Snowboard park ski designed for the most demanding conditions. Suitable for snow parks and freestyle skiing. Spruce and poplar core with triache construction. Front and rear cross-country rocker profile. Sintered base.
K2 Poacher is one of the most durable two-piece skis on the market, and a durable ski that can withstand the toughest conditions. Whether you're skiing in the city or in a large snow park, the Poacher will take your skiing to the next level. If you are already an experienced skier and want to push your limits, the Poacher is a great two-piece ski.
Key features:
- Durable two-piece skis for the most demanding park riders
- Fiberglass reinforced wood core
- Rocker profile at the front and rear for more efficient rebound and impact
The Poacher is especially suitable for experienced park riders looking for a reliable ski even for the biggest jumps and slopes. The combination of arches under the foot and arches on the ground at the front and rear of the ski provides good edge grip, while the ski is more flexible and can withstand all conditions on fresh snow.
The three-sided bindings (fiberglass woven around a wood core) provide maximum stiffness and torsion resistance when riding downhill and landing on hard snow. With a light movement after a jump, you can gradually lower the edge.
The sintered base provides good gliding properties with proper care.
K2 Poacher is one of the most durable two-piece skis on the market, and a durable ski that can withstand the toughest conditions. Whether you're skiing in the city or in a large snow park, the Poacher will take your skiing to the next level. If you are already an experienced skier and want to push your limits, the Poacher is a great two-piece ski.
Key features:
- Durable two-piece skis for the most demanding park riders
- Fiberglass reinforced wood core
- Rocker profile at the front and rear for more efficient rebound and impact
The Poacher is especially suitable for experienced park riders looking for a reliable ski even for the biggest jumps and slopes. The combination of arches under the foot and arches on the ground at the front and rear of the ski provides good edge grip, while the ski is more flexible and can withstand all conditions on fresh snow.
The three-sided bindings (fiberglass woven around a wood core) provide maximum stiffness and torsion resistance when riding downhill and landing on hard snow. With a light movement after a jump, you can gradually lower the edge.
The sintered base provides good gliding properties with proper care.
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