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New for 2025, the K2 Blur XT is built to charge across frontside terrain with precision, energy, and control. Designed as a true all-mountain performer, it’s fast, stable, and confident whether carving groomers or slicing through chopped-up afternoon snow. With a unisex design, a sleek profile, and K2’s latest construction innovations, the Blur XT feels every bit the modern performance ski it was built to be.
Key Specs & Features
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Construction: K2 H-Beam, Bio Resin, Flax Shield, FSC-certified wood cores, AMAG recycled Titanal
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Lengths Available: 149, 156, 163, 170, 177 cm
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Dimensions: 135 – 83 – 115 mm
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Turn Radius: 12.4 m @ 163 cm
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Flex: Accessible yet energetic flex tuned for frontside performance
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Category: All-Mountain / Frontside Carver
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RRP: £750
On The Slopes / In Use
The Blur XT lives up to its name — smooth, quick, and agile, with the precision to inspire confidence at speed. Turn initiation feels intuitive, thanks to K2’s balanced flex pattern and responsive H-Beam construction, while the Flax Shield and AMAG recycled Titanal layers add a damp, stable character that smooths out vibrations on firm snow.
On groomed runs, it thrives on short to medium-radius turns, delivering an energetic rebound that makes carving addictive. Off the edge, it remains composed through chopped or refrozen snow, absorbing impacts without feeling sluggish. Advanced skiers will appreciate how it grips aggressively underfoot yet remains forgiving enough for a few relaxed runs.
What We Love
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Lightning-fast edge-to-edge response
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Damp yet lively feel — stable without losing energy
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Sustainable materials: Bio Resin, Flax Shield, FSC wood core
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Unisex design that suits a wide range of skiers
Things To Note
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Frontside focus means it’s less suited to deep powder days
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Strong performance may be best appreciated by intermediate to advanced skiers
Price & Stockist
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RRP: £750
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Stockist: Ski Bartlett & Ski Exchange
FAQs
Q: Who is the K2 Blur XT best for?
A: Confident intermediate to advanced skiers who love carving groomers and want a lively, stable ski that performs across mixed frontside conditions.
Q: How does it compare to the Disruption or Mindbender series?
A: The Blur XT slots neatly between them — offering the damp stability of the Disruption line with the versatility of a lighter all-mountain ski.
Q: Can beginners handle it?
A: While approachable in flex, the Blur XT’s power and responsiveness are best suited to progressing intermediates and up.