- Home
- Ski
- Alpine Skiing
- Alpine Park and Pipe Skis
- K2 Disorderly Alpine Ski - 2009
Community Rating
K2 Disorderly Alpine Ski - 2009 BCS
Available Colors / Styles
Be the first to upload your photo of the Disorderly Alpine Ski. >
The K2 Disorderly Alpine Ski likes to ride park and pipe on sunny days. And on snowy days, and cloudy days, and spring slush days. Did we leave any out? Hope not. This ski specializes in spinning, flying, launching, transitioning, twisting, stomping, grinding, pressing, and buttering—it likes any park-tastic verb.
- Center-only mounting position and twin tips really, really like to go switch
- A fir core cut specifically for park and pipe offers a light swing weight and excellent balance
- Symmetrical sidecut smoothes out your style
- Even, stable flex is feature-friendly and oh-so-buttery
- Triaxial braided core maintains torsional rigidity
- Tough Vertical ABS Sidewall resists impact and aids in power transmission
Bottom Line: Centered disorder.
Talk shop with all the gear freaks out there: ask 'em questions, upload/browse photos, and give your 2¢.
Hey im 5' 9'' 130lbs, should i go with the 59's
Hey im 5' 9'' 130lbs, should i go with the 59's or 69's. This is the first twintip im going to buy. I'm not lookin to hit big jumps just a stick that can handle rails, boxes and small to medium sized jumps. And would this be a good ski for all-mountain, not just the park
By: Brendan
February 19, 2010
go with the 169s for sure, they'll be more stable and still be plenty easy to spin with. These skis are meant to be center mounted and are a dedicated park ski, they won't perform well outside the park being so narrow and center mounted.
By: Ben Jepson
February 19, 2010
First Skis
By:
Chris Wang
February 15, 2010
Its my first ski that I have ever gotten in my life. After trying several other skis at the same price range, I felt this was the best. After purchasing this ski, it took about 2-3 hrs in total to get completely adjusted to them. Perhaps, it is hard to adjust as it is a center mount ski. It would feel a bit awkward if you normally ski a lot on skis that are mounted not in the center, but if you haven't skied in a while, you should be perfectly fine. I'd say this is good for intermediate-advanced levels
anyone know if these skis are measured like k2's big mountain
anyone know if these skis are measured like k2's big mountain skis? i.e: a 179 hellbent is as long as a 185 salomon, etc.
Is the measurement from tip to tail (surface area) or actual height?
just wondering if 169 or 179 ski's/looks bigger or smaller than a typical length
By: EPICGNARSHREDDER
February 17, 2010
K2 Measures the surface of their skis, so yes a 179 will measure tip to tail more like a 185.
By: EliseGuruess
February 18, 2010
i recently bought the 2009 model of these, didnt realise they
i recently bought the 2009 model of these, didnt realise they were centre only mounting!!! i was hoping to some off piste skiing in these as well as park, are they gonna be any good? cheers
By: Nick Wren
January 13, 2010
They are good on and off piste. Bought them since December and they've worked like a charm, especially if you haven't skied in a while! Only problem is, you tend to sit a bit too much when you land big airs or u lose on intense moguls. Otherwise, this ski is great for park as long as you eventually get used to them
By: Chris Wang
February 15, 2010
I only ride center mount skis and I have no problem off piste. its just kind of weird to get used to. Every now and then in the real deep stuff your tips will dive a little, but you have to remember that you have an equal amount in back so you can sit back a little more.
Its not terrible if you get them mounted 1 or 2 cm back though, you will just be able to feel the ski turn a little funny, but you get used to it.
By: brf3290602
January 26, 2010
Change me.
Out of Stock
2009 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Alpine Park and Pipe Skis than that
Alpine Park and Pipe SkisResearch other out-of-stock versions:
First Skis
Its my first ski that I have ever gotten in my life. After trying several other skis at the same price range, I felt this was the best. After purchasing more...
- Lengths:
- 159cm, 169cm, 179cm
- Dimensions:
- 109 / 85 / 109mm
- Sidecut:
- [179mm] 26m
- Construction:
- Triaxial Braiding, Vertical ABS Sidewalls
- Core Material:
- Fir
- Tail:
- Symmetrical Twin
- Binding System:
- No
- Binding Included:
- No
- Recommended Use:
- Park, pipe, urban
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year