2027 K2 Omen Colby Stevenson Skis

The K2 Omen Colby Stevenson is a limited-edition freestyle twin tip featuring a special topsheet graphic designed in collaboration with Olympic medalist Colby Stevenson. Underneath the artwork is a lightweight aspen core wrapped in a fiberglass braid, carbon reinforcement, and a twin rocker profile with tapered ends. The result is a poppy, stable park ski that spins easily, lands with confidence, and has the backbone to lap the rest of the mountain between park sessions.

Why we like it:

Getting a ski designed with one of the most creative freeskiers in the game is a cool thing in its own right, and this is a limited run, so once they're gone, they're gone. On snow, the Carbon Boost Braid gives the ski a lively, energetic snap off lips and out of butters without making it feel harsh.

Who it's for:

Advanced and expert freestyle skiers who spend most of their days in the park but still want a ski that holds up across the whole mountain. It's also a great pick for Colby Stevenson fans and anyone who wants a park ski with a graphic that stands out on the chairlift.

Highlights:

K2 builds the Omen Colby Stevenson around an Aspen Micro Block core, a light, lively wood construction that keeps swing weight low for spins while still delivering plenty of pop. A triaxial fiberglass braid wraps the core for torsional stiffness and consistent energy, and the Carbon Boost Braid adds extra rebound and snap. Twin Tech Sidewalls thicken up the tips and tails for durability on rails, boxes, and hard landings without making the ski overly stiff. The rocker/camber/rocker profile lifts the tip and tail for easy presses, butters, and switch takeoffs, and the tapered ends keep takeoffs and landings smooth and predictable. A 20m radius gives it a stable, composed turn shape when you're cruising between features, and a sintered base holds wax well and keeps the ski fast through the flats.

Things to consider:

This is a dedicated freestyle ski, so it won't offer the float of a wider freeride ski on deep powder days or the edge hold of a metal-laminate ski on firm groomers. It's also a limited production run, so availability is tight and sizes may sell through quickly.

Fit & sizing considerations:

The Omen Colby Stevenson sizes true to length. Park and jib skiers can drop a length for quicker spins and easier presses, while skiers who want more stability on big jumps and at speed can go up a size.