The 2026 K2 Medium with Salomon District Pro Team Bindings is a powerful true twin freestyle setup built with input from Jake Kuzyk for riders who demand precision and control from their park board. Designed around a full camber profile, the Medium is tuned for classic snap and edge hold yet refined with carbon enhancements for added energy and responsiveness. Whether you’re boosting off jumps, locking into rails, or pushing progression in the streets, this board is ready to deliver.

Why we like it:

The Medium channels a throwback camber feel with modern tech. It’s responsive and powerful, yet still feels maneuverable. It’s the kind of board that locks into carves, generates serious pop, and inspires confidence whether you're stacking clips or lapping the park.

Who it's for:

This board is best suited for intermediate to expert freestyle riders who want dependable camber performance. If you’re past the basics and are focused on technical tricks, bigger hits, or clean style, the Medium is built to keep up with your riding.

Highlights:

Traditional Camber gives the Medium its locked-in edge feel and energetic pop. The BAP Core, made from a mix of bamboo, aspen, and paulownia, balances strength with a lightweight feel. Triax Glass boosts torsional response, and the Carbon DarkWeb™ adds edge-to-edge power underfoot. A Carbon Backbone™ runs tip to tail, increasing snap while maintaining pressability. The sintered 4000 base delivers speed and wax retention, and Hybritech™ Sidewalls reduce swing weight for smoother spins and transitions. The 45% fiberglass nylon ShadowFit baseplate keeps things damp yet responsive, thanks to its direct energy transfer from boot to board. Upgraded Ultra-Fit toe straps and new micro-adjust heel straps increase precision without sacrificing comfort, while the asymmetrical District highback supports freestyle flexibility with enough stiffness to hold an edge at speed. Full EVA padding underfoot and tool-free adjustment throughout round out the package, making this one of the most customizable freestyle bindings on the market.

Things to consider:

With a camber profile and moderately stiff flex, this board demands rider input and isn’t ideal for beginners or those seeking a laid-back ride. If you're looking for playful or surfy, you may want a softer option.

Fit & sizing considerations:

The Medium is offered in a variety of lengths, including wide sizes, and rides true to standard freestyle sizing. Choose your usual length for a dialed balance of pop, stability, and control in all park features.