K2

AMP 80XTi Ski with Marker MXC 12.0 TC Binding

You would totally break land-speed records if it weren't for chatter and lack of stability in your skis. Well, now you have no excuse. Slap on the K2 AMP 80XTi Ski with Marker MXC 12.0 TC Binding and go gung-ho on the downhill. In fact, do whatever you want wherever you want on the mountain with this titanal-bolstered all-mountain carver. K2 crafted this ski with RoX technology, its most complex core, and the All-Terrain Rocker, which has 70% rocker underfoot for easy edge transitions, grip in bumpy or variable terrain, and 30% rocker in the tip to give it lift and aid overall maneuverability.

Metal Laminate (alternating layers of fiberglass and full-length sheets of Titanal metal above and below the wood core) is K2’s most complex construction, and it creates a high-performance platform that’s stiff, damp, and stable at speed. Hybritech Sidewalls blend sidewall and cap construction that gives this ski the power and edging accuracy of sidewall construction and the lightweight feel and smooth turn initiation of cap construction. Adding to this ski's unshakable hold and effortless turn initiation is the AT RoX technology featuring Mod Suspension. This secondary core that lies on top of the ski’s primary core, absorbs vibrations from choppy terrain, and dampens the ski to increase overall ski control and reduce tip skipping or wandering at speed. Titanal hubs are imbedded into the core of the ski for the most direct transmission of power from the ski binder directly to the core of the ski.

The included MX 12.0 ski binding directly attaches to the M3 mounting plate via the embedded Titanal hubs and operates as an integrated system. The MX 12.0 ski binder is adjustable up to an 12.0 DIN setting in order to provide the most precise control balanced with the highest level of safety, and it utilizes Inter-Pivot Heel technology and the lightweight Triple-Pivot Comfort MX toe piece that includes a cross-mounted spring, stainless steel AFD, and backwards release function for extra safety. So, go break some records.