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The tint is a little green/yellow compared to the E18R and new PD35 though
The COOMBAck ski is equally versatile, balancing the lightweight attributes of a Back model with the confidence and performance characterized by many side models
The legendary ride of our most sought after board, redesigned with team riders like Kyle Mack and Nils Mindnich in mind
K2 Shreditor 102 - A review to figure out if the K2 fans really are crazy By Ryan Conroy Technical Bits Ski Lengths: 170, 177, 184, 190cm Length Tested: 184cm Dimensions: Tip 131, Waist 102, Tail 127mm ( For the MKI.I & MKI.II ) Sidecut Radius @ 186cm: 20m Recommended Mount Point: -7.5cm from TC Est Weight: ~ 2050g ( MKI.I ) Years Produced: 2014-2016 Year Tested: 2015 MKI.I Clap out score: 8/10 (Not new, but in VERY good shape) Bindings Used: Marker Jester Boots: Dalbello Lupo SP, Dalbello Krypton Pro - (26.5 - 307mm bsl) Mount Point Tested: -4.5cm from TC ( +3cm from rec ) Test Duration: ~11 days Review Location: Mt Bachelor OR, Snoqualmie Pass WA Introduction & History Lesson Intro The Shreditor 102 is a bit of a tricky one, as it was a very short-lived (on paper) model from K2 with minor modifications for each year it was produced
A directional twin is an excellent shape for any level of rider, but we think its ideal for an intermediate boarder dipping their toes into a wide variety of terrain
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