Great Powder Ski
Posted by Ryan W.
(Certified Winter Enthusiast)
on
10/28/2019
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Great powder ski that you can also use on hard pack snow.
Beast ski
Posted by Zack Antonucci
(Certified Winter Enthusiast)
on
10/30/2018
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Versatile ski, good for powder and wet snow, tight turing radius.
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Great ski that can be taken anywhere on the mountain. Rocket system to give easy turning control and a tighter turn radius.
Amazing all mountain ski
Posted by Zack
(Certified Winter Enthusiast)
on
10/26/2017
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Versatile, sturdy
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Amazing all mountain ski that is light but very supportive. Classic look that is amazing made with wood core. Great for zipping through the trees and grinding rails.
Like a suv
Posted by Jordan G
(Certified Winter Enthusiast)
on
10/26/2016
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Light weight and looks awesome
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Yes
The Pinnacle 95 is great ski that can do just about anything from ripping up the hard pack to slipping on into the trees. Very fun and responsive but not to stiff to wear you out!
Incredibly versatile ski!
Posted by Adam
(Certified Winter Enthusiast)
on
10/20/2016
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Incredibly light, but stable
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Yes
This ski does a little bit of everything really well! Even for 95mm under foot, it has a tight turn radius and makes great turns on groomers. The Konic technology with nanolight construction lightens up the ski, which makes the ski easy to maneuver in trees and bumps. 95 under foot with a big shovel allows for plenty of floatation in deeper snow. The metal layers allow for plenty of stability at higher speeds. Great all around ski for east or west coast.
WOW....Did I just ski that?
Posted by Will C
(Certified Winter Enthusiast)
on
10/3/2016
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Skis everything well
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I ski PA, Vermont, and Utah and wanted a ski I could use in all those places. I am amazed at how well the Pinnacle 95 has handled bumps, slush, glades, Pa’s icy slopes, and Utah’s powder. This is a ski for someone who wants to play all over the mountain -wherever that mountain is.
A hulking pile of awsome
Posted by Chris K.
(Certified Winter Enthusiast)
on
10/6/2015
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Quick turns, tons of float, stable, fun, energetic
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Would you recommend this product to a friend?
Yes
A new ski from K2, the Pinnacle 95 is one of my favorite skis this year.. Thanks to the new Konic core technology, this ski is exceptionally quick and poppy from edge to edge. The combination of a light weight tip and tale, with two metal laminates and a wood core, make for a fun, light, and quick turning ski, that doesn't suffer from the somewhat lethargic lack of personality that some K2 skis from years passed have been guilty of. They handle deep snow wonderfully, while the relatively short side-cut radios makes it more than maneuverable enough for the tightest of tree runs. Package that all together with enough to stability to rip down groomers at mach 10, and an ease of turn initiation that won't punish you when you ski the bunny slope with the family, and you have one of the most versatile absolutely fun skis in the entire freeride category.