snipa_mini85
09-17-2013, 08:13 AM
I'm thinking of selling my K2 2012 obSETHed 179cm skis with Marker Jester Pro bindings. Currently they are set up for a boot of 27(310mm boot sole) but the bindings can also be re-mounted.
Length: 179cm
Dimensions/Turn Radius: 146-117-134, 23m @ 179
Marketing info borrowed from Evo:
Shape
Powder Rocker™ in the tip is designed for deep snow. This large amount of rocker provides additional lift for enhanced soft snow performance in the tip and a surfy feel. A reduced camber region is still present underfoot for a confident edge hold in firmer conditions. All-Terrain Rocker™ in the tail is designed for all snow conditions, featuring an elevated tail for variable and soft snow performance.
Directional Taper Sidecut maximizes the performance of the ski in the forward direction. The ski makes a slightly different arc when skiing switch.
Construction
TwinTech Construction increases the durability of the sidewalls. Unlike a traditional sidewall, this construction rolls the top material into the sidewall reducing the angle that is prone to abuse.
Tip/Tail Hardware - removable plugs reveal holes that can be used to attach K2 Pre-Cut Skins
Powder Tip tapers early to avoid hooking.
3.5mm steel edges are durable and far more resistant to cracking.
Flex
Fir and Aspen core: solid and dense woods known for their inherent strength and durability.
Triaxial Braiding consists of braiding fiberglass around the wood core to provide torsional rigidity for added control. This makes the ski incredibly energetic and responsive.
Top (stickers are easily removable with a heat gun)
http://imageshack.us/a/img547/9819/hdkx.jpg
Base
http://imageshack.us/a/img29/2855/o0wo.jpg
Binding
http://imageshack.us/a/img513/8035/6pl0.jpg
Closer view of toepiece
http://imageshack.us/a/img32/4016/auf.jpeg
Binding marketing info
The Jester Pro has several added features that make it the ultimate binding for the competitive freeskier. The toe features a horizontal, torsion bar reinforcement, enhancing the power tranmission and lateral precision. The Jester Pro's AFD is fixed, to increase both retention and power transmission. Throw in a higher DIN range plus green coloring and you've got a nice freeski binding.
The Jester Pro has a stand height, without ski, of only 19 mm. They also have Marker's Power Width Design for superior power transmission from the big mountain to the pipe and Cross-axis toe spring and short overall length for better ski flex and lower swing weight.
DIN setting ranges from 8 to 18.
The edges are near perfect, I can probably toss them in for a tune before selling to get rid of the summer dust. The base has no gouges anywhere as I don't use these at the start or end of the season.
Skis retailed for $700
Bindings retailed for $400
I'm thinking $550OBO is fair for a killer setup
I also have an old pair of 2011 Salomon Ghost CS boots in a size 28 available
http://www.ski-review.com/images/stories/ispo_2010/salomon/salomon_2011_boots_ghost.jpg
I barely used them before switching to my current Full Tilt boots.
Some tech info for the boots:
Flex Index: 130
Forefoot Width: 104 mm
Number of Buckles: 2
Materials
Mono-material PU lower shell
Liner
My Custom Fit Performance: Liner with 2 foam layers, conforms to your underfoot, around instep, toes, heel, Achilles and shin for firm comfortable foothold
Quicklace
Additional Features
Backbone
Double Dismantable Canting
Nailed Strap
Shin Pad
Shock Absorbing Footboard
2 Micro alu Oversized Buckles
Cuff Shape
Hytrel Cuff by Dupont
They have been heat molded once but they can always be heated up again.
Looking to get around $200 for the boots
PM for more info or any other pics.
Length: 179cm
Dimensions/Turn Radius: 146-117-134, 23m @ 179
Marketing info borrowed from Evo:
Shape
Powder Rocker™ in the tip is designed for deep snow. This large amount of rocker provides additional lift for enhanced soft snow performance in the tip and a surfy feel. A reduced camber region is still present underfoot for a confident edge hold in firmer conditions. All-Terrain Rocker™ in the tail is designed for all snow conditions, featuring an elevated tail for variable and soft snow performance.
Directional Taper Sidecut maximizes the performance of the ski in the forward direction. The ski makes a slightly different arc when skiing switch.
Construction
TwinTech Construction increases the durability of the sidewalls. Unlike a traditional sidewall, this construction rolls the top material into the sidewall reducing the angle that is prone to abuse.
Tip/Tail Hardware - removable plugs reveal holes that can be used to attach K2 Pre-Cut Skins
Powder Tip tapers early to avoid hooking.
3.5mm steel edges are durable and far more resistant to cracking.
Flex
Fir and Aspen core: solid and dense woods known for their inherent strength and durability.
Triaxial Braiding consists of braiding fiberglass around the wood core to provide torsional rigidity for added control. This makes the ski incredibly energetic and responsive.
Top (stickers are easily removable with a heat gun)
http://imageshack.us/a/img547/9819/hdkx.jpg
Base
http://imageshack.us/a/img29/2855/o0wo.jpg
Binding
http://imageshack.us/a/img513/8035/6pl0.jpg
Closer view of toepiece
http://imageshack.us/a/img32/4016/auf.jpeg
Binding marketing info
The Jester Pro has several added features that make it the ultimate binding for the competitive freeskier. The toe features a horizontal, torsion bar reinforcement, enhancing the power tranmission and lateral precision. The Jester Pro's AFD is fixed, to increase both retention and power transmission. Throw in a higher DIN range plus green coloring and you've got a nice freeski binding.
The Jester Pro has a stand height, without ski, of only 19 mm. They also have Marker's Power Width Design for superior power transmission from the big mountain to the pipe and Cross-axis toe spring and short overall length for better ski flex and lower swing weight.
DIN setting ranges from 8 to 18.
The edges are near perfect, I can probably toss them in for a tune before selling to get rid of the summer dust. The base has no gouges anywhere as I don't use these at the start or end of the season.
Skis retailed for $700
Bindings retailed for $400
I'm thinking $550OBO is fair for a killer setup
I also have an old pair of 2011 Salomon Ghost CS boots in a size 28 available
http://www.ski-review.com/images/stories/ispo_2010/salomon/salomon_2011_boots_ghost.jpg
I barely used them before switching to my current Full Tilt boots.
Some tech info for the boots:
Flex Index: 130
Forefoot Width: 104 mm
Number of Buckles: 2
Materials
Mono-material PU lower shell
Liner
My Custom Fit Performance: Liner with 2 foam layers, conforms to your underfoot, around instep, toes, heel, Achilles and shin for firm comfortable foothold
Quicklace
Additional Features
Backbone
Double Dismantable Canting
Nailed Strap
Shin Pad
Shock Absorbing Footboard
2 Micro alu Oversized Buckles
Cuff Shape
Hytrel Cuff by Dupont
They have been heat molded once but they can always be heated up again.
Looking to get around $200 for the boots
PM for more info or any other pics.