Sparkin' arcs. Burning Sidewall. Whatever your flavour, we hope you like skiing fast, because the K2 Disruption MTi is primed and ready. With a longer turning radius, Titanal I-Beam, and Dark Matter Damping, the MTi feels quiet and smooth while maintaining stability throughout every turn shape and snow condition. It's time to go fast. Like really, really fast.
Terrain Type & Ability Level
Terrain Type
Pistes all the way – done at speed and riding the edge the whole way (though the tail isn't so stiff that it won't comfortably ease away if you want it to).
Skier Type
Piste skiers who want maximum stability, amazing edge hold and top-level precision without having to deal with a race ski. The MTi takes advanced and expert skiers on the smoothest ride at the fastest speeds.
Overview
Shape
Long contact length with the widest points very close to the tip and tail, this gives the ski the best grip all the way through the turn and precise initiation (the Speed Rocker ensures the tip isn't grabby). 74mm in the waist provides quick edge changes; the 18.1m (175cm) radius helps deliver impressive stability at speed and ensures a range of turn shapes are always possible.
Rocker
Short and low rise in the tip, with camber throughout, for quick turn initiation, precise steering and maximum stability on hard snow.
Core
A wood core with a mix of maple and aspen. The maple is an energetic, tough, dense wood that absorbs impact; aspen is lightweight and resilient, a great all-round material. A Titanal I-Beam increases the torsional stiffness to improve precision.
Construction
Powerwall construction ensures that power transfer is dramatically enhanced with the oversized ABS sidewalls that are laminated and pocketed within the wood core in the midbody of the ski. With the sidewall extending into the heart of the ski, the transmission of energy from skier to ski edge is direct and precise.
Key Features
Dark Matter Damping (DMD)
DMD is an offset polymeric damper consisting of a rubber foil below a layer of high modulus carbon fibre. This is strategically placed over the edges at the fore and aft contact points. The interaction of the different materials absorbs high frequency variations that Titanal does not, quietening the edge and improving ski to snow contact. The result is stronger, more progressive edge grip, increased precision and accuracy, as well as heightened edge feel and control.
Ti I-Beam
The I-Beam technology is placed from the tip to the tail, in the middle of the ski to optimise the power transfer and stability along the entire length of the ski. Being Titanal means that it offers the maximum stability for aggressive and, high speed skiing.
EB tester’s comments: Luke (buying Team) These want to go as fast as you can ski them, and then well beyond. The bigger radius made them feel stable and well suited for longer turns blasting down the piste.
Technical Specifications
| Size (cm) |
Tip Width (mm) |
Waist Width (mm) |
Tail Width (mm) |
Radius (m) |
Weight (g) |
| 165 | 118 | 74 | 104 | 16 | 1668 |
| 170 | 118 | 74 | 104 | 17 | 1752 |
| 175 | 118 | 74 | 104 | 18.1 | 1822 |
| 180 | 118 | 74 | 104 | 19.3 | 1890 |
General Information
- Skier Ability: Advanced/Expert
- Terrain Type: Piste
- Rocker: Tip Rocker
- Radius: Medium
- Base: Sintered
- Bindings: Integrated, 12 TCx Quikclik
- DIN: 4 - 12
- Construction: Full Sidewall
- Core: Wood, Titanal Laminate
- Demo: No
- Sizing Description: Chin to nose height is ideal for quick responses and easy handling. Go longer for extra stability and wider, bigger turns.
Please allow an additional 1-2 days for us to mount the bindings to your skis before shipping.
Free delivery on orders over £80
