Sep 30, 2013 · The K2 AMP 80 is designed for all mountain use but performs best within the marked runs in-resort. We enjoyed their versatility and forgiving nature during our 2013 on snow ski test in Kuhtai, Austria.

K2/Marker M3 – The ultimate ski/plate/binding system designed for recreational skiers. It utilizes a new Compact Toe and a fixed Compact2 Heel design for control and quickness underfoot, with a 20% lighter design.

Jul 18, 2013 · The AMP 80XTi is the most aggressive ski in K2’s AMP series of men’s all-mountain-performance skis. Its 80 mm waist and All-Terrain Rocker give it some soft-snow flotation and off-piste functionality, and a layer of metal gives it high-speed calm for expert all-mountain skiers.

K2 AMP Aftershock Skis 2011: K2’s widest AMP ski, the K2 AMP Aftershock Ski combines All-Terrain Rocker Technology with a Metal Laminate Hybritech Construction for the ultimate in versatility and high end performance. The all-new MX system provides the power and accuracy needed for varying terrain.

Jul 22, 2013 · It’s sold either flat (no binding) or as a system with a 12-DIN Marker/K2 MXC binding. K2’s All-Terrain Rocker combines 70 percent camber with 30 percent tip/shovel rocker to smooth the ride, enhance forgiveness and improve soft-snow flotation.

Jul 18, 2013 · The AMP 76 is a narrow-waisted frontside cruiser built for moderate speeds on groomed snow. It’s identical to the 76 Ti, except for the absence of metal, which will give it a lighter, livelier feel.

Inheriting a split personality from two different categories, the popular Rictor takes on a wide 90mm waist to bridge All-Mountain performance with hard-charging Freeride skis. Including MXC 14 TCx Binding.

The supercharged K2 AMP 80XTi Skis take the ultra-versatile 80X chassis and adds a metal laminate for additional power and stability at speed. K2's all-terrain rocker and baseline 2.0 combine for the ideal ski shape and design for almost all frontside adventures.

Jan 5, 2015 · The K2 Amp charger is aimed at skiers who enjoy groomed slopes and love to carve their turns at all speeds. They are suited to a wide range of levels, from intermediate right up to expert and they performed particularly well on long radius turns during our 2014 on-snow ski test in Kuhtai, Austria.