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The legendary ride of our most sought after board, redesigned with team riders like Kyle Mack and Nils Mindnich in mind

K2 Shreditor 102 - A review to figure out if the K2 fans really are crazy By Ryan Conroy Technical Bits Ski Lengths: 170, 177, 184, 190cm Length Tested: 184cm Dimensions: Tip 131, Waist 102, Tail 127mm ( For the MKI.I & MKI.II ) Sidecut Radius @ 186cm: 20m Recommended Mount Point: -7.5cm from TC Est Weight: ~ 2050g ( MKI.I ) Years Produced: 2014-2016 Year Tested: 2015 MKI.I Clap out score: 8/10 (Not new, but in VERY good shape) Bindings Used: Marker Jester Boots: Dalbello Lupo SP, Dalbello Krypton Pro - (26.5 - 307mm bsl) Mount Point Tested: -4.5cm from TC ( +3cm from rec ) Test Duration: ~11 days Review Location: Mt Bachelor OR, Snoqualmie Pass WA Introduction & History Lesson Intro The Shreditor 102 is a bit of a tricky one, as it was a very short-lived (on paper) model from K2 with minor modifications for each year it was produced
The TK15R is up front, and opening the end (with a hang tag), the cardboard carrier slides out

But like a Swiss watch, theres an obsessive degree of attention to detail beneath the surface
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The COOMBAck ski is equally versatile, balancing the lightweight attributes of a Back model with the confidence and performance characterized by many side models

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