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K2 Remedy 92 2015 (170 cm) — a versatile all-mountain ski designed to excel across the resort. With a 92 mm waist and a rocker–camber–rocker profile, the Remedy 92 strikes the right balance between float in softer snow and solid edge grip on groomers. The moderate flex and responsive wood-based core deliver a lively, predictable ride that rewards clean turns and playful maneuvers alike. At 170 cm this length is agile enough for quick directional changes yet stable enough for higher speeds, making it a great choice for intermediate to advanced skiers who want one ski for mixed conditions.
Engineered for day-long laps, the Remedy 92 handles variable terrain with confidence. The early-rise tip helps initiate turns and provides extra float on chopped snow, while the camber underfoot maintains power transmission to the edges for precise carving on hardpack. A tuned sidecut gives quick turn initiation without sacrificing stability, so the ski feels at home on groomers, in chopped-up crud, and on low-angle powder days. Lightweight construction reduces fatigue, so you can push longer runs and stay nimble in tight trees or crowded lift lines.
Practical and adaptable, the Remedy 92 is equally suitable as a front-line resort ski or a go-to backcountry playful companion when paired with the right bindings. Its forgiving manners make progression smoother for riders moving up from entry-level shapes, while its responsiveness still satisfies skiers seeking pop and control. For those shopping all-mountain skis or looking specifically for a dependable 92 mm waist option, the K2 Remedy 92 2015 in 170 cm offers a compelling blend of stability, versatility, and fun.
Key highlights: 92 mm waist for all-mountain performance, rocker–camber profile for float and edge hold, medium flex and lively wood core for a playful yet stable ride, ideal for groomers, variable snow and light powder.
Size guide
Ski - Size Chart
First of all there is no golden rule to determine the correct ski length. It depends on your skiing abilities, weigth, length and type of ski. But as a rule of thumb we provide the table below which is a good starting point to find your correct length.
Example: If you start getting in to freeriding, take a ski which is approximately 5 cm shorter then your own length.
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