K2 Omen 85 + Squire 10 (26/27)

K2 Omen 85 + Marker Squire 10 - Model 2026/2027

The K2 Omen 85 is a twin-tip freestyle ski aimed at intermediate to advanced skiers who want to progress in the park while still having a useful ski for the rest of the mountain. Its 85 mm waist, Rocker/Camber/Rocker profile and relatively symmetrical shape give it a balanced feel for jumps, rails and switch skiing, while the mid-80s footprint works well in bumps, trees and on groomers.

The construction combines an Aspen wood core with fiberglass and carbon braided into the core laminates. The result is a light, energetic ski with enough stiffness and response for active skiing. A sintered base is used for durability and glide, while Bio Resin is used as the adhesive in the fiberglass laminates.

The Omen 85 is built with modern freestyle skiing in mind and is designed to handle the abuse that comes with park skiing. The twin-tip shape and modest 5 mm taper difference between tip and tail keep the ski balanced for skiing in the air, on rails and in both directions. The Rocker/Camber/Rocker profile adds to that freestyle character without making the ski useless on ordinary piste days.

The 2026/2027 model is a carryover from the previous season, keeping the same shape, profile, construction and graphics.

The skis come supplied with Marker Squire 10 Black/Anthracite bindings, with a DIN range of 3–10. Binding mounting is not included, so the bindings will need to be mounted and adjusted to the skier before use.

Specifications:

• Dimensions: 111/86/106 mm at 159 cm

• Radius: 16 m at 159 cm

• Rocker Profile: Rocker/Camber/Rocker

• Construction: Aspen, Carbon, Fiberglass

• Core: Carbon Braided Core

• Base: Sintered Base

• Resin: Bio Resin

• Intended Use: Park, All-Mountain

• Skiing Level: Intermediate, Advanced Intermediate, Advanced

• Binding: Marker Squire 10 Black/Anthracite

• Binding DIN Range: 3–10

Who is this ski for?

The Omen 85 makes sense for an active skier who is getting serious about freestyle skiing and wants a dedicated twin tip that can also handle bumps, trees and groomers. It is particularly suited to progressing park skiers who value an energetic, balanced ski and want construction that can take regular use on rails and jumps.

Its main limitation is the relatively narrow range of available lengths, especially for taller skiers. If you need a longer freestyle ski, a wider selection of lengths in another model may make more sense. For a skier whose priority is park progression rather than deep snow or maximum all-mountain stability, however, the Omen 85 is a straightforward choice.