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K2 Seth Alpine Ski - 2007 BCS
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The K2 Seth Alpine Ski is a fatty twintip big-mountain weapon and Seth Morrison's signature ride. The Seth Alpine Ski assaults the deepest, steepest terrain. A mini-rocker design help this fat all-mountain ski rise to the top of soft snow, making landing in powder easier. While the Seth Ski's graphics look like the work of some psycho tagger, it's what's underneath that counts. The 98mm waist keeps this all-mountain twin floating and gives a solid landing pad for 50 foot Lincoln loops. A progressive sidecut and versatile flex pattern performs well on hardpack and lets this K2 ski turn with delicate precision when the need arises. *Available for US shipment only.
Bottom Line: Ski as vicious as Seth with the fatty, twintip K2 Seth Alpine Ski.
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Vermonster
By:
Sean Monahan
December 26, 2010
Attack powder in the trees, and pull some g-force as you rail back to the liftline. These are real tools, not jewels, and if you got some balls you can eat up anything in your path. Aggresive sidecut with mini-rocker, you do the rest. Put your wife or girlfriend on a pair of K2 missbehaved and she'll charge as well as you.
spend about 70% of time on-piste s I was looking to get a twin
spend about 70% of time on-piste s I was looking to get a twin that is great on piste. tried out the salomon lords and they were awesome how do these compare overall and particularly on-piste? any other suggestions for a great on-piste twin?
By: Jon H
March 3, 2009
Impressed
By:
Anonymous
January 2, 2008
I have skied these 3 or 4 times this season and I am very impressed. I have the 189cm w/ a look px12 binding mounted at +3. They do everything from of course powder to groomers effortlessly, except they kinda suck in the bumps. I am really thinking about making this ski my everyday ski, but don't know yet. They are a little bit soft but still charge and like to move a little bit. If your looking for a soft fat ski, look no further. Its awesome!
What were the dimensions on last years Seth's? Were they
What were the dimensions on last years Seth's? Were they wider than 90 under foot?
By: Jim "jimmymack" McIntosh
March 11, 2008
Exact same dimensions as last year's ski:130/98/118So yes, both had a 98 under foot.
By: Aaron Roberts
March 12, 2008
yea seth...
By:
Anonymous
November 9, 2007
the skis are ridiculous. love everything about them. only time i have had a complaint is when i'm mocking on hard pack, the tips start moving a little...it just adds to the excitement! sweet skis!
One ski quiver
By:
Howie F.
January 2, 2008
I love this ski. Pretty sweet. It has a mini-rocker, not as much as the hell bents, but enough to help you feather over variable conditions. The K2 Seth does it all; from park to powder to every day groomers. If I was going on a trip and could only bring one pair of skis this is what I would bring. Also the K2 Seth is great for riding switch because of the early rise in the tip and the tail. It definitely make skiing backwards easier.
Change me.
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2007 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Alpine Fat Skis than that
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Vermonster
Attack powder in the trees, and pull some g-force as you rail back to the liftline. These are real tools, not jewels, and if you got some balls you can more...
- Lengths:
- 169, 179, 189cm
- Dimensions:
- 130 / 98 / 118mm
- Turn Radius:
- [179] 21m
- Top Sheet:
- Torsion box
- Core Material:
- Triaxial braided fir
- Base Material:
- Not specified
- Tail:
- Twin
- Integrated Binding System:
- No
- Binding Included:
- No
- Recommended Binding:
- Expert with wide brake, any Marker
- Recommended Use:
- Expert big-mountain and park skiing
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
- Country of Origin:
- Australia