K2 0 Review And Buying Advice
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| Riding Style | All Mountain |
| Riding Level | Advanced - Expert |
| Fits Boot size (US) | 8-10 |
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| Shape | Directional Twin |
| Camber Profile | Flat |
| Stance | Setback -20mm |
| Approx. Weight | Feels Light |
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K2 0 2011 - 2010 Review by The Good Ride
The K2 0 has not been around for a while but is getting a good reputation for speed. It is incredibly light and for the price, you pay you will expect it to ride very well. Good thing it does. The 0 is very similar in shape and performance to the Ride Concept UL and Salomon Special. They are all directional twins or almost directional twins and are incredibly fast.
The 0 will not disappoint and it’s a nice directional twin alternative to the Custom X. The only real limitation with the 0 is the ability to hang in the jib park or really excel on a deep powder day. For 2011 the 0 is still super light and super fast. There have been some very minor improvements in the base and core but the big story is how the 0 went from Camber to flat-line like the K2 Slayblade. We aren’t 100% sold on flat camber but have to admit it’s very stable, fast and good in powder. Flat camber just doesn’t seem to have much pop compared to a board that has camber, hybrid camber, rocker or hybrid rocker. That being said the K2 0 is still an amazing board.
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