K2

Used K2 AMP 80X Skis B

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• Rating: B
  Ability Level: Intermediate-Advanced
  Age Group: Adult
  Terrain: All Mountain
  Bindings: Tyrolia Sympro SP10 DIN:2.5-10.0
  Camber: Hybrid
  Dimensions: 125/80/109
  
  
  

  The K2 AMP 80X Skis are the most versatile and responsive offering in K2 s AMP collection; these sticks are perfect for intermediate to advanced skiers who spend the majority of their time on the groomed but aren't afraid to mix it up in the fresh when the opportunity arises. A solid wood core of Fir and Aspen, Triaxial braiding, and K2 s Hybritech Sidewalls give you bomber performance on any groomed surface, while All-Terrain Rocker provides confident flotation in the pow.

  Product Details

  Rocker Type

  All-Terrain Rocker – Designed for all ability levels, All-Terrain Rocker adds versatility and ease in all snow conditions. This profile features an elevated tip for variable and soft snow performance, as well as camber underfoot for power, energy, and edgehold in firmer conditions.

  Sidecut

  Progressive Sidecut – Progressive sidecut is a combination of two different radii, or sidecuts, that enhance the versatility of wider-waist skis. Standard sidecut theory is based on using a single radius. This works well on narrower skis, but becomes overpowering on wider skis, especially in variable conditions. The use of progressive sidecut on wider waist skis guarantees improved turn initiation and hard-snow performance.

  Core

  Fir / Aspen
  Laminates

  RoX Technology – RoX technology is a rocker-focused design philosophy that incorporates a lively wood core, Carbon Web for increased torsional rigidity, a MOD structure for dampness and Speed or All-Terrain Rocker for effortless but accurate carving.

  Triaxial Braid – Triaxial braiding consists of braiding fiberglass around a wood core to enhance torsional rigidity and add control. Developed in 1988 by K2 engineers, the patented triaxial braiding machine interlocks strands of fiberglass around a milled wood core. This unique method produces skis with great torsional strength while maintaining the lively flex patterns inherent in wood.

  MOD Technology – High-Performance Suspension System Mod functions by absorbing vibrations and impact loads along the entire ski, providing stronger edge-hold and a higher degree of power and control. Mod is a secondary core that flexes and moves on top of the primary core, allowing the overall ski flex to be unaffected.

  Carbon Web – Carbon Web enhances the strength-to-weight ratio, gaining downhill performance without adding additional mass. Located in the tail and the forebody of the ski, the Carbon Web increases edge grip where you need it most.
  Sidewalls

  Hybritech Sidewall – Hybritech is a unique blend of sidewall and cap constructions. This combines the accuracy, power, and performance of sidewall underfoot with the lightweight characteristics and smooth turn initiation of cap construction.

• What size of ski should I buy?

  There are a lot of factors that can influence your ideal ski length. Getting on the right size ski is an important part of being comfortable and enjoying your time on the slopes. Using  the skier's height is a good starting point and taking things into consideration like weight, ability level, terrain, and even their personal style of skiing will help to narrow down your size range. For most people their starting point will land somewhere between their chin and nose. Remember, these are just guidelines, not rules. If you have a preferred size that you are comfortable on you can certainly go with that. 

   

  HEIGHT	SKI LENGTH	HEIGHT	SKI LENGTH
  3' and below	65-90 CM	4'10"	130-145 CM
  3'2"	80-95 CM	5'	135-150 CM
  3'4"	85-100 CM	5'2"	140-155 CM
  3'6"	90-105 CM	5'4"	145-160 CM
  3'8"	95-110 CM	5'6"	150-165 CM
  3'10"	100-115 CM	5'8"	155-170 CM
  4'	105-120 CM	5'10"	160-175 CM
  4'2"	110-125 CM	6'	165-180 CM
  4'4"	115-130 CM	6'2"	170-185 CM
  4'6"	120-135 CM	6'4"	175-190 CM
  4'8"	125-140 CM	6'5" and up	180+ CM

  Once you have established your starting point consider the following.

  Ability Level

  Beginner: If you are a beginner looking for a ski that is easy to maneuver and keep in control, consider sizing down 5-10cm from your starting point. This will usually put the ski at chin height or a little below. This is a common practice at resorts and rental shops as it helps to build the confidence and essential skills a skier needs to move beyond the bunny slopes.

  Intermediate: Are you an intermediate skier who has mastered the basics but is still progressing? Choosing a size that lands around nose height will give you the length needed for stability on intermediate terrain but keep the skis from being too unforgiving when mistakes are made.

  Advanced: By the time skiers reach an advanced level they usually have a good idea of what they need in a ski. A longer length is usually preferred as conditions become more demanding and the additional stiffness and stability are necessary. This will typically mean a ski length that is about forehead height.

  Skier Style

  Conservative: If you prefer to stick to the groomers a shorter ski may be for you. Keeping your turns short and going at a moderate speed means that a ski at, or slightly below, chin height would more suited to your style.

  Aggressive: For skiers that just wanna go fast. If you are spending most of your time skiing at high speeds on steep or technical terrain, selecting a size that is closer to forehead height or slightly above will give the added stiffness and stability that is needed for this style.

  Conditions

  Groomed: For skiers that spend a majority of their day on groomed, hard packed, or icy surfaces, going with a standard length is best. A standard length will keep the skis maneuverable and for that extra bit of responsiveness look for something with a normal to narrow waist width.

  Powder: When you spend a lot of time in fresh snow or off trail, a slightly longer ski will give you that extra bit of float to keep you moving through the deep stuff. You will  also want to consider a ski with a wider waist width that will also help you float and keep you on the surface.

  Weight

  If you are above or below the average weight for your height you should adjust your size accordingly. If you are above the average weight for your height you can consider a longer ski for added stability and response. If you are below the average weight for your height you can go with a shorter ski to get the flex and maneuverability you need.

• How much is shipping?

  We offer free ground shipping on domestic orders over $200.00. For any order less than $200.00 shipping is charged on a per item basis. The cost can be calculated during checkout. All orders that qualify for free shipping are shipped at the discretion of Galactic Snow Sports. Larger orders that are deemed a bulk order will NOT be eligible for free ground shipping.

   

  How long does it take for my order to ship?

  Orders are processed the next business day after they are submitted. Most orders will typically leave our warehouse within 1-2 business days, business days do not include weekends and major holidays. Additional services such as tune-ups will add an additional 1-2 business days of processing time.

   

  How long will it take for my order to arrive?

  Transit time will vary depending on your location and selected shipping method. Once your order leaves our warehouse you will receive an email notification with your tracking number. You can then track your package and see the estimated delivery date.

   

  Can I have my order shipped express?

  We do offer express shipping methods for 3 day, 2 day, and 1 day delivery services. You can select from these options on the checkout page.

   

  Does Galactic Snow Sports offer international shipping?

  We currently offer international shipping to Canada only. International orders are not eligible for free shipping promotions. For ALL international shipments please be aware that there are local duties, taxes, and brokerage on your purchase. These are not fees charged by Galactic Snow Sports therefore we are unable to provide an amount prior to purchase. It is suggested that you check with your local international shipping fulfillment companies for an estimate.

   

  Do you have a store that I can shop or pickup orders at?

  Unfortunately we do not have a retail store and do not offer local pickup. All orders must be placed via our website and will be shipped from our warehouse location to you.

  What do I do if my package was damaged, lost, or stolen?

  These are not common occurrences but they do happen. In the event that a package is damaged in transit, lost, or stolen, please contact us as soon as possible. We will notify the shipping company and they will let us know how to proceed.

   

• Conditions

  New - A brand new item that has never been used on the slopes. Manufacturers packaging may be damaged or not included. New items may have been used as display units or are past seasons closeout items. They may have slight cosmetic damage including minor scratches, scuffs, or dust from being stored in a warehouse setting.

  Used - All used products have been used in a rental or demo fleet. Please use the rating scale and example images below for a reference of what condition our used skis and snowboards will be in. Used items such as boots, snowboard bindings, poles, or helmets do not have individual condition ratings as they will all show different levels of cosmetic wear and tear. All used items that do not have individual ratings will have signs of use such as scratches, scuffs, scrapes, and wear from normal use. This will not effect the performance of the product. All used items without an individual condition rating will be fully functional unless otherwise specified.

   

  Ratings

  AA - “AA” rated gear will show little to no cosmetic wear. This is the closest you can get to new without actually being new.

  • Little to no cosmetic blemishes approximately ½ inch in size or less, cosmetic wear will not impact performance.

  • Has seen little to no use

  • Very light scratches, scuffs, or chips on the top sheet

  • Very light scratches or grooves on the base or edges

  • Very light scratches or scuffs on bindings if applicable

  • Rental identifiers such as bar codes, rental crayon, or stickers

  

  

  

  

  

  A - “A” rated gear will show minor cosmetic wear. This gear has had limited use on the slopes.

  • Multiple cosmetic blemishes 2 inches in size or less, cosmetic wear will not impact performance.

  • Has seen minor use

  • Light scratches, scuffs, or chips on the top sheet

  • Light scratches or grooves on the base or edges

  • Light scratches or scuffs on the bindings if applicable

  • Rental identifiers such as bar codes, rental crayon, or stickers

  

  

  

  

  

  B – “B” rated gear will show moderate cosmetic wear. This gear has had moderate use on the slopes over multiple seasons.

  • Multiple cosmetic blemishes 3 inches in size or less, cosmetic wear will not impact performance.

  • Has seen moderate use

  • Moderate scratches, scuffs, or chips on the top sheet

  • Moderate scratches, grooves, or dings on the base or edges

  • Moderate scratches, scuffs, or chips on the bindings if applicable

  • Base may have p-tex patches

  • Rental identifiers such as bar codes, rental crayon, or stickers

  

  

  

  

  

  C – “C” rated gear will show substantial cosmetic wear. This gear has had heavy use one the slopes over multiple seasons. May be missing non-essential parts like tip protectors or top sheet adornments.

  • Multiple substantial cosmetic blemishes 6 inches in size or less, cosmetic wear will not impact performance.

  • Has seen heavy use

  • Substantial scratches, scuffs, or chips on the top sheet

  • Substantial scratches, grooves, or dings on the base or edges

  • Substantial scratches, scuffs, or chips on the bindings if applicable

  • Base may have p-tex patches

  • Rental identifiers such as bar codes, rental crayon, or stickers

  

  

  

  

  

  
  D– “D” rated gear will show severe cosmetic wear and/or damage that will lessen the lifespan or usability of the item. This gear will have issues that will need some sort of attention or repair before being able to perform normally on the slopes. If you are really stretching a budget, looking for a beater set of skis or board, or want to try your hand at tuning, these are a cheap and effective way to do so. May be missing non-essential parts like tip protectors or top sheet adornments. Items with a rating of “D” are not eligible for returns.

  • Multiple severe cosmetic blemishes of various size

  • Has seen excessive use

  • Item has damage that renders it difficult to use as is

  • Will require repair or service to perform normally

  • Substantial scratches, scuffs, or chips on the bindings if applicable

  • Rental identifiers such as bar codes, rental crayon, or stickers