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K2 T Nine Lotta Luv Alpine Ski w/ Marker M1 11 TC Binding - Women's - 2007 BCS
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The rippin' ride of the K2 Women's Lotta Luv Alpine Ski with Marker M1 Piston 11.0 TC Binding steps up the level of all-mountain performance for aggressive women with advanced skills. Enhanced MOD technology and metal-laminate construction filters out unwanted vibration to create a smooth-flexing, strong-carving ski that craves speed and steeps. The Lotta Luv Alpine Ski's 78mm waist and 119mm tip add stability in cruddy conditions, while allowing you to hold an edge confidently on steep terrain. If you're an expert to advanced female with rock-solid skiing skills and a desire to ski all conditions, this is your new Luv.
Bottom Line: Prepare to be blown away by the K2 Lotta Luv Alpine Ski with Marker M1 Piston 11.0 TC Binding.
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Highly recommended
By:
kiwijules850320
June 11, 2008
I absolutely adore these skis. I bought them at the start of the 07 season and they took me through about 30 days of solid skiing all over the country... they can handle anything. They were pretty quick on the groomers and easy stayed up in the deeper stuff. Mine are a little long for me, but the edge was always super easy to maintain. You'll absolutely love these skis and wonder how on earth you ever skied on anything else!
Not really thrilled.
By:
CaitJenks
January 29, 2008
I live in and ski Crested Butte and I personally wasn't hugely impressed. I thought that as a ski that is geared to 50/50 groomed/ungroomed they weren't really all that great at either. When looking to buy an all mountain ski, I ended up on the K2 Tough Luvs.
Write your question here...What size should I get ..I am a styrong
Write your question here...What size should I get ..I am a styrong skier 5'5'' about 190lbs ....Thanks Patti
By: stapaj1630633
October 17, 2009
Definitely the 167. You should be able to drive them hard all over the mountain.
By: Shane O'Donnell
October 18, 2009
JD1
By:
jdeweese498380
April 8, 2008
Skied them this season for patrol as a versatile all mountain ski that was a performer in all conditions. From thigh-deep January powder, crud and ice balls to spring slop, this ski worked well across the board. A great one-quiver ski for the advanced skier. Highly recommend.
I liked 'em
By:
jenlzla2119205
March 14, 2008
I was really impressed with this ski while skiing in heavy choppy crud on Lost Trail Pass in Montana. They carved great, turned pretty quick, held on near-ice conditions and were really stable at high speeds.
Change me.
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Highly recommended
I absolutely adore these skis. I bought them at the start of the 07 season and they took me through about 30 days of solid skiing all over the country... more...
Not really thrilled.
I live in and ski Crested Butte and I personally wasn't hugely impressed. I thought that as a ski that is geared to 50/50 groomed/ungroomed they weren't more...
- Lengths:
- 146cm, 153cm, 160cm, 167cm
- Dimensions:
- 119 / 78 / 105mm
- Turn Radius:
- [160cm] 15m
- Top Sheet:
- Metal Laminate
- Core Material:
- BioFlex fir, spruce
- Base Material:
- Not specified
- Tail:
- Flat
- Binding Included:
- Yes
- Recommended Binding:
- Included Marker M1 Piston 11.0 TC Binding, any Marker binding
- Weight:
- Not Specified
- Recommended Use:
- Expert, all-mountain
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year