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If you're a recreational lady skier looking to feel more comfortable on the mountain (i.e., you appreciate the beauty of those “extreme” ski photos posted all over the resort brochures, but they still scare the bejeezus out of you), the K2 T Nine Sweet Luv Alpine Ski is one sweet solution. You're working hard at polishing your turns on the groomers, and perhaps make the occasional jaunt off-piste, and need a ski that is as stable, comfortable, and forgiving as a good boyfriend. The Sweet Luv Alpine Ski's integrated torsion box construction and women-specific Bioflex core gracefully glides you through your turns, so the only heart-pounding going on stems from the joy and pleasure of making a sweet carve. Integrated Marker M2 10.0 bindings work in sync with the ski to keep you balanced and controlled.
Bottom Line: Find that sweet spot.
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Binding Question: If I buy a K2 Sweet Luv with the bindings
Binding Question: If I buy a K2 Sweet Luv with the bindings on then, how do I adjust the bindings to fit my ski boots which are size 7 (291mm), The last time years ago that I purchased skis I had to have the bindings screwed on to fit my boot and they could not be adjusted to fit another size.
By: Roberta Gatch
January 21, 2009
Marker bindings are adjustable, so you can either adjust them yourself, on the heel piece, which isn't recommended unless you have the experience, or take it to your local shop, who would be more than willing to adjust them for you. Even if they can't be adjusted enough, the shop can remount them, which isn't that expensive. Hope that helps.
By: Shane O'Donnell
January 22, 2009
My girlfriend loves them
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Nate Martin
November 24, 2008
While my girlfriend has the balance down, she had a strong dislike for snowboarding after ONE run down the bunny slope. Being an understanding boyfriend, I took her to Solitude for a couple ski lessons. It was love at first sight (for her, both to Solitude and skiing). Getting to the point, she's ridden at A-Basin twice this season (mid-November) and is starting to get on some blue groomers. Take home message....? Get your girl some of these puppies and soon you'll have a little snow bunny that looks good AND can ski. Next stop - powder days with your baby. The Sweet Luvs will get you there.
I haven't been able to demo this ski yet. I need an all-mountain
I haven't been able to demo this ski yet. I need an all-mountain ski that's better on powder than my little Volkl 380s (109-66-97). Last season I demoed fatter Head skiis (Sweet Fat Thang, Every Thang--but now they are nowhere to be found), Volkl Attive Luna, Elan Pure Price, etc. but the K2 Sweet Luv or Lotta Luv look good based on the numbers. Can you evaluate a ski's stiffness from the ski stats?? I want a fatter ski that floats a bit when everything is ungroomed , but is still flexible without having to really dig in/jump on them. I weigh 125 lbs, 5'2" and have been skiing on 149s.
By: Fizzie
January 13, 2009
If you're an advanced skier, you might want to check out the K2 Lotta Luvs. I just demoed them this past weekend and am in love. They floated through the Vail powder with ease, but transitioned to the groomers and skiied out front side well on the way out of the back bowls. A friend of mine has them and also loves them.
By: Nicole
January 30, 2009
Great skis
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c.c2543169
November 21, 2008
I have last year's model of these skis and I absoulutely love them. I am a novice skier and they have really helped me progress.
I'm an intermediate to expert skiier and i need a ski that
I'm an intermediate to expert skiier and i need a ski that is versatile (I live on the east coast, though I sometimes go out west.) and that will work on ice and powder. Do you have any suggestions for me?Thanks!
By: catzperson2376111
August 24, 2008
You might really like the k2 lotta luv ski. I have a rossi ski (b3) from a few years ago and these are quite similar in performance. Of course the rossi b83 which is the newer of my ski is another fav out here in utah. I ride every part of the mtn with these skis!! I did upgrade to the k2 phat luvs for our really big "dump" days...
By: trish dish
November 21, 2008
Change me.
Out of Stock
2008 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Women's All Mountain Skis than that
Women's All Mountain SkisResearch other out-of-stock versions:
My girlfriend loves them
While my girlfriend has the balance down, she had a strong dislike for snowboarding after ONE run down the bunny slope. Being an understanding boyfriend, more...
Great skis
I have last year's model of these skis and I absoulutely love them. I am a novice skier and they have really helped me progress. more...
- Lengths:
- 149cm, 156cm, 163cm, 170cm
- Dimensions:
- 119 / 78 / 103mm
- Turn Radius:
- [163cm] 13m
- Construction:
- Metal laminate cap
- Core Material:
- Bioflex
- Binding Included:
- Yes
- Recommended Binding:
- Marker M2 (included)
- Weight:
- 6.6lb (2.3kg)
- Recommended Use:
- Mainly groomers, some off-piste
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year