I demoed these skis along with similar brands at whistler blackcomb. They were by far the best. Great on the groomed runs, awesome through the trees and down the double black diamonds. Better float than the S3s but they were a bit stiffer and not as playful. That being said I loved every minute on them and think they will be my next ski purchase.

Love love LOVE these skis. A gift from the hubby to help inspire my skiing - and they did just that. They are incredibly smooth and powerful in so many conditions. They float effortlessly in powder, devour crud and choppy snow, and are quick and snappy in bumps and trees. Confidence inspiring in so many conditions though not the best on icy groomers and a bit heavy for long backcountry tours, but those are the only downfalls I can find. These skis are made for ladies who want a powerful ski that can take them and their skiing to a new level. Can't recommend them enough!

I ski mostly on groomed hills and they are absolutely perfect for it! Don't get me wrong, they are fabulous for skiing out west in powder and work great in the woods! I am just learning how to go on rails and they work great! I can flip around very easily and the skis glide over the snow beautifully. The skis are the perfect width and they aren't heavy! The graphics are very pretty! The skis let me go fast on all terrain. Overall, these are the best skis in the world. I advise you to buy them!

Got these skis half way through last season and fell in love with them!! They are a very great ski and I dont think Ill go back to boarding any time soon.

Awesome ski, took them out on a backcountry pow day.. most epic skis ever.. just made my powder skiing so much better..

In the past I had a couple different pairs of skis for park and freeriding but now I use these skis for everything! And the graphics are sweet!

Worked great in fresh powder, they make you float smoothly through it! Pretty good on groomed runs with average snow conditions. You are able to make them carve if you want to. I took them in the park and they were also a lot of fun. For being more of a park ski they glide along fairly quickly which is nice. Haven't tried them on ice yet so I'm not too sure how good they hold on extreme hard pack. I really like the width of the ski as well as the length. I went with the 169's which are 13cm longer then my other skis but because they are softer I don't notice the difference. If you are an advanced skier I'd definitely recommend going with the longer length. For the size of the skis I find they aren't that heavy and are easy to maneuver. I would definitely recommend K2 MissBehaved if you are looking to have some fun on the hill! =)

The first time I rode these I had just gotten of some old minienemys. It was a big jump for me. But on my first chair ride I dropped my ski pole under the chair on breakover at crystal Mt. It was bullet proof hard pack but i had to go and retrieve it so i rode down to grab it and they were very stable. I then mooved on from that to groomers and I could spin and ride switch very weasily. Then it warmed up and I skied wonderful soft spring bumps with a new found joy from the quikness in witch my new faveorite skis performed.
This year I had them at the begging of the year and I got to ride them in nice deep pow with spetacular stability in strait runs and wonderfull flotations and turning ability in deep tree skiing.such fun skis.

From backcountry to the ski resort this ski can perform to the T. Its versatility makes it my go-to ski. It's light enough to hike with yet it holds its own through the chunder and choppy snow. In the air it feels maneuverable but the width makes it solid in the landing. I also love that this woman's ski has rocker!