K2 Disruption 82Ti Skis with MXC 12 TCx Bindings 2021

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Frontside skis are narrow for carving on-trail

Narrow - ideal for on-trail, hardpack & groomed conditions

Very Stiff - for the biggest, strongest, aggressive skier

Rocker/Camber/Rocker skis for versatile all-mountain

Adding to the Disruption line up, the K2 Disruption 82Ti is an awesome option for advanced to expert level skiers that spend most of their time on the groomers. The Titanal I Beam Construction provides the 82Ti with lots of rigidity and control with a single layer of titanal running from tip to tail. Dark Matter Damping is added which is a synthetic damping material located in the contact points for enhanced control and smooth steering. Turn initiation is made smooth and fluid due to Powerwall construction which is oversized ABS Sidewalls that are put within the midbody of the woodcore. The waist width of 82mm will give the Disruption a little more versatility in softer snow and more crud blasting abilities. Get a groomer focused ski that can hand the rest of the mountain with the K2 Disruption 82Ti.

Aspen Veneer Core
Speed Rocker Profile
Dark Matter Damping
Ti I-Beam
Powerwall

Shipping Restriction: This item is not available for shipment outside of the United States.

Specifications

Ski Gear Intended Use	All Mountain	Bindings Included	Yes	What Binding is Included?	MXC 12 TCx
Binding DIN	4-12	Binding Weight Range	90-250lbs.	Tip/Waist/Tail Widths	125/82/111 (@177cm)
Tail Profile	Flat	Actual Turn Radius @ Specified Length	18.4m (@177cm)	Construction Type	Sidewall
Core Material	Wood w/ Metal Laminate	Metal Layer	Dual	Warranty	One Year
Skill Range		Model Year	2021	Model Number	S200603001170
Product ID	603629	Shipping Restriction	This item is not available for shipment outside of the United States.

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Q: What are the response differences between the 82Ti and the Mti ? I am 6' and 230 lbs. Very good skier (New England) but getting older.

Asked : Nov 14, 2020
By : Frank, Phenix City, AL

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A: The response differences are the MTi is 74mm underfoot so it'll be quicker edge to edge whereas the 82TI is 82mm underfoot which is still quick edge to edge but provides a little more surface area for versatility in different conditions. The MTi has Maple/Aspen Woodcore which will make it a touch heavier than the 82TI but will make it more stable on hardpack.

Answered : Nov 17, 2020
By : lan, Michigan