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Manufacturer's Description: The classic "turntable" design with 7 points-of-contact maximizes coupling strength for instant power transmission, precision, and ski control and offers the most effective shock absorption for confident retention and release. Compatible with ALPINE boot soles. Din: 8-18 Brakes: 1…
Manufacturer's Description: The go-to park and all-mountain freestyle weapon of choice for K2 riders. Newschoolers' Review: "So they rip all mountain, they seem tough and they're loose enough to be fun when playing around. Sounds like they are flawless right? Not quite. For one thing they are fairly heavy a…
Manufacturer's Description: No nonsense durability and progressive shaping from K2's 25 years of Factory Team design experience. Characteristics: Cheap, soft, nimble.
Newschoolers' Quick Review: I spent a whole summer in Zermatt on the Prodigy and, while it's a stiffer ski than I generally like, I was stoked on it for the most part. With a short radius and generous rocker they are super quick on rails, and they have a pretty low-swingweight for technical tricks. The stiff f…
Manufacturer's Description: This Poplar-cored, freestyle twin, has buckets of pop and flex while maintaining real performance on the downhill. Rebelling against symmetrical park ski tradition, the directional shape of the Prodigy 1.0 ensures that you have more control throughout your turn, whether that's carving i…
Read the Prodigy 2.0 Full Roofbox Review Manufacturer's Description: The Prodigy 2.0 is updated to pop and stomp whatever feature or snow type you throw at it. A directional twin tip, the Full Strength Sidewall construction combined with a Poplar/Beech sandwich core means that the Prodigy 2.0 is soft and …
Characteristics: Ultra versatile, sturdy construction, good on-snow feel Manufacturer's Description: The Prodigy 2.0 is updated to pop and stomp whatever feature or snow type you throw at it. A directional twin tip, the Full Strength Sidewall construction combined with a Poplar/Beech sandwich core means that …
Newschoolers' Quick Review: I was really impressed with the Prodigy 3, it's a great ski with both park and all-mountain capability. The Prodigy 3.0 is essentially the little brother of the more burly, chargier Prodigy 4.0. If you shred all around the mountain these things are loads of fun and were much easier to f…
Newschoolers' Quick Review: Powder is where these skis really shine in my opinion. They are lightweight and decently wide. Combine that with the ~40cm of rocker in the tip and tail, and the surfy design, and you have a ski that performs pretty well in the deep, soft snow. I can’t say much more about skii…
Manufacturer's Description: The new Atomic Punx 5 is a great freestyle ski with a light and snappy feeling. The Full Cap Construction and Light Woodcore give you some boost when you hit some speed or get ready to send it off a big jump. Park Rocker has a rockered tip and tail with camber underfoot that makes butt…
Newschoolers' Quick Review: I think the Punx are on of the best bang for the buck skis I have seen and ridden so far. I love supporting the little guys and the core groups in this industry. That is very important. But I also enjoy skiing on top quality and excellent performing skis. Atomic, don't get your ho…
Manufacturer's Description: The QST 106 is a soft snow charger that also delivers precise, stable arcs on groomers and hard snow. It's floaty, predictable all-terrain rocker profile and 3D Woodcore are reinforced with CF/X for power when you need it. The new one-ski quiver.
Manufacturer's Description: QST 118 is the widest ski in the range, with full twin rocker to help you float in the deepest powder. You can also charge with confidence with the C/FX layer, a unique reinforcement that delivers all the power of metal at a fraction of the weight.
Manufacturer's Description: Get ready to charge with the QST 99. Laps in back-bowl powder, climbing a ridge line or flying down your favorite runs in the resort, QST 99 is reinforced with CF/X to give you confidence and stability to push the limit.
Manufacturer's Description: The QST LUMEN 99 blends terrain adaptation, energy, and a smooth ride. Built on a Spaceframe construction with full Woodcore, it balances on-piste power and soft snow floatation. And the C/FX layer ensures a smooth ride.
Manufacturer's Description: Go beyond the trails with QST STELLA 106. The Spaceframe has an inverted 3D Woodcore for power and floatation in varied snow conditions. And the C/FX reinforcement provides a smooth ride with minimal weight.
Manufacturer's Description: Offering an array of technology, the Ranger FR is tough yet playful at the same time. Its stability impresses not just in extreme powder turns but also in less-than-ideal conditions as well as on seemingly impassable routes. Above all, its shape is what really shines. The Freeski Rock…
Manufacturer's Description: Fischer pro skier equipment: this absolutely top powder model has technologies that set new standards. Free Milled Titanium and Aeroshape for increased stability, extra-wide design, and special Titanal reinforcement in the binding section are everything you need for extreme situations. …
Manufacturer's Description: Ranger skis have lightweight milled beech/poplar cores reinforced with Titanal to make downhills more stable and uphills easier. Aeroshape design with Freeski Rocker is optimal for fast, smooth downhills in any type of snow. Innovative Twin Tip construction offers a ride that is high pe…
Manufacturer's Description: Designed and developed 100% by Eric Hjorleifson, the Raven carries the spirit of its namesake. Its light and free spirited and welcomes adventure from the gladed trees to the steep and exposed alpine terrain. It's unique reverse camber allows you to drive the ski underfoot vs. pressuring th…
Manufacturer's Description: You want more and you want it fast. Blessed with more sidecut than the other skis in our lineup, the Rebel all-mountain ski carves through trees, bumps, and corduroy with ease. Two millimeters of camber and gradual early rise makes for effortless and stable turn initiation while the birc…
Manufacturer's Description: Over a decade ago on this ski, Eric Hjorleifson launched his legendary ski career pioneering human powered, big mountain backcountry ascents, followed by now iconic, mind blowing high-speed lines down. This year he’s completely redesigned the Renegade. The new shape has the same …
Member Review: The flex of the ski is great. The tip and tail are softer which allowed for a easier turn initiation while under foot the ski is solid. This meant that when you come out of a big cliff you wouldn't wheelie out or get bucked back seat. When I say the tip and tail are softer I mean they are soft for…
Manufacturer's Description: The Revolt 86 is Völkl’s newest all mountain twin tip. It features tip and tail rocker and a new, directional shape of 120-86-110. With a Multi-Layer wood core and our bomber tough box construction, this new ski gives solid skiers who want to ski park runs while still having …
Newschoolers' Review: One of the best skiing park skis I have ever been on. Cuts turns like crazy, amazing edge grip, a ton of power in the tips and tails. I took my first pipe run of the year on the fresh cut at Copper and I felt like I could have boosted sky high. The Revolt 87 (same as the Wall) also skis swi…
Newschoolers' Quick Review: The Revolt actually has more all-mountain potential to me than it does performance as an out and out park ski. I really enjoyed them for ripping around the mountain on and for a jibby ski, they hold an edge pretty nicely and track a nice long turn shape. I also enjoyed them on bot…
Manufacturer's Description: After five years and 15 awards, RMU’s Apostle 105 has officially been retired. Leaving many to wonder what additions are coming. The 2.0 not only stepping it up but living up to some big expectations. New features are the progressive radius and elliptical tip rocker that mak…
Manufacturer's Description: RMU has expanded upon the Apostle family with the new Apostle 89. Available in metal, carbon, and wood- this size with the new Apostle chassis offers a solution for every skier’s quiver. At 89 underfoot this ski turns on a dime and is the best size in the Apostle family for those …
Manufacturer's Description: Progressive design for the variable and demanding, taking the flagship Apostle and giving it another versatile size. You asked for it; you got it. The apostle is the backbone of progressive mindset at RMU, bringing ever more creative options for expressive skiing we are introducin…
