You should be able to ski where you want without worrying if your equipment can keep up. This is exactly the peace of mind that the K2 Pinnacle 105 provides. At 105 mm underfoot, these skis charge in the backcountry and on the front side of the mountain. With that in mind, an intermediate to advanced skier will also benefit from the lightweight Nanolite core, which combined with the integrated edge-to-edge metal, makes carving as easy as you like. These skis truly are the Pinnacle of design and performance, which is why it’s no surprise they won a 2016 Freeskier Editors’ Pick and a SKI Magazine Gold Medal Gear award.
This is a Promotional film hosted by Peter Graves for Beech Mountain Ski Resort and the Pinnacle Inn.
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Why is the name of the resort edited out every time its mentioned?.