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Been riding my new Reckoner 102s in the park for a few days and the sidewall is already bulging out. Same exact thing happened on my Blends, this time I just spotted it earlier.
What’s the best way to fix it or even just prolong the lifespan of my new, a couple weeks old skis? I could try to epoxy it the best I can but is that ever going to last more than a few runs? Definitely not getting a new pair I’ve already broken three skis this winter. Fuck this shit.
My reckoners did the same thing and ended up blowing up, keep taking photos if you ever see more damage, I was able to get warrantied another pair even with em looking like this at the end
cedwardsMy reckoners did the same thing and ended up blowing up, keep taking photos if you ever see more damage, I was able to get warrantied another pair even with em looking like this at the end
Good to know. You said keep taking photos if more damage comes up, you think this is not enough for warranty? I don’t wanna knowingly fuck them up more if they could be fixed up now
Jerziii
Not the same thing but i got new pairs from K2 with this damage so i recommend sendin a warranty reguest. I am also from finland if in need of help!
Aight good to know they have decent warranty policies at least.
Sounds like warranty is the move. I think Tomi did same
Jerziii
Not the same thing but i got new pairs from K2 with this damage so i recommend sendin a warranty reguest. I am also from finland if in need of help!
teabagGood to know. You said keep taking photos if more damage comes up, you think this is not enough for warranty? I don’t wanna knowingly fuck them up more if they could be fixed up now
That is quite possibly enough. I ski for work (still needed to ride the skis) so thats why I continued to document damage, helps having all the stages of damage in my experience. Having proof over time a major reason I got these warrantied (probably shouldnt have)
cedwardsThat is quite possibly enough. I ski for work (still needed to ride the skis) so thats why I continued to document damage, helps having all the stages of damage in my experience. Having proof over time a major reason I got these warrantied (probably shouldnt have)
I had bought mine from Sport Okay, which is in Germany. It was super easy, just needed to fill a form asking questions about the damage and attached a few pictures when prompted. Got an email within the same day, telling they'll be asking K2 about the case. By the next morning they'd already refunded me the skis.
BradFiAusNzCoCa@tominiemenmaa had same thing. Maybe he can lend some advice for how he dealt with it in Finland
teabagAight good to know they have decent warranty policies at least.
yea im also from finland and bought one pair of revolt 95s last year and they split from the noses. got full refund from stadium on them. this year bought blends from stadium and snapped them and got also full refund.:)
j0LL3yea im also from finland and bought one pair of revolt 95s last year and they split from the noses. got full refund from stadium on them. this year bought blends from stadium and snapped them and got also full refund.:)
I too am attracted to skis that don’t last for shit. Just gotta settle for boring but more durable skis i guess…
I bought Revolt 95s in Finland last year too but got them from from Sport Bittl. They were edge high so I had issues on rails and eventually sold them. Topsheet chipped like crazzzyyyy
j0LL3yea im also from finland and bought one pair of revolt 95s last year and they split from the noses. got full refund from stadium on them. this year bought blends from stadium and snapped them and got also full refund.:)
