Wherever you want to go, these will take you there fast…and probably in a straight line. Stiff, and requiring maximum effort, these skis are not...
This is a good all-mountain ski that will see you in the park, on the piste, and in the powder. Probably most at home in...
Grete Eliassen’s pro model is built for women freestylers. This is a pretty light ski, so it’s no problem throwing them about in the park....
These are a great pair of planks for women wanting to get all over the hill and particularly want to get into the backcountry. Generally...
The J.O Pro is back, and finally Jon’s actual missus has made it onto the ski’s top sheet. This year Jon has gone for a...
For the purpose of this review we have chosen the Peak 88, but the range consists of 5 skis from 88mm underfoot to 73mm. At...
This is a great ski for budding park rats. At this price it is difficult to pick holes in the ski. With a central mounting...
A favourite among the K2 pro team riders, the Extreme is one of the most versatile park skis we came across. At 85mm underfoot, it...
This is really for anyone who skis similar terrain to Pep, and while it is labelled an all-mountain ski, the truth is it is built...
A lively ski for the ladies this one, and perfect for taking all over the mountain. It’s preferred domains are the park or the groomed...
Quite simply a bargain! Any first time buyer looking for a good park ski that can take them over any other area of the hill...
This is a great freeride ski for the ladies. Perfect for any backountry condition. They have plenty of float with the slightly rockered and shovel...
The original badboy banana ski. The testers reaction to these was very mixed. The flat section underfoot means that on hard pack, or on the...
Seth Morrison’s pro model has been tweaked this year, and now has a tip and tail rocker, but still has the camber of a normal...
A big mountain charger from K2, the Sidestash is a hardcore freeride tool. With a slight front rocker it floats well in the powder, and...
Put simply an absolute monster of a ski. The Darkside is the perfect tool for charging Alaskan faces; its width underfoot and slight rocker at...
This is a bit more of an all-mountain ski. It is quite a light pair of planks, so easy to maneuvre, and especially useful for...
This is a solid backountry ski. A homage to the late Doug Coombs, the Coomback is built for first descents, touring, steeps and speed –...
At 98mm underfoot it might seem to many as if this ski isn’t really a backcountry ski at all, and aimed instead at the all-mountain...
The Payback is a great all-mountain ski, and can easily switch between telemark, alpine, touring, or piste cruising. As the saying goes, Jack of all...
The widest of K2’s Apache series, this ski is almost bordering on a piste basher, but has just enough width underfoot to keep it capable...
This has the same width underfoot as the Xplorer, and is pretty much designed for the same sort of terrain, I.e. anywhere on the hill....
A really popular ski on the test, the Lotta Luv seems to bridge the gap between piste and backcountry perfectly. Obviously seriously hardcore freeriders might...
This is the perfect entry level, all-mountain ski for women. Forgiving, yet responsive these can go anywhere on the hill. Speedsters should look elsewhere, as...
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