The FCP and ACP are the first two locations that come in contact with the snow when the ski is placed on a flat surface. This type of camber is still the most versatile camber to keep a ski lively and versatile in all types or terrain or conditions.

“Cap” skis are built with a sophisticated molding process that envelops the core and internal materials with the top layer of the ski. Capped skis share the common characteristics of being very durable and lightweight. Torsion Box construction is the foundation for the widest range of skis designed by K2. The traits of ease, forgiveness, responsiveness, and energy can be found in all Torsion Box skis.

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MOD Technology combines an elastomeric secondary core that works as a high-performance suspension system and mass damper to provide the highest degree of ease, power, forgiveness and performance. The Bioflex core, a breakthrough multi-wood core technology is a combination of two distinctly different woods, fir and spruce, providing a blend of stability and forgiveness in K2 women’s skis. Not just different layers of wood, but completely different cores fused together at the tip and tail. Spruce, a light, soft wood is used in the extremities of the tip and tail and fir, a more solid, dense wood is used underfoot, providing easy turn initiation, lightweight characteristics, and overall ease. The Fir underfoot provides a new level of confidence inspiring control, predictability and stability. The 2009/10 core incorporates a bamboo stringer that runs down the center of the entire core for added strength.