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K2 Reckoner 112 Skis 2024
You know that ski that can do it all? The one that slarves, slashes, jumps, and cuts? The one that can bounce pillows to the ground floor, hit jumps late into the afternoon sun, and charge through tracked-out pow? People say it doesn’t exist, but we’re here to tell you otherwise. The Reckoner 112 is all you need, no matter what the mountain throws at you. The go-to ski for team rider Karl Fostvedt.
K2 Revolver Pro Ski Boots 2024
The FL3X Revolver Pro is the preferred choice for freestyle skiers and is designed to handle anything you can throw at it. As the lightest freestyle boot on the market its no surprise riders flock to it. Strapped up with a Fully Heat Moldable Revolve Shell, 100 Flex Tongue, Intuition Pro Wrap and Alpine Soles. The Revolve Pro delivers reliable performance and comfort like nothing you’ve ever experienced.
Mens Ski Size Chart
Step 1: Choose your base length by your weight
| Weight (lbs) | Base Length (cm) |
| 110-110 | 147 |
| 120-129 | 150 |
| 130-139 | 154 |
| 140-149 | 159 |
| 150-159 | 164 |
| 160-169 | 169 |
| 170-179 | 174 |
| 180-219 | 176 |
| 220+ | 180 |
Note: If you are above 6'2" and weigh under 170 lbs, your base length should be 174.
Step 2: Adjust for skill level
| Skill Level | Adjustment |
| Beginner | -3 |
| Intermediate | 0 |
| Advanced Intermediate | +3 |
| Advanced | +6 |
| Expert | +6 |
Note: Skiing style should not be confused for skill level. For example, an advanced skier who can handle any terrain may still ski cautiously.
Step 3: Adjust for riding style
| Riding Style | Adjustment |
| Cautious | -3 |
| Average | 0 |
| Aggressive | +3 |
Step 4: Adjust for primary terrain
| Primary Terrain | Adjustment |
| Groomers | 0 |
| All Mountain | +6 |
| Off Trail/Backcountry | +9 |
| Freestyle | +3 |
Once you have made all three adjustments to your base length, any ski that falls 3cm shorter or longer than this represents your ideal ski length range.
