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You ever wonder how guys like Seth Morrison and Andy Mahre land switch in powder like it was hardpack? Well, they're sick skiers, and they have a huge secret weapon—the K2 Hell Bent Alpine Ski. A rockered design (the tip and tail bend up, like a surfboard) and monstrous 122mm waist make the Hell Bent float like a cork in the powder, so you can take all your park skills to natural terrain even on the deepest of powder days. A relatively large amount of sidecut for a big ski lends you the versatility to get back to the lift without looking like a fool. From outrunning your slough on an Alaskan spine, to landing a Misty 7 off a wind lip, the Hell Bent is the new tool for taking freestyle to big mountain terrain. *Available for US shipment only.
Bottom Line: When hell freezes over, the K2 Hell Bent will nab the first descent—switch.
K2 doesn't list a weight for these, but suffice it to say with a wood core and 122 underfoot they're pretty beefy, heavy skis in the longer lengths. If you're concerned about ski weight, look elsewhere.
The three mount points are centered, traditional, and "suggested" in between them...Pep Fujas mounts his at plus 7 to land switch in powder. If you don't ski switch anywhere from plus 2 to plus 5 would probably work. Go to a boot balancer if you can find one.