KD College Trick Ski (2027) @ $599.99

KD College Trick Ski (2027)

Our Price $599.99
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KD College Trick Ski (2027)

Our Price $599.99
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KD College Trick Ski

Shaped like the proven 12k design but made from more forgiving materials, these skis help you land new tricks faster. The dense Poly-Urethane foam core and fiberglass layup give you a ski that responds reliably without demanding excessive effort. Rolled tip and tail corners plus beveled rails mean the ski feels natural underfoot, letting you progress with fewer washouts. Available in multiple sizes.

Size: 43"


Description

KD College Trick Ski

Shaped like the proven 12k design but made from more forgiving materials, these skis help you land new tricks faster. The dense Poly-Urethane foam core and fiberglass layup give you a ski that responds reliably without demanding excessive effort. Rolled tip and tail corners plus beveled rails mean the ski feels natural underfoot, letting you progress with fewer washouts. Available in multiple sizes.

Size: 43"


Yes — the KD College is a learner-to-improver trick ski shaped like the record-setting 12k but built from more forgiving materials, so you can learn new flips and toe-line tricks faster. Its dense polyurethane foam core and fibreglass layup respond reliably without demanding aggressive input. Size 43".
The KD College shares the 12k's shape — including the rolled tip and tail corners and beveled rails — but swaps the pro carbon build for a dense PU foam core and fibreglass layup. That makes it more forgiving and affordable, giving confident progression with fewer washouts. Size 43".
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 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.

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