K2 Reckoner 112

For that customer, this 112 is really sort of the quiver of one, especially in more western locations or in places that get more snow. So the 112 and ...

Something that I think is important about this ski, or at least something that I've found in skiing it, I actually own a pair of these myself, they do...

We have the 184 centimeter version and for that ski it's coming in at an average weight of about 2,040 grams per ski so for a ski of that size it's ve...

You know, anybody that wants to kind of take their tricks into the backcountry, like I was saying, or not necessarily even the backcountry, but take t...

Going to stay on top, going to float really well, surprisingly agile and well versed when you're getting back to the lift, and pretty light as well. S...

K2 Reckoner 112 - I use this for on-piste all mountain resort skiing when the gates are closed and there's no powder to be seen. Wide enough for PNW but a little camber to hook an edge in when I want to. RMU Apostle 98 - Mountaineering ski I like to use on bigger trips like Rainier or longer traverses. Fantastic ski for its weight.

A great ski for doing it all, can charge but incredibly poppy, making a super fun and perfect daily of a ski. The 102 is all I need in MT at bridger, it could handle some powder but didn’t feel cumbersome as some wider skis, and loved choppier stuff. I only skied my powder ski one time after a storm, reckoner 112, and the next day the Jeffery’s and barely noticed a difference in float. I can’t vouch for these skis enough, I won’t ever be getting a different ski for my daily.

Ski over 2400 might be too much (esspecially with pivots). My experience in that range is k2 mindbender 116 - it has soft tips and very stiff underfoot - very floaty ski overall. Currently i am on reckoner 112 (k2 has 122 also) but probably u would not like - not something for aggresive skiers. Black crows nocta is what i want to buy in that category.

On the more playful side the K2 Reckoner 112, Moment Deathwish or Deathwish Tour, ON3P Jeffrey 110 Tour. I'm going to also plug WNDR Alpine. Check out the Intention 110. Available in either a camber or reverse camber version and built sustainably, using algae instead of petroleum-based epoxies and plastics, locally sourced wood, certified B-corp, carbon neutral shipping, they will recycle your used skis for you, etc.

It really depends where you are skiing. Some recs with multiple waste widths:

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