K2 Mindbender 108Ti Ski Review After 3+ Years

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  • Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
  • This is my ski review of the 2020 K2 Mindbender 108Ti's after 3+ years. They're a solid all mountain ski that is good in nearly any condition, but tends to be a bit better in mixed conditions or more/thicker/heavier snow. I include a bunch of ski footage with them in the review, as well as go over the impact of the different aspects of the ski, including waist, sidecut, profile, flex and weight; as well as an overview for different types of skiers, different conditions and different types of terrain.
    Gear Used:
    Using a GoPro Max: amzn.to/3RI5Ju4
    K2 Mindbender 108 Ti Skis: amzn.to/48Lb1Mp
    Timestamps
    0:00 - Intro
    0:13 - Main Review
    1:18 - Sidecut
    1:45 - Profile
    2:18 - Flex
    2:27 - Titanal Tangent
    2:49 - More Flex
    3:42 - Weight
    4:09 - Graphics
    4:35 - Tidbits
    5:00 - Terrain Types
    6:34 - Skier Types
    7:08 - Summary
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Комментарии • 13

  • @PhilippKlein
    @PhilippKlein Год назад +2

    Excellent review of one of my fav skis. Can attest that everything said is true in my experience. Subbed!

    • @jWalski
      @jWalski  Год назад

      Much appreciated!

  • @gnarshar
    @gnarshar Год назад +1

    Great review and video!

    • @jWalski
      @jWalski  Год назад

      Thank you! Cheers!

  • @brandonclark3573
    @brandonclark3573 Год назад

    MOUSTACHE SOUL PATCH.
    Excellent review as always.

  • @src248
    @src248 Год назад +2

    Tried out the current version earlier in the season, I don't think they're skis I'd want as part of a quiver but would be one of my top choices for a one ski quiver. Felt good enough on firm snow, easy in bumps and difficult terrain while still supporting fast aggressive skiing. The 99 Ti was great as well

    • @jWalski
      @jWalski  Год назад

      Yup, it’s great for a one ski quiver, but there are better options out there if you can afford multiple. Good to hear the 99’s were good!

    • @scottpratico1315
      @scottpratico1315 5 месяцев назад

      Bought the 22/23 this fall as an alternate to my 99ti's. Love them. Stable. Quick enough. Match my outfit. What more could you want?

  • @greasyrails2571
    @greasyrails2571 7 месяцев назад

    I’m stuck between the 108ti and 99ti. I want to use these skis for off piste skiing like in trees and dropping cliffs on steep double diamonds. So more like a freeride skis. A lot of videos said that the 99ti 2023 are more “freeridey” this year. The only thing is that I live in the east coast so we don’t have to much powder which is holding back from the 108, but I already have park skis that are 98 mm.

    • @jWalski
      @jWalski  7 месяцев назад

      Hm, that’s a tough one. If it were me, I’d lean towards more of a variety of skis. Then again 108mm is fairly wide for east coast. If possible, I’d try to find a demo day nearby so you can test some wider skis out!

  • @urbanrunoff
    @urbanrunoff Год назад

    nice. i demoed the 99ti in 184 and i found them a little dull. but i was coming off the Mantras and conditions were rough with poor visibility. enjoyed them in bumps, very agile for the size but in wide open terrain where i like to do gs style carving i missed the "pop", very damp and stable though. i wonder if i would have prefered a size smaller. 180 is usually my max

    • @jWalski
      @jWalski  Год назад

      Yeah, I’d agree they’re very damp and stable, even at a shorter length. You could probably get a bit more “pop” at a shorter length, but I’d doubt it would be too much different. If you ever try the shorter length, let me know!