Omen Collection

All-new for this season

K2 has dominated podiums with its classic models like the Poacher, Midnight & Sight, and now all-new for this season we’ve consolidated our freestyle line under the Omen Collection. With graphic collaboration from German Artist Julia Schimautz, K2 delivers the Omen Team, Omen 90 and Omen 85.

The Omen Team maintains the same footprint as the Poacher with an updated tip and tail shape. Rigorously tested and athlete approved, designed with K2’s Carbon Boost Braid, Triaxial Braided Cores and beefed-up sidewalls for added durability and plenty of pop while also featuring a progressive side cut and Al-Terrain Twin Rocker to keep the ski playful and confidence-inspiring all over the mountain.

From the park to the podium, the Omen 90 is an ultra-durable freestyle twin designed for the park, pipe and beyond. With a similar footprint to the Omen Team, the Omen 90 has quicker edge to edge responsiveness. Equipped with K2’s Carbon Boost Braid and Triaxial Braided Cores for added durability and plenty of pop, whole also featuring a progressive side cut and All-Terrain Twin Rocker.

The Omen 85 is designed to withstand all the abuse you can throw at them. It’s our entry-level freestyle twin built with no-nonsense durability and lots of pop thanks to K2’s Duracap construction and Triaxial Braided Core. Engage your progression session with the Omen 85 today.

About the Artist - Julia Schimautz

K2 has a long history of partnering with talented artists to help bring their collections to life. Design Director, Brad Walters scouted risograph artist Julia Schimautz to help collaborate on the Omen collection with an all-new look and feel. Embodying the ethos of the collection, its bold visuals stand out amongst podiums that our freestyle riders so often find themselves atop.  

"I was really excited when K2 reached out. It’s such a special opportunity to see my designs come to life on skis and snowboards and see how my graphics translate into a real-world product that people will experience in motion”

"I’m inspired by vintage aesthetics, particularly from the '60s and '70s. I’m drawn to the look of album covers from that time and have a great collection of graphic design books and magazines that shape my style. The vibrant contrasts and unique textures from these eras deeply influence my work"