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skrtskrrtbro ur name i was trippin for a sec
skrtskrrtbro ur name i was trippin for a sec
WoFlowzWell k2 and pep parted ways, and it was quit soft snow oriented they had no wider park skis. Which their kinda known for with the shreditor, don’t get me wrong they are some of the most fun skis to me in park and pow and crud. Plus k2 has been kinda changing it’s imagine from your dads ski to the guy you wish you were skis. All in all k2 has moved on and it’s a shame because their super fun, I have one pair unmounted and brand new because I don’t think it’ll be made again. I also wanna try catamarans those look super sweet also.
DeebieSkeebieshonestly the point you made about them being "they guy you wish you were" skis turns me off so hard on K2 haha, totally hardo. They have sick skis though, but chill out K2. You're not gods gift to skiing anymore.
skrrtskrrtoh shit. i was trippin too. i thought that was me!
shred14I love my K2 Marksman's, but goddamn do the top sheets chip easily! I’m pretty sure the main reason the K2 Marksman and Catamaran is discontinued is because Pep Fujas left K2. They then had the Reckoner take its place as an everything ski in different widths.
Bended_ToenailYeah, I loved mine, but the durability was so bad I stopped riding them. Total core rot and delam after like 30ish days.
FruitBootProMarksmans were fun but the asymmetrical thing was honestly unnecessary and a bit gimmicky on a ski of that width. In my experience demoing them it kind of encourages you to pizza when carving. Also it made them way less viable in park because you can't switch sides with them if you bust up the inside edges.
This being said it's a huge bummer that they discontinued the catamaran or at least didn't make a superfat version to replace the pon2oon. Because the asymmetrical sidecut is unequivocally the most helpful in pow, and the catamarans were pretty much universally beloved.