The Missconduct has been in K2’s range for years, with good reason, it’s FUN! Updated in 2018 the new version is a little wider than before (a MASSIVE 3mm!), the 88mm waist makes this a great all mountain ski. The Aspen core makes it soft and playful, but with the addition of Carbon strings the Missconduct has lots of pop off jumps and a boost out of turns for extra speed. Twintech sidewalls give great power transmission to the edges for grip on firm snow. It’s ideal for someone that skis mostly on piste but wants to start playing off piste or in the park. It’s not a true Twin as its not symmetrical but set the bindings in the centre and it still rides switch with ease in the park.
Specifications
Dimensions (159cm)
- Tip - 116mm
- Waist - 88mm
- Tail - 110mm
- Radius – 14.5m
- Rocker Profile – Tip & Tail Rocker
- Ability Level – Intermediate / Advanced
Features
- All Terrain Rocker - Skis with All-Terrain rocker have a gradual rise to the tip for great versatility in all conditions, with a short, low rise in the tail for added control variable snow.
- Twintech Sidewalls - A durable full sidewall construction providing great edge feel and performance with added top sheet resistant to ski vs. ski impact damage.
- Carbon Boost Braid- Longitudinal carbon stringers woven into the K2’s patented Triaxial Braid for added pop and rebound, found on freeride and factory team skis.
- Tip/Tail Rivets- Metal rivets in the tip and tail of freestyle specific skis for added durability.
Size Guide
Click here to read more about selecting a size or click "Ask Us a Question" below.
Ski Bindings
Buy ski's and bindings together and get 10% off RRP on the bindings*. Discount is automatically applied at the checkout. *Excludes sale bindings.
Bindings are mounted for FREE, just add this item to your basket with your mounting details.
You can't ski without bindings. To a certain extent bindings are bindings and although there are some performance differences between them the biggest change is the materials. Cheaper bindings tend to be made with lots of plastic, where as more expensive ones have more metal in their construction. More metal makes the binding stronger, more durable and will last longer. If you change your ski's in the future you can then transfer the bindings to them, it's worth spending a little more on bindings if you can.
When selecting a binding choose a binding with a brake that is min 5mm wider than the waist of the ski.
Marker Griffon
- Advanced / aggressive skiers
- Heavier skiers
- Skiers requiring durable bindings for freestyle
Look SPX 12 Dual WTR
- Advanced / aggressive skiers
- Heavier skiers
- Skiers requiring durable bindings for freestyle
Marker Squire
- Intermediate - advanced skiers
- All-mountain skiers who want lightweight, ease-of-use
Look NX 12 Dual WTR
- Intermediate - advanced skiers
- All-mountain skiers who want lightweight, ease-of-use
Look NX 11
- Beginner - advanced all mountain skiers
- Lighter weight skiers
- Skiers that prefer an easy release
Ski and Snowboard Care and Maintenance
Ski’s and snowboards need a little maintenance to get the best performance from them and to ensure they will last. With the right tools it is possible to do most of this yourself but if you would rather the experts do it for you here is a guide of what to ask for and when.
Ski / Snowboard Care and Maintenance
Delivery & Returns
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