- Bi-Directional Taper
- All-Terrain Rocker
- Twin Tech
- Vertical ABS Sidewall
- Aspen/Paulownia Core
- Removable Rivets for Pre Cut Skins
- Powder Tip
Dimensions: 133-102-127mm
Turn Radius: 19m @ 179cm

The new 2011 K2 Kung Fujas Skis are bigger, badder, and better than previous models. We all loved the Kung Fujas from the past 2 years with a 95mm waist and it would ski anything, but in true Pep style he went even bigger and achieved the same result. Pep new he needed some extra width under foot to make his ski even more of a true all-terrain ski and that he did. Pep Fujas demanded a ski that he could charge every type of terrain on, so we worked with him to develop a new wider Kung Fujas, a ski that is big enough to float and take on the backcountry, yet nimble and poppy enough to shred the resort and the park. He added even more All-Terrain Rocker to enhance its performance in soft snow and allows for easier butters as well. One thing he wanted was to retain the Bi-Directional taper for optimal switch carving. The result is truly a quiver of one.

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Bindings Salomon's heritage has always been in performance bindings. With the introduction of the Z-concept, we improve lateral rigidity, maintain optimum shock absorption, and decrease the overall weight of the system through the use of space-age carbon injected components.

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.

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