KD Tincho 12K Pro Trick Ski (2027) @ $1,149.00

KD Tincho 12K Pro Trick Ski (2027)

Our Price $1,149.00
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KD Tincho 12K Pro Trick Ski (2027)

Our Price $1,149.00
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Description

KD Tincho 12K Pro Trick Ski 

The KD 12K Pro Trick Ski is renowned as a leading name in trick skiing, favored by beginners and world champions alike. Its reputation is backed by numerous records and endorsements from top athletes like Pato Font and Martin Labra. The ski features a PVC core precisely CNC machined to remove air pockets, enhancing performance. Wrapped in spread tow carbon fibers, which are thinner and straighter, it offers tailored flex, exceptional strength, and a superior surface finish. This design makes the KD 12K a top choice for serious trick skiers.

Available Sizes: 41", 42", 43"

Description

KD Tincho 12K Pro Trick Ski 

The KD 12K Pro Trick Ski is renowned as a leading name in trick skiing, favored by beginners and world champions alike. Its reputation is backed by numerous records and endorsements from top athletes like Pato Font and Martin Labra. The ski features a PVC core precisely CNC machined to remove air pockets, enhancing performance. Wrapped in spread tow carbon fibers, which are thinner and straighter, it offers tailored flex, exceptional strength, and a superior surface finish. This design makes the KD 12K a top choice for serious trick skiers.

Available Sizes: 41", 42", 43"

Features
  • Pro design
  • 100% Carbon Fibre layup
  • PVC Machined light weight core
  • Inserted for front and rear plates
Trick skis are short, wide, finless skis designed for spins and surface tricks. The compact, edge-to-edge shape lets the skier rotate and slide freely at low speed, unlike a slalom ski built for carving. They suit riders learning tricks through to competitive trick skiers.
Trick ski size is chosen mainly by the skier's weight — heavier skiers use a larger ski for support, lighter skiers and children a smaller one. Check the product's recommended weight range and match it to the skier.
Trick skis take a front binding and often a rear toe plate or second binding for two-foot tricks. Most use a standard insert pattern compatible with common trick and slalom bindings. Check the ski's inserts against your bindings before ordering.
Trick skiing is done at slow speeds — commonly around 15–21 mph (about 24–34 km/h) depending on rider weight and preference — which gives control for spins and surface tricks. Start slower while learning.
Trick skiing uses a low-stretch trick rope (often poly or Spectra) with a wide trick handle, and many trickers use a toe handle for toe tricks. Match the rope and handle to your discipline; both are available for trick skiing.

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KD Tincho 12K Pro Trick Ski (2027)

  • Pro design
  • 100% Carbon Fibre layup
  • PVC Machined light weight core
  • Inserted for front and rear plates

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