K2 Skis is actually a line of K2 Sports, a privately owned company founded in 1961 by the brothers "Bill Kirschner" and "Don Kirschner". They firstly used fiberglass technologies for their skis and got a big success out of that.
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Yes. K2 Sideshow skis are made from China
The K2 public enemy skis are made of wood (fir). These skis are known to be good for park and pipe trickery.
Yes they are, I called K2 directly and they told me they are specially made for S.A. and they have know more info to give out about them. They said to talk to S.A. about them. After haunting him a bit he finally admitted they are a bit on the lower end but are still good all around skis. Ever notice any of the K2 or Solomon skis they sell are never on the K2 or Solomon websites.
The best place one could find information about the different types of goggles the company K2 Skis sell would be at their official website or at a local K2 dealer.
They have been made in China since 2001 but the company is still based in the US
Hands on History - 2001 Skis was released on: USA: 13 November 2004
The other name is the "Savage Mountain" The link has some history about K2.
They usually cost about $200 to $300. Costs also can be $400 to $500, so you might want to shop around. K2 skis are easy to ski on and they have a braided wood core for tough landings.
One should care for their K2 apache Recon skis by wiping them down after use. One should also make sure to wax them periodically and keep them at room temperature when not in use.
You can mount most bindings to K2 skis that are "flat" which do not have the built in metal flanges. Be sure to check the width of the brake so it will fit the width of the ski. For example the 09/10 Apache Xplorers come flat which have a smooth surface to drill and mount your bindings. They also came with integrated bindings that mount onto metal flanges that are built into the skis. You can only use the Marker MX binding with this ski as far as I know. I would call K2 in Washington and ask about the specific Apache ski you are interested in. The phone number is 800-426-1617 . Good Luck!
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