She'sBack Skis | Adventure Skis

Built with Speed Rocker

The ShesBack features the narrowest waist and curviest sidecut in the Women’s Adventure collection. As a result, it’s not only the quickest, but boasts the best hard snow performance due to the metal laminate construction. The addition of Speed Rocker this year makes initiation effortless and improves trail breaking for tele or AT skiers who choose it as a high performance ski mountaineering tool.

Performance: 30% Powder / 70% Variable
Sizes: 153, 160, 167
Binding Options: No Binding
Radius: 15m @ 160
Construction: Metal TNC, Cap, Paulownia
Weight: 1420g
Features: SnoPhobic Topsheet, Tip and Tail Hardware, Pre-Cut Climbing Skins available

Speed Rocker

ROCKER: Easy initiation, versatility, agility
CAMBER: Control, edge hold, rebound

This slightly elevated tip and increased tip length provides effortless initiation and flawless transitions, while camber along the rest of the running surface delivers precision, power, and edge-hold.
Simply put, Speed Rocker offers high performance precision and edge hold on firm snow.

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ShesBack review (January 25, 2013)

By Amy B - K2 Women's Alliance Member

from Los Alamos, NM

Pros

Lightweight
Responsive

Cons

Not A Powder Ski

Best Uses

This season I decided to go "skinny" - 80mm underfoot - with the K2 ShesBack (121/80/107). My ShesBack skis are mounted with the Rottefella Freedom NTNs. In past seasons, my one ski quiver was the PayBack (129/92/115) and the Dawn Patrol (125/89/112) before that. My first few days on the ShesBack were in moderate powder and light chop and these skis performed surprisingly well thanks to the speed rocker. On hard pack, these skis are very responsive and easy to manipulate. At speed, there is no chatter, which is in contrast to fatter, more rockered skis. This ski is stiff enough to hold an edge on hard pack, yet flexible enough to be really fun in the bumps. In addition, ShesBack skis are lightweight (1420g), which facilitates a nimbleness for quicker transitions through the bumps. This lightweight ski will be good for backcountry skiing and ski touring. Con: not going to be the ski I take out on big powder days. Overall, I'm really impressed with the versatility and maneuverability of this ski. (I am 5'7" tall and weigh 130 lbs)

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