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Stomp that Under flip on the K2 Silencer Alpine Ski and your competition will have nothing more to say. This K2 park and pipe ski is most at home in the air, but can still rip up the entire mountain. This super low-profile , freestyle ski prides itself as the brother of the K2 Public Enemy. But as is true with all siblings, the Silencer Alpine Ski finds a few ways to be different. The slightly narrower footprint and cap construction design make the Silencer more forgiving without compromising the Enemy's dominant all-mountain control. Using K2's tri-axial braiding technology, interlocking strands of fiberglass are spun around the wood core for pop and stability, so you can go huge and stick the landings. *Available for US shipment only.
Bottom Line: Shhhhhh, here comes the killer K2 Silencer Alpine Ski.
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solid all around ski
By:
Keene Waller
January 3, 2011
I love this ski because it performs well all over the mountain and you can still take it into the park just as easily as any other park ski. My biggest concern is how easily the top sheet scratches. Not only is the material so soft it may be possible to scratch it with your fingernail, but any scratches turn up white against the solid red background. After just 4 hours of skiing there were several noticeable scratches, and the tail even had two chips out where the material underneath was exposed. In case you couldn't tell, the top sheet is all one color red, with a solid matte background with numerous k2 emblems on the ski in a gloss finish. You can only see them if the light hits it right, otherwise they are invisible and it's just a red ski. It's got decent pop in the park and holds an edge well. Ive got dynastar px12's on it and they're pretty heavy, but that may come mostly from the bindings. overall the versatility is what really makes this a great ski
i was wondering which ski would be good for me? i like to ride
i was wondering which ski would be good for me? i like to ride the whole mountain but seeing as our ski hill is so small i ride park and pipe a tad more than the rest i was looking at these the 4frnt pique and the 4frnt msp if you have any other good sugestions for me please speak up
By: skiing pwns
April 13, 2009
i had the exact same dilema you want an all mountain ski but your in a situation wher you mostly ride park. i got the k2 extreme and it worked great they are absolutely amazing in trees groomers pow but shred great in the park they are a perfect jumping skis and with an 85 waist they have good balance on rails
By: K_steffen_2
May 31, 2009
Line anthems or invaders.
IMHO anthems are better. a little stiffer than the invaders and the extra width kills it on rails and bigger hits.
By: Aaron Agre
May 6, 2009
would you suggest any other good skis for a good price
By: skiing pwns
April 13, 2009
I don't know a lot about the Pique, but I have ridden the other 2 and for versatility, I would suggest the MSP. The wider waist makes variable snow easier to handle, and bigger hits easier to stomp. The Silencer is good too, but not so much if there is any fresh on the ground or if you want to take it other places.
By: Shane O'Donnell
April 13, 2009
Ok ski...Not durable though
By:
Jeremy Gutridge
January 26, 2009
good all mountain twin tip but not that durable. i have the 08 and have only riden them around 10 times and they are completly scracted all over. pretty good all mountain and ok in the park. if you are looking for an all park ski i would recomend the invader, same price but rips way better in the park. the silencers rips on groomers and is ok in powder anything less than a foot. great ski to get you in the freestyle world of skiing.
Im stuck between k2 silencers Rossi s2 jago and the armada el
Im stuck between k2 silencers Rossi s2 jago and the armada el rey. im on a fairly tight budget needing enough money for a decent set of bindings. im fairly light but not feather weight and i keep reading all these reviews that push me to and from each of these but i prefere them unless you reccomend another price point twin tip all-mountain ski. im into the park a quarter of the day depending on conditions and rippin on blacks and some blues PLEASE HELP BY ANSWERING!
By: Tez
March 4, 2009
For price point, you can't go wrong with Line Invaders. There isn't really a better park ski. I would stay away from the Silencer and the El Rey, they are both pricepoint, and show it. Also, check out the Dynastar Trouble Makers. In my opinion, they are one of the most versatile twin tips ever made.
You really can't go wrong with Troublemakers.
By: Aaron Agre
April 8, 2009
Ehhhhh...
By:
michael regan
December 9, 2008
If you want to do a little bit of everything these skis are great. If you are a park hound that prefers a center mounted ski you will need to get a stiffer ski. If you center mount them they get a little chattery at higher speeds.
im looking to get skis that can rip on the whole mountain but
im looking to get skis that can rip on the whole mountain but still preform well in park, im looking at the K2 silencers, K2 disorderly, or line athems, what do you recommend?
By: Scott W.
February 13, 2009
Both the K2 skis are really good in the park, and can rip the whole mountain, but I am going to have to say the Line Anthems, just for the wide waist for more float, and the stiff flex for taking big booters. If you like K2 though, check the Extreme, of the Kung Fujas. The KF is a sweet ski, that will literally handle anything.
By: Shane O'Donnell
February 13, 2009
Well...
By:
Kenny Cordova
January 5, 2009
These skis are great for the money really responsive in the trees. These are great for beginner park skiers. Super light got them mounted up with marker griffons. Only complaint is these are not durable. Theyll take a few rocks to it and scratch not chip. When you accidently cross your tips on landings they sometimes get caught on the rivets and you wreck. Overall awesome ski very responsive light perfect for the aspiring park skier.
Pretty solid, especially center mounted, obviously. Not the best, but for the price, can't really be beat.
By: Shane O'Donnell
February 12, 2009
um, i would rather have line invaders
By:
Connor
February 18, 2009
not a park ski if you are looking for a cheap park ski that really rips check out the line invaders, they are cheaper and a lot better
Im looking to get some twin-tips, I was just wondering when skis
Im looking to get some twin-tips, I was just wondering when skis are called "true twin tips" or just "twin tips," is there a difference?
By: Scott W.
February 10, 2009
A true twin tip has a symmetrical tip and tail. The K2 Disorderly is a "true twin tip" ski.
By: Shane O'Donnell
February 10, 2009
Silencers
By:
Patrol Goat
November 28, 2008
If you're looking at these skis, you already know you need to buy them.
'Nuff said
do you have any of last year's (black) model in 169 cm size?would
do you have any of last year's (black) model in 169 cm size?would you ship to Ontario, Canada?
By: lg Gorelle
November 24, 2008
at the top of this page it says research other out of stock models, and one of the links is last years model. you can also go to older models at the bottom of the page of the most recent, in stock model of something. there you can check the stock of a model, but everything but the latest is normally sold out
By: Keene Waller
November 24, 2010
Did you search for them? Consult the "help center" at the bottom of any page for international shipping questions.
By: Michael Kisow
November 24, 2008
!!DONT GET THESE SKIS!!
By:
Brett S
August 27, 2009
Not enough flex to handle park or pipe well, not wide enough to handle powder and super cheap material. After just one year of riding the whole top plastic sheet was almost all the way off. you can get a much better ski for the same price if not cheaper
Change me.
Out of Stock
2008 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:
solid all around ski
I love this ski because it performs well all over the mountain and you can still take it into the park just as easily as any other park ski. My biggest more...
Ok ski...Not durable though
good all mountain twin tip but not that durable. i have the 08 and have only riden them around 10 times and they are completly scracted all over. pretty more...
- Lengths:
- 159cm, 169cm, 179cm
- Dimensions:
- 113 / 80 / 104mm
- Turn Radius:
- [179] 20m
- Top Sheet:
- Glass
- Core Material:
- Fir
- Base Material:
- Not Specified
- Tail:
- Twintip
- Binding System:
- No
- Binding Included:
- No
- Recommended Binding:
- No
- Recommended Use:
- Intermediate to advanced park, pipe, all-mountain
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year