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True rippers make it look easy.

Get on the Volkl Kiku Ski, and get into the zen of ripping the slope to shreds. Fully rockered and endowed with a 107mm waist, the Kiku will send it hard, huck big, and tear the crap out of any snow, with the grace and beauty of a cherry blossom.

  • Extended Low Profile Full Rocker features a soft and even flex from tip to tail, which means maximum edge contact for carving and superior loft in pow
  • Multi Layer Sensorwood core vertically laminates light, strong poplar and beech woods for maneuverability and strength
  • Power/Tough Box construction uses traditional vertical sidewalls and a wrapped torsion box for sure performance and bomber durability
  • Powered by Carbon means carbon reinforcements between the core and base that enable high speeds and a long life
  • A 107mm waist lets you charge through the deep, crud, and everything in-between
  • Wide-radius sidecut means stable high speeds

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natp380453

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Kikus excel in powder, but I love how they do on any surface. I think they improved my skiing tenfold. In fact, they do so well that I am strongly considering using them for BC as well. I am 5'3 and about 120 pounds, and I went with 153 cm as I do plenty of steeps and tree skiing.

5 5

Sierra R

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  • Gender: Female
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

I'm 5'10", 145lbs and ski these in a 178. I consider myself a fairly strong skier, I do a lot of year round distance running to stay in condition for my seasonal activities. I prefer to ski steep slopes with the occasional side jump thrown in for fun! These were new for me after skiing the Volkl Aura's the past 2 seasons. I was looking for a lighter setup for some backcountry/powder days and these were perfect. I have the Dynafit Radical ST bindings on them and they ski and tour great. I've skied about 70% on area and about 30% backcountry thus far. The skis float beautifully in powder and the turns are great in trees. I was looking for a longer women's ski and the 178s were the longest ski I could find. It certainly didn't hurt that they were Volkls. I've been skiing them all season in MT as well as a few days in AK and they were great! Blower pow or soft cheesecake both skied like a dream with these. I did not have the trouble others mentioned with groomers, I actually felt pretty stable on the corduroy though my aforementioned Auras were best on all around conditions. Bottom line, if you're looking for a super fun women's specific powder ski this is it.

4 5

vy.p334659

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  • Gender: Female
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

I'm 5'3", 130 lbs. Went with 162 mounted to Marker Squire (the 110mm brakes BARELY fit), the full rocker takes some getting used to - especially in glades and moguls. At first I felt the turning radius was really wide, but adjusted technique to the skis and they are very quick to respond. As other reviewers have said, not a great ski for groomed runs or ice but can function just fine as the only arrow in your quiver. In deep powder is where they really excel, with effortless float and clean turns.

4 5

Apanda

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  • Gender: Female
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

I learned to love tree skiing with these. They're wonderfully responsive and nimble through glades and moguls and are awesome for powder days. Mounted with Marker Tour 12s, these were my only skis for awhile and did pretty well as a one ski quiver. After buying a lighter setup for backcountry use with a traditionally cambered ski, I notice that the Kikus don't do as well on groomers or hard pack. If you're looking mainly for a powder ski, I would recommend these highly. Definitely find myself wishing for some powder so I can take mine out.

Hi, I'm 5'6" 135 lbs. and ski on Atomic...

Erin

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Hi, I'm 5'6" 135 lbs. and ski on Atomic RT 86s in a 162 length. I'm an aggressive skier. I've read that with the rockers you should go longer than normal because less of the ski is in contact with the snow. Should I get the 170 length in these?

petenellen1006296

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I just got out and demo-ed a bunch of fatties and I think am similar to you in style of skiing and close in size at 5'5" and 142 lbs. I currently ski an old K2 Axis at 163cm. I tried these out in a 170 and they were one of my favorite skis of the day. And no powder in sight - just a hard packed man-made snow day but these skis were awesome. I found my sweet spot for length on my demo day was 166-170 cm.

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Grete Eliassen

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If you are looking for a ski that will get your around the mountain and above the snow on a powder day, this is the ski for you. I really like how the ski floats in powder, but is really responsive when you go in for a turn.