Lotta Luv Womens
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 2011 K2 TNine Lotta Luv Womens Skis w Bindings 149cm  US $284.99
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 2011 K2 WOMENS LOTTA LUV W ERS 110 TC BINDINGS US $800.00
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 K2 Lotta Luv Womens used skis bindings 11 149cm US $339.00
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 K2 2009 T9 Lotta Luv Womens Alpine skis L163cm with TC Rental bindings New US $525.00
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 K2 Lotta Luv Womens 163cm New 2009 Bindings not included US $350.00
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Skinny Girl Bath Collection Margarita
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K2 T:Nine Lotta Luv Womens Skis with ERS 11.0 TC Bindings 2011
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DescriptionK2 T:Nine Lotta Luv Womens Skis with ERS 11.0 TC Bindings 2011 - Sporting an 82mm waist and Progressive Sidecut, the Lotta Luv offers expert level women skiers ultimate performance and unmatched versatility... |
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K2 T:Nine Lotta Luv Womens Skis with ERS 11.0 TC Bindings 2010
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DescriptionK2 T:Nine Lotta Luv Womens Skis with ERS 11.0 TC Bindings 2010 - The K2 T:9 Lotta Luv is an all mountain behemoth, this light and wide women's ski is a must have for the out of bounds skier. The addition of the all new women's specific ERS binding option allows the K2 Lotta Luv to get a whole lot wider, expanding to 82mm under foot while still keeping the performance characteristics of a narrower waisted ski... |
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K2 Lotta Luv Skis + ERS 11.0 TC Bindings Women's 2011 - 170
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DescriptionK2 Lotta Luv Skis + ERS 11.0 TC Bindings - Women's 2011: Sporting an 82mm waist and a progressive sidecut, the K2 Lotta Luv Skis offer expert level women skiers ultimate performance and unmatched versatility... |
What is the differnce between all the k2 t-nine series (womens skis)?
I am looking at the lotta luv, true luv, sweet luv, one luv, xxx luv, whatever
Wife is about 5'8", 27.5cm boot.
Also - what are advantages and disadvantages over wider skis. I know they do better in powder but not sure what else..
Take into account her weight as well as height for the proper length. Heavier people tend to need longer skis. The descriptions on the K2 website are pretty good. http://k2skis.com/skis/tnine
Wider skis are better for powder and softer snow, but unless she skis powder all the time, something like the Lotta Luv wouldn't be a great choice. The True Luv is a pretty good all around ski and will perform well on groomed trails and harder snow but is wide enough to give some float as well as carve well in deeper stuff as well. A narrow ski favors harder snow on groomed trails, but is also good in moguls.
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