K2 Kung Fujas

Description

K2 Kung Fujas - BUILT WITH ALL TERRAIN ROCKER

Pep Fujas created his pro-model to conquer everything on his mountain hit list. Laps in the park, wide open bowls, pillow lines, tree skiing, and even bonks and jibs are all fair game on the Kung Fujas. This one-ski quiver is designed with All-Terrain Rocker and a 102mm waist to handle diverse terrain and snow conditions. You can also remove the tip and tail rivets and attach the K2 pre-cut skins for a further adventure. Add another notch on your (black) belt.

Specifications

Specification Type	Specification Details
PERFORMANCE	All-Mountain: 60%, Park: 40%
SIZES	169, 179, 189
CONSTRUCTION	TwinTech Sidewall-Triaxial Braided Aspen/Paulownia Core
RADIUS	19m @ 179/ Bi-Directional Taper
BINDING OPTIONS	Griffon SchizoFrantic, Squire SchizoFrantic or flat

Features

Feature Type	Feature Details
BI-DIRECTIONAL TAPER	The tip is still wider but closer in width to the tail. This lets the ski perform exceptionally well while skiing in the forward direction, but the taper enables the skier to have similar switch arcs for better and more consistent switch riding.
ALL TERRAIN ROCKER™	Designed for all snow conditions. Features an elevated tip for added performance in variable or soft snow and easier turn initiation, as well as camber underfoot for power, energy, and edge-hold in firm conditions.
TWIN TECH SIDEWALL	This Twin Tip specific construction increases the durability of sidewall skis. A traditional sidewall construction produces a 90 degree angle where the top material and sidewall meet. The Twin Tech construction actually rolls the top material into the sidewall reducing the angle that is prone to abuse.
TIP/TAIL HARDWARE	K2 tip and tail rivet plates were developed for durability but have now been modified to allow the additional option of a pre-cut climbing skin onto the ski. Simply screw out the center rivet, attach K2 skins and you’re ready for all your backcountry access needs. The skin attachment comes on the HellBent, obSETHed, Kung Fujas, MissDirected and MissBehaved. Never go into the backcountry unprepared. Have the proper training, tools and company with you.