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SlakedCoal
Posts: 18 - Karma: 116
Hi I considering buying a new pair of k2 domains this summer. What do you guys think about these skis?
Jan 23 2014 9:19AM
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LarryPowers
Posts: 332 - Karma: 138
I liked my domains. It's a pretty soft and playful ski. It's not very stable in high speeds since it has 0 camber underfoot, but for rails and smaller jumps very good. They're also quite durable.
Jan 23 2014 9:38AM
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NMMedia
Posts: 982 - Karma: 1,700
Love mine. Still havent been able to break them, they seem really durable. As stated before not great for high speed carving, but that being said I still feel completely comfortable bringing them into big jump lines where speed is required. Really only notice the 0 camber when youre trying to carve while flying down a hill covered in ice.
Jan 23 2014 10:35AM
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SlakedCoal
Posts: 18 - Karma: 116
Great I really need a durable ski after my line masterminds broke after not even a season!
Jan 23 2014 10:54AM
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srg_bchkv
Posts: 200 - Karma: 170
Domains will be noticeably heavier than the Masterminds but it's an overal better ski, go for it.
Jan 23 2014 12:28PM
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kvan
Posts: 3085 - Karma: 1,225
Really fun ski for rails, buttering, and medium sized jumps. I personally found that they were a bit too soft for anything over 40-50 ft. After owning 2 pairs of these over the course of 2 seasons the tips/tails tended to delam really easily especially if youre constantly hitting bigger jumps. I loved these skis but I probably would have found the recoils to be the better option.
Jan 23 2014 12:53PM
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SlakedCoal
Posts: 18 - Karma: 116
I mainly hit rail and boxes and medium kickers so the domains should be my ski
Jan 23 2014 2:05PM
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FangleDangle
Posts: 44 - Karma: 40
Funnest ski I've ever had. Butters, nollies, presses, surface swaps, all easier with this ski cause of the flat camber and soft flex. Only complaint is the slower base and that my edges started to crack a lot near the end of the season, however I can be rough on my skis and those edge cracks never materialized into a serious problem.
Jan 23 2014 3:43PM
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