K2
Snowboard K2 Skypilot
Snowboard K2 Skypilot
- Customer reviews
- Winter 2027
- Intermediate - Advanced
- Freeride All-mountain
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Description
Note: The colour of the bases may be different from the picture displayed on the website, manufacturers combine colours randomly.
The K2 Skypilot snowboard is the directional board that refuses to choose: freeride at heart, playful in spirit. A board that rides shorter than usual, without sacrificing any float.
What’s the deal with the K2 Skypilot snowboard?
The Skypilot handles it all: carving, powder, tight forests, and detours through the features. Its directional shape is based on the Volume Shift concept: volume is shifted underfoot, resulting in a shorter, wider board that’s just as float-friendly as a classic model but significantly more maneuverable. Its hybrid camber retains camber underfoot for grip and pop, with rocker at the tips for forgiveness and float. The triaxial fiber with carbon inserts adds responsiveness when pressure intensifies.
Who is the K2 Skypilot snowboard designed for?
This board is designed for intermediate to advanced riders who are already confident on their feet and are looking for a versatile, maneuverable board for the entire mountain.
- Playful freeriding and forest runs
- Powder and freestyle tricks
- One board for the entire season
A top choice if you want versatility and maneuverability without sacrificing float.
Not recommended if you’re a beginner: its size requires you to already have a solid footing.
What are the main features of the K2 Skypilot snowboard?
Versatility
Maneuverability
Float
Frequently Asked Questions About the K2 Skypilot Snowboard
Does the Skypilot’s short length compromise its float?
No. The extra width underfoot compensates for the reduced length: the float remains equivalent to that of a standard-length board.
Does the Skypilot work in the park?
Yes, more so than you’d expect from a directional board: its pop and responsiveness let you have fun on kickers and a few jibs along the way.
What’s the difference between the Skypilot and the Excavator?
Two compact, wide directional boards. The Skypilot is the more versatile and playful of the two, thanks to its triaxial carbon fiber; the Excavator is designed for carving deep turns on groomed runs and in powder.
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Snowboard expert
"Every rider has his own style and his gear must match. Freestyling, freeriding, splitboarding, I want you to find what you look for. Call me on 020 3129 3301."
Detailed specifications
Specifications
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Jib
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Kicker
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Piste
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Versatility
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Powder
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Grip
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Pop
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Stiffness
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Stability
Shape
Directional
mm
4X2
Camber
Camber + Rocker
Technical data Snowboard Skypilot
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Insert
4X2 -
Reference nr
H27KDEUBOA584549 -
Note: The colour of the bases may be different from the picture displayed on the website, manufacturers combine colours randomly.
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Technologies
Triax Top - ICG 20Volume Shift™Carbon reinforcementDirectional shape4000 Sintered Base
