29 results for "K2 Coomback Skis" between $450.00 and $700.00

K2 CoomBack Skis 2012: The only ski versatile enough to be named after the late pro skier and heli guide Doug Coombs, the K2 CoomBack Skis combine the best of all ski worlds. These skis carry the lightweight characteristics of K2’s other touring skis combined with the all-mountain rockered performance characterized by its bigger brothers. New for 2012, the K2 Coomback Skis have the addition of Carbon Web technology to create an added level of responsiveness while staying lightweight. Throw a myriad...

Balanced flex pattern and generous 102mm waists create excellent flotation and easy handling on steep slopes and difficult snow conditions. All-terrain rocker features elevated tips that float through powder snow with ease; traditional camber under foot ensures good power and edge hold on firm snow. Fir/aspen wood cores produce a natural flex, allowing the skis to achieve full contact with the snow throughout the turn. Triaxial braiding wraps an interlocking fiberglass weave around the wood cores...

K2 Coomback Skis 2012 - Doug Coombs, the man, the myth, the legend. K2 was a long time partner with Doug in developing skis for touring, big mountain riding, and guiding. The Coomback's 102mm waist is versatile in any condition. Tipping the scales at a mere 1800 grams the Coomback has a carbon web core in the tail and forebody of the ski that pushes the balance between weight and strength for downhill performance without adding more mass, and increased edge grip. A powder tip and progressive sidecut...

* Performance: 50% Poweder / 50% Variable. * Sizes: 167, 174, 181, 188. * Radius: 22m @ 174. * Construction: Triaxial Braided, Cap, Fir/Aspen. * Weight: 1800g. * Features: Powder Tip, Progressive Sidecut, SnoPhobic Topsheet, Carbon Web, Tip and Tail Holes, Pre-Cut Skins Available.

A powerful powder ski built for skiers the likes of Doug Coombs. An accomplished adventure skier, whether dropping into first descents via helicopter or skinning summits, needs a ski stable enough to hold an edge at high speeds yet light enough for touring. New for 2011-2012 season, the Coomback has a Carbon Web integrated into the ski which creates more responsiveness without add weight to the ski. K2 retained the All-Terrain Rocker, powder tip, progressive sidecut and buoyant 102 waist that gave...

Doug Coombs was an inspiration to many of us today. Helli's, cats, skinning or lifts. Doug did it all. The 2012 K2 Coomback Ski is equally versatile, balancing the lightweight attributes of a Back Model with the confidence and performance of a characterized by many Side models. The 2012 K2 Coomback is a ski you will find a myriad of bindings on: alpine, tele, super light touring and more descent focused touring. For 2011 - 2012 the addition of a Carbon Web creates an added level of responsiveness...

Across the board the Coomback rules in all conditions and all terrain. Ultra tough and lightweight,

Do it all with these Doug Coombs-inspired skis. Take on heli’s, cats, and lifts with the COOMBAck, a lightweight, versatile ski that delivers peak performance and rides with confidence. With a powder-specific tip design and flat tails that can plunge into backcountry deeps, this ski also has K2’s All-Terrain Rocker to let you take charge of the whole mountain. Made for a myriad of bindings—alpine, tele, light-touring and descent-focused touring—the COOMBAcks are stable in any conditions, with all...

The K2 COOMBAck ski is super versatile, balancing the lightweight attributes of a backside model with the confidence and performance characterized by many side models. This is the ski you'll see a myriad of bindings mounted on: alpine, tele, and touring thanks to a design that works in many terrain and conditions. A tribute to Doug Coombs, a skier who did it all, this is the perfect ski for Heli's, cats, skinning or lifts. The addition of a Carbon Web creates an added level of responsiveness without...

Core Material: Fir/Aspen. Construction: Triaxial Braided, Cap. Dimensions: 135/102/121. Radius by Length: 22m @ 174. Lengths: 167, 174, 181, 188. Intended Use: 50% Powder / 50% Variable. Weight: 1800g. Features: Powder Tip, Progressive Sidecut, SnoPhobic Topsheet, Carbon Web, Tip and Tail Holes, Pre-Cut Skins Available.

Weighs 1800 Grams. 50% Powder 50% Variable Snow. Powder Tip. Progressive Sidecut. SnowPhobic Topsheet. Tip and Tail Hardware for Increased Durability. Carbon Web for Lighter Weight and Increased Torsional Rigidity. K2's Precut Climbing Skins are Available, Fast and Easy to Use. K2 Will Donate a Portion of Coomback Sales to The Coombs Family and Chad Vanderham Endowment Fund.

Product Description Heli’s, cats, skinning or lifts, Doug Coombs did it all. The COOMBAck ski is equally versatile, balancing the lightweight attributes of a Back model with the confidence and performance characterized by many side models. This is the ski you’ll see a myriad of bindings on: alpine, tele, super light touring and more descent focused touring. For 11/12 the addition of a Carbon Web creates an added level of responsiveness without increasing weight. Performance: 50% Powder / 50% Variable...

GOTBACK 135-102-121 One of our favorite skis for women, the Gotback is based on the popular Coomback and is a top choice in the San Juans. This powder queen makes no apologies for her full figured 102mm waist. In fact, that’s one of her most alluring qualities. Add slight 2/30 shovel rocker and you’ve got a ski with phenomenal float and exceptional maneuverability. The Triaxial braided Bioflex core keeps it lightweight and agile, while the progressive 14/12...

- Holes in the tip and tail are not only the attachments points for K2 skins, but they also fit the functional needs of a backcountry skier including the ability to build a rescue sled or construct various ski anchors.

The COOMBack ski from K2 is as versatile as Doug Coombs, laying tracks from a heli, cat, skins, or lifts, this lightweight ski pairs with alpine, tele, super light touring bindings for all-over riding capability. The Triaxial fiberglass braiding around a wood core provides torsional rigidity for control while the All-Terrain Rocker flows with ease in variable conditions and powder.