K2 Reckoner 102 vs Volkl M6 Mantra

Line Vision (fragile). Head Kore (really light, doesn't ski the best but it's decent).

Today, i'm here to talk to you about the volkl m6 mantra baby. It's a brand new ski this year, we're pumped they actually utilized some newer technolo...

The K2 reckoner 102 seem great, as there is a smaller size available since I'm rather short. The only thing is that I feel like they are a bit heavy (1800gr per ski w/out bindings). I also checked out the reckoner 92 aliance but again they might be too slim at the waist.

So taking some swing weight out of the tip of the ski and what makes it tailored is it changes per length? So this is kind of similar to, or at least ...

Hi, this is Daryl from Curated, I'm an expert and I've helped thousands of people find the right skis for them at curated.com. Today I am back reviewi...

Built with the multi-layer wood core, we get Volkl's tailored titanal frame, as well as tailored carbon tips. So two sheets of metal in this thing. Th...

Welcome to our 2022 ski test. We've got a K2 Reckoner 102 for you today. This is the second year of this ski, we get a graphics refresh for this year,...

6'0 270lbs here. Volkl M6 Mantra 184 is what I ski, and before that I was on an older pair of Matra's. This is what you want, or something similarly stiff like a Nordica Enforcer etc.

Great ski for the advanced to expert level guy who's looking for something really soft, really buttery. Kind of like a supersized park ski. 102 underf...

Buy the Volcomantra M6 if you want a slightly wider, hard-charging, powerful feeling ski that maximizes frontside performance.

It's one of those ones that you put it on and it instantly feels comfortable. It's got a really great match of flex and side cut and profile, which th...

So it's going to feel really comfortable across all different snowpacks. Again, great option for that advanced level skier.