K2 Disruption 82Ti 23/24 Ski with MXCELL 12 TCx Quikclik Binding
Product description
Fully equipped and ready to rip, the Disruption 82Ti has all the K2 top tech including Titanal I-Beam construction and Dark Matter Damping.
K2 gave it a big shovel and the widest waist width in the Disruption family to create a freakish combination of critical stability and confident edge control. You’ll be comfortable hitting top speed while still having the confidence to roll up on edge and spark arcs like you never thought possible.
The ski comes with the Marker MXCELL 12 TCx Quikclik binding.
Designed for maximum power transmission. MXCELL 12 TCx - Designed for maximum power transmission between ski and boot with the XCELL Piston Technology toe piece to keep the boot centered during quick jolts, and the TCx heel for control and precision performance.
Technical data
| Length (cm) | Radius (m) | Sidecut (mm) |
|---|---|---|
| 163 | - | 125 - 82 - 111 |
| 170 | - | 125 - 82 - 111 |
| 177 | 18,4 | 125 - 82 - 111 |
| 184 | - | 125 - 82 - 111 |
K2 is the original American Ski and Snowboard Brand, founded in 1962 in Washington State. It started with a shop. A garage. A barn. An island. It started with an idea. It started with belief. It started with madness and mistakes. From a garage brand to a garage brand gone global. For now and always, K2 continues to thrive with innovation, craftsmanship, and commitment.
K2 uses a variety of wood species in our cores to fine-tune the performance characteristics of each ski.
Aspen is lightweight and resilient. A great all-around core material.
A polymeric damper sandwiched between two layers of high-modulous carbon strategically placed along the ski edge to eliminate high-frequency vibrations, provididng drastically increased edge grip at high speeds.
Titanal runs tip to tail along the center of the ski, optimally shaped for stability and precision through the entire turn.
Power transfer to the ski's edges is dramatically enhanced with oversized ABS sidewalls that are laminated and pocketed within the wood core in the midbody of the ski
Short, low rise in the tip with camber throughout and a flat tail for quick turn initiation, precise steering, and maximum stability on groomed snow.
Once thought of as a powder-specific feature, K2 pioneered the use of rocker on all-mountain and piste skis, with the rest of the ski industry following in their footsteps. Today, almost all of the K2 skis are built with rocker, with the height and length optimized on each model for maximum performance and enjoyment.