The Reckoner Collection
Playful Durability Redefined
Introducing the re-designed Reckoner Series, where playful design meets rugged durability. These bi-directional skis are perfect for skiers who explore every corner of the mountain, from parks to powder. Versatile and robust, the Reckoner Series promises a surfy ride that can pivot, bounce, and charge.
With riding from the best of em’ Colby Stevenson, Karl Fostvedt, Addison Rafford, Keegan Kilbride and McKenna Brown, we’re excited to launch the 24/25 Reckoner Collection. With features from Sun Valley, Mount Hood and all the way to Alaska, this edit highlights the versatility of the collection, from peaks to valleys to the park and back again, the Reckoner collection will equip you for whatever mother nature has in store.
RECKONER KF
THE BRAINCHILD OF KARL FOSTVEDT HIMSELF
The K2 Reckoner KF is the creation of Crazy Karl Fostvedt and designed for advanced skiers who demand the best. With a soft flex and twin tip shape, this ski is perfect for hitting big jumps, deep landings, and a playful approach to the biggest lines on the mountain.
RECKONER 110
The versatile all-mountain twin tip for any occasion
Introducing the all-new K2 Reckoner 110, a versatile freeride weapon that's been purpose engineered to slarve, slash, jump and cut. Outfitted with a medium waist and rockered profile, this ski delivers exceptional float and maneuverability, while also providing a stable and powerful ride. This ski is energetic yet controlled in variable snow, allowing you to throw even the biggest of tricks.
RECKONER 102
Make the entire mountain your park
Featuring the same tech as its bigger siblings, with new technology for 24' The Reckoner 102 is a playful tool built for whipping cork threes off cat tracks, hitting butters and exploring all over the hill. Strapped with patented Spectral Braid construction, full sidewall and Aspen Micro Block core, it delivers on versatility and playfulness. Wherever you decide to take it, the Reckoner 102 has got your back.
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