K-2

its a great board

This board is knarly dude!!

good boards i really like mine alot

for all you people who think k2 is a bad company you ccan suck my big willie and eat out my buttox. K2 is the best company and if youre gonna complain that they took out other business', that probably means that that company sucked. The fat bob is an excellent board and only Burton and M3 are better.

they suck. only make skis cuz there boards suck

they suk

Whenever I rented a board it was a K-2. K-2 boards are thick, heavy and unmanuverable. They ding easily and are a pain in the butt. I guess I know why they use them as rentals.

Not a very good board at all. Handling is slow and sluggish. Too heavy to do any tricks. Only graphics on the board is the "K-2" logo, needs some variety. K-2 makes good skis but not so good snowboards. Only plus is the price, the boards are very cheap.

They have just come into the snowboarding market, but they are decent boards. Their bindings are innovative and work well. Overall, it's a quality board.

I have a K2 Fat Bob and love it. My big feet fit really well on the board and the K2 clicker bindings fit super good. For the bindings being click-ins, they hold super duper good.

I like this company a lot. K-2 has some wonderful boards and some bad ones. The Fat Bob is customized for riders who have a size thirteen foot or larger. This helps to prevent toe drag. I own a pair of K-2 Clicker bindings and Luna boots. They are also convenient and easy on warm, slushy spring days. If it's freezing out the bindings get compacted snow stuck in them. I make sure to keep a screwdriver with me so I can chop the ice out of my boot bindings. It's a pain.

My brother is a snowboarder and an aggressive inline skater, and he only buys and uses K-2 products. They seem to last and are comfortable, besides looking cool.

K2 is a great company that I have been using for years. I have a K2 Fat Bob snowboard and it's been good. They send me a catalog and it's cool to look at. I wanna buy another board but they are a bit expensive. I hope their prices will go down but their quality stays the same.

I like the K-2 snowboards. The Eldo is my favorite of all the boards they put out. It is an excellent back country board and I like the graphics too.

This isn't my favorite brand, but on the snowboard area they make really good stuff.

These snowboards keep you balanced when you really need it.

Is a great board if you have big feet. It provides you great stability. It provides you with more control the faster that you go.

Innovative and creative designs and technology. The electra makes snowboarding so comfortable, best boots/bindings around.

I ride this board because it's one of the only boards that can accommodate my height and large foot size (13/1A). The board is extremely stable at speed and it floats through the powder.

The curves on the board are sensational. It hits powder like no other board. I would pick this board anytime of the day.

All you need for snowboarding is a K-2 board! K-2 reinvents snowboarding. Real equipment for all types of snow. K-2 boots are waterproof and very affordable.

Durable, dependable equipment. Snowboards and apparel are rather expensive, but are top quality. Reps are knowledgeable, and with a large assortment of boards, can put you on a board that best suits your needs.

It is impossible to bust rodeo flips with a K-2 because of the lack of flex and pop in the board.

K-2 has been around and knows boards. Ride one and you'll believe! Amazingly well built and rides well on all terrains. Has a board for all levels and abilities.

It makes really good and trustworthy boards. They last a long time. I used them once and they felt really good to ride on.

K-2 has boards that like to crack and snap. Their bindings are crap, too.

K-2 are the best boards on the market. They seem to have the most technology when it comes to designing a board.

The snowboards are durable. K-2's are quick off the bat.

It's cheap and handles great. It's very smooth and they have a lot of designs on the board.

Okay, my K-2 board kicks ass. I got the new one last season and I swear I ride better. K-2 has great freestyle versatile boards.

I have a friend who rides a K-2 and enjoys it very much. He has bought three or four boards, but he likes K-2 the best.

Decent enough board. The only thing that's lacking is the artwork.

It's not that their equipment is bad. I don't like K-2 because it moved into the snowboard business and started taking over smaller businesses that had been around since the beginning of the sport.

I think K2 snowboards is the innovative company for snowboard equipment. They were the first company to come up with single step and click in boots and bindings. They also have the best looking stuff.

I've liked the boards that I bought. The flexibility is a bit tight but the shape gives hard turns that I need.

I don't like K-2 snowboards. They aren't recommended, and they don't last as long as they should. They don't look very nice on the outside. The way it's made is alright, but the dynamics aren't up to date as of now.

The Eldo is a great old school freeride board. It is awesome in the deep powder and is really responsive, plus it turns on a dime (almost). The eyelet is great for towing in the back country.

I like that they make wider boards. They turn well and are reasonably responsive. Very resilient. Their bindings aren't as good as I heard in that they don't close tight enough around my boots.

K-2 snowboards are a great company with superior product design and quality. Their clicker binding technology is the easiest and fastest to use on the market and makes the board much lighter, perfect for jumping and spinning.

Having skied for 10+ years, I recently tried my had at boarding. After one day I was hooked. Skiing on K2's for 10 years, made me develop a sort of product allegiance to the brand, which is what led me to try K-2 boards. My experiene has been that the board is responsive enough for a novice, and forgiving as well.

Olympic and pro riders use these, so they must be good boards. The flex and control is excellent. The flashy designs attract riders who don't even know anything about boards.

A cool design that handles well. Great durability at a reasonable price.

K-2 snowboards have taken a beating from me and they still perform excellently. K-2 has been in the snow equipment business for many years and are committed to quality. K-2 snowboards require the least amount of maintenance to keep to optimal performance. Very flexible with great construction and parts.

This board is very afforadable and will last. A great beginners package. K-2 was the first board I got and I was fine with the performance and the look.

K-2 makes an awesome board called the Fat Bob. My brother has huge feet and K-2 gives my brother the wide board so that he doesn't get toe drag. At the same time, the board is light and flexible.

A good product is the K-2 Luna snowboard if you're a female. Overall, K-2 boards are worth your money.

I ride an Eldo which is the best board I've ever had. It has a great design that works wonders on the deep powder days. Next year I'm planning to buy a K-2 Utima, which is even lighter, stronger, and more responsive than the Eldo.

I have a K-2 Dart, and I really like it. It's light, manueverable, and turns well. My friends always want to borrow it instead of using their boards.

K-2 has always made great skis, but now they developed their snowboard line to be just as good as their skis when compared to this competition. Their boards are incredibly light, mobile, and strong boards. You can cruise and turn on it hard, or just lean back and ride through the powder. The bindings are by far the easiest to get into.