In the 2025-26 season, "CORTEX ZONAL BOA®" was released, combining cutting-edge technology with a higher level of fit. Introducing the dual BOA®, which is equipped with two BOA® fit systems.
With Dual BOA®, the lower part centered around the instep of the lower shell and the upper part from the shin of the upper shell are wrapped in two laces, and the fit can be finely adjusted with the two dials.
By linking the boot shell and top cuff, it wraps around the foot and shin, providing a uniform fit, reducing the pressure point on the instep, and also fixes the heel to the heel pocket to eliminate unnecessary movement. The high sense of unity between the feet and boots makes it extremely highly reliable and stable and operable.
The Cortex 140 Zonal BOA® was released as the highest-end model equipped with the BOA of the K2 SKI BOOTS, and quickly managed to conquer the basic skiing world in Japan, starting with the world's top freeride competition scene. The quality of the game suddenly became known to the world when Max Hitzig won the Cortex 140 Zonal BOA® at the 2024 WFT (World Freeride Tour).
In Japan, the winner of the 5th All Japan Masters Ski Technology Championship held in Hakuba in February 2025 was wearing the Cortex 140 Zonal BOA®. Some people say that the flex 140, the hardness, structure and strength of the hold make it the perfect finish for racing boots that are popular among alpine racers, but the range of the game range is wide, from freerides to demonstrations.
Sakamoto Godai, a professional skier who loves K2 Boots, commented on the feeling of running the Cortex 140 Zonal BOA®.
Izawa Reika of K2 team also spoke about the features and appeal of the women's model "CORTEX 125 ZONAL BOA® W."
K2's adoption of the BOA® fit system and athletes' track record are unparalleled by other brands. The K2, which has been the first to incorporate the BOA® fit system, is deeply involved in the future of ski boots. We will not be able to take our eyes off the future to see what will happen next.
The new "BLUR" series has been released as the successor to DISRUPTION
There is a "BLUR" graphic on the tail. The new "BLUR" is available with seven models as you can see
In the 2025-26 season, the BLUR series, which continues to carry on the excellent performance of the famous carving DISRUPTION model, will debut. "DISRUPTION" was developed with the aim of redefine the "onpiste carving performance" of skis, and its introduction had an impact on repainting the brand image of the K2 SKI, which had previously had a strong image of Big Mountain and freestyle.
It emphasizes high-speed edge grip and stability, and has received high praise for its performance, which is easy to use despite its metal content. The "BLUR" was said to have been created as a successor to the 2025-26 season. The lineup includes new functionality in the technology inherited from DISRUPTION, and is strongly conscious of carving at Onpiste, with four models available: XT, 74, 76, and 79. Only the XT is unisex, but the 74, 76, and 79 are available in men's and women's.
Features of BLUR
The following technologies and special materials included in the BLUR provide performance features to the BLUR: It is also important to note that it actively uses materials that reduce the burden on the environment.
K2 H Beam (K2 H Beam) High-strength titanium is placed in the H-shaped shape from the top to tail of the ski, optimizing power transfer and providing stable gliding performance.
Bio Resin - a bioresin material that reduces the environmental impact during the manufacturing process and improves the durability and reactivity of skis.
Flax Shield By using Flax, a natural material with excellent vibration absorption, it effectively suppresses unnecessary vibrations, achieving a comfortable ride.
AMAG Recycled Titanal Uses a metal layer AMAG made from recycled titanium, and AMAG improves the rigidity and durability of skis.
The lineup will be released in the 2025-26 season
BLUR XT
BLUR XT RMOTION | 135-83-115 | R = 14.9m (177) | L = 149,156,163,170,177,184cm | Bindings / MXC 12 TCx light Quikclik ¥138,000 (binding set price)
The top model, the XT, is 82mm in center. It is designed to provide smooth and intuitive turn introductions, and the "K2 H-beam" solid metal is included from the top to tail, providing high tracking and control. This is especially the case if you're looking for high performance on the front side.
BLUR 74
BLUR 74 | 124-74-108 | R = 15.3m (176) | L = 155,162,169,176cm | Bindings / MXC 12 TCx light Quikclik ¥119,000 (Binding set price)
This model is the successor to DISRUPTION's SC model from the 2024-25 season. It is designed with the focus of short turn carving in mind. Men's flux is made of flax, a natural material with excellent vibration absorption, which improves response, allowing for agile edge-to-edge switching. The finish is especially easy to make sharp turns with short turns.
BLUR 76
BLUR 76 | 120-76-109 | R = 14.0m (170) | L = 156,163,170,177cm | Bindings / M3 10 Compact Quikclik ¥68,000 (Binding set price)
This model will discover the charm of tight carving and become an entrance to enthralling it. The "BLUR 76" was designed with the in mind that it introduces turns that anyone can easily use, and that even beginners can enjoy carving to the fullest.
BLUR 79
It is slightly thick at 94mm center width, and is characterized by its high off-roadability and versatility, taking into account bad snow and non-pressure snow at Onpiste. It especially improves carving performance on the front side.
BLUR 79 | 120-79-108 | R = 16.3m (177) | L = 155,162,169,176cm | Bindings / M3 11 TCx light Quikclik ¥110,000 (Binding set price)
Explanation and running video by K2 team athlete "Pucho" taking on the technical battle
Since the release of DISRUPTION, K2 has expanded into the basic world. We are also working on a team to challenge ourselves in technical battles. Suzuki Yuki, also known as "Pucho", is one of the team. Test drive the BLUR and video on your YouTube channel
Published on. He also posted comments to the editorial department.
The "BLUR" is very lightweight and light, and is particularly stable and rigid during turns, making it a ski that can be enjoyed in any snow, regardless of the quality of the snow.
In the test, it is sufficient to be used at level 1 or higher technical and crown levels. It is basically an all-mountain model, but it is light, stable and operable, so it can be used even in prize certification, and I think it's a ski that can be enjoyed even in the spring snow or deep snow.
[Profile] Suzuki Yuki Works as a team member of the DISRUPTION DISRUPTION.Adult Ski Channel (tentative)is commonly known as "Pucho,"and offers explanations of skiing techniques, product reviews, and skiing footage from a unique perspective.
If you unravel the history of free skiing, you will almost certainly arrive here. Beginning with the hip guru of moguls, Glenn Plake, Seth Morrison, Kent Kreitler, Shane McConkey, and other big name big mountain riders who lead the era have been using it. K2 has taken the world of free skiing by storm with them, who had been rampaging in MSP and TGR's major ski movies, and has gained tremendous support.
The now-defunct Shane McConkie announced the Pontoon, the pioneer of full-lockers at the time. He develops a diverse lineup in a wide range of genres, actively collaborates with artists, and has many unique and individual models. It supports all kinds of riding from big mountain to backcountry and park riding. There are also plenty of models for women.
