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K2 2014 ski reviews

Reviewers' score
17.5
BEST SKI

BEST SKI

K2 is a new entrant in the ProSkiLab™ ski-test programme, and our testers were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the products submitted for testing. The Amp 80 XTI was no exception to the rule, and was recommended by our testers in the Advanced category. The ski - "almost perfect", according to one of our testers - perfectly reconciles performance, accessibility and versatility, and is highly recommended for a wide range of users (from intermediate to expert) looking for a comfortable, easy-to-handle ski that performs well in all types of conditions.

Reviewers' score
16.6
AWARD

AWARD

K2 Bolt review 2014

Men's skis 2014 > Giant slalom Best Accessibility/Enjoyment!

With K2's Bolt, the focus is more on pleasure and sensation than on pure performance. But even though, on these criteria, it is far outstripped by a model like the Fisher RC4, the overall result is convincing. Several of our testers reported that they "loved" this ski for its playful character. A highly recommended ski for athletic skiers who place a premium on pleasure and sensation.

Reviewers' score
16.1
AWARD

AWARD

The Supersticious, manufactured by K2, means you can hit the slopes on Friday 13 without your heart in your mouth. It's an incredibly efficient ski, which is nonetheless comfortable and versatile. Recommended for technically skilled riders who want performance without sacrificing comfort.

Reviewers' score
15.8

Both user-friendly and nimble, the AMP 80X is designed for a wide public. It's an excellent choice for beginners and intermediate skiers who want to improve, as well as for expert skiers looking for an easy and comfortable ride.

Reviewers' score
14.2

Although more akin to an Advanced ski, the K2 Charger is nevertheless effective and versatile as A Slalom ski, and makes for a very pleasant skiing experience. We would recommend it for intermediate to good skiers who place a premium on comfort and pleasure, rather than pure performance.

Reviewers' score
13.5

The K2 Recoil we reviewed was too short. However, it appears to be a good, particularly versatile Freestyle/Backcountry ski. We'd like to test it again next year, but in the 180 cm version.

Reviewers' score
12.9

It also loses points for its lack of athletism. The K2 Supersmooth is nonetheless a good ski for beginners and intermediate skiers looking for a 'cool' ski. More technical or athletic skiers will probably prefer a different model.