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Reckoner 102 W

K2

$750.00

Ski Lengths: 149, 156, 163, 170, 177 cm
Turn Radius: 14.3 m @ 163 cm
Ski Dimensions: 127 - 102 - 134 mm

The go-to freestyle line in K2’s stable, the Reckoner series gets another revamp this year and our testers are borderline-obsessed with the performance of the new Reckoner 102 W. “I’m not sure what a race car with tight suspension would feel like, but that’s the thought crossing my mind on these skis,” raved our tester. “Its playful design and maneuverability make it a fantastic choice for those who prioritize fun and versatility on the mountain.” She even got the attention of a few of our male testers, “This ski is buttery and playful, but has a stiff underfoot feel that gives it the stability it needs,” our tester said.
In the middle of the ski, a tight, carbon fiber weave provides the stiffness and stability that our testers felt, while a looser weave in the tip and tail gives the ski playful extremities, primed for greasy butters and effortless wheelies. At 102-mm underfoot, this ski is the middle sister of the women’s collection and arguably the most versatile, go-with-the-flow girl of the bunch. A 134-mm tip will keep you on top of a soft and deep snowpack while a modest waist width and 14.3-meter turning radius (at 163 cm) keep it nimble enough to turn on a dime—whether a side hit across the slope catches your eye or tight trees are your happy place.
Designed for intermediate to advanced skiers who prioritize versatility and control in their equipment, this lightweight ski is not only going to keep you out on the hill longer, it’s going to have you looking at the mountain in a whole new light. As carefree as the psychedelic butterfly topsheet, the Reckoner 102 W is here for good vibes only.

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The go-to freestyle line in K2’s stable, the Reckoner series gets another revamp this year and our testers are borderline-obsessed with the performance of the new Reckoner 102 W. “I’m not sure what a race car with tight suspension would feel like, but that’s the thought crossing my mind on these skis,” raved our tester. “Its playful design and maneuverability make it a fantastic choice for those who prioritize fun and versatility on the mountain.” She even got the attention of a few of our male testers, “This ski is buttery and playful, but has a stiff underfoot feel that gives it the stability it needs,” our tester said.
In the middle of the ski, a tight, carbon fiber weave provides the stiffness and stability that our testers felt, while a looser weave in the tip and tail gives the ski playful extremities, primed for greasy butters and effortless wheelies. At 102-mm underfoot, this ski is the middle sister of the women’s collection and arguably the most versatile, go-with-the-flow girl of the bunch. A 134-mm tip will keep you on top of a soft and deep snowpack while a modest waist width and 14.3-meter turning radius (at 163 cm) keep it nimble enough to turn on a dime—whether a side hit across the slope catches your eye or tight trees are your happy place.
Designed for intermediate to advanced skiers who prioritize versatility and control in their equipment, this lightweight ski is not only going to keep you out on the hill longer, it’s going to have you looking at the mountain in a whole new light. As carefree as the psychedelic butterfly topsheet, the Reckoner 102 W is here for good vibes only.

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Tip
Tail
134
102
127
Turning Radius: short
Rocker
Camber
Rocker