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ASagaFanBoy12
Posts: 181 - Karma: 507
Found a sweet deal on K2 Domains, I've seen a lot of good deals on a buttery playful park ski that can handle all of the mountain but have been hesitant to purchase anything, these keep coming up and stumbles across them for around $245 on eBay brand new. Im really interested in em but I'm unsure can anyone comment on their durability, playfulness and performance around the mountain thanks! And if I were to buy these what brake should I get for bindings? (Don't know much about bindings)
Dec 31 2015 9:01PM
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Ailo
Posts: 96 - Karma: 464
i have had 1 pair of domains and one of my friends have had about 3 of them . Domains are really fun park skis just soft enough to make butters and stuff but still not too soft to handle bigger jumps . only bad thing about them is durability, my domains last about an half year and mine friend domains last about same time . nut i have some friends that have used domains for a 1 year and i think that 1 year is max. time for those skis to last. and now about bindings the best bindings on market are probably fks/pivot but you are probably not going to need those . i would say that marker squire or rossingol axial would be just fine to you :)
Dec 31 2015 9:25PM
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Ailo
Posts: 96 - Karma: 464
Ailoi have had 1 pair of domains and one of my friends have had about 3 of them . Domains are really fun park skis just soft enough to make butters and stuff but still not too soft to handle bigger jumps . only bad thing about them is durability, my domains last about an half year and mine friend domains last about same time . nut i have some friends that have used domains for a 1 year and i think that 1 year is max. time for those skis to last. and now about bindings the best bindings on market are probably fks/pivot but you are probably not going to need those . i would say that marker squire or rossingol axial would be just fine to you :)


got some typos but don't mind :D
Dec 31 2015 9:26PM
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JibbaTheHutt
Posts: 2132 - Karma: 1,597
by far the softest ski i've ever skied, maybe the softest park ski out there. durability is ok but the bases suck dick, super slow and need waxing constantly. you can ski them all over the mountain but at speed they dont hold an edge that well and get very chattery and have the tendency to wash out. Honestly its great as a pure park ski where you'll be skiing mostly rails but dont rate them for much else.


https://www.newschoolers.com/reviews/2438/Domain check reviews here. ski is unchanged since like 2011 or something so any recent reviews work.
Jan 2 2016 5:50PM
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