2027 K2 Reckoner 92 Skis

Approachable but genuinely playful, the K2 Reckoner 92 is an all-mountain freestyle twin that makes the case for jumping on the twin-tip train. A medium-nineties waist and K2's All Terrain Twin Rocker shape make it easy to ski everywhere, from the park to the trees, while a braided wood core keeps things lively underfoot.

Why we like it:

The All Terrain Twin Rocker is the quiet hero here. That gradual, extended rise in the tip and tail makes the ski forgiving and versatile in a way that hardcore park skis often aren't, so you can take it into bumps and trees and still ride switch out of anything.

Who it's for:

Intermediate skiers ready to move into a twin-tip and progress their all-mountain freestyle game, plus more experienced skiers who want an easygoing, do-anything play ski. It rewards skiers who treat the whole mountain as a terrain park.

Highlights:

The Reckoner 92 is built on an Aspen Microblock core, many small aspen stringers that produce a consistent flex and a smooth, damp ride that stays predictable when you're learning new tricks. The Triaxial Braided Core construction interlocks fiberglass strands around that core for torsional strength while preserving the natural flex of wood. Hybritech Sidewalls blend a sidewall section underfoot for accuracy, power, and edge grip with a capped construction in the tip and tail that trims swing weight and boosts durability. The All Terrain Twin Rocker profile, a gradual and extended rise in both tip and tail, is what makes the ski so versatile and confidence-inspiring across conditions and just as happy riding switch as riding forward.

Things to consider:

The Reckoner 92 prioritizes approachability and playfulness over hard-charging performance. Skiers who want to ski fast and aggressively on firm snow, or who want a stiffer, more demanding platform, will find it a little soft for that job.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Sizes true to length. Stick with what you usually ride, or drop a length for a quicker, more playful feel underfoot in the park.