Skiing is a favorite pastime for many in the winter months. There are numerous skis for particular types of applications. Many of these are not particularly suited for skiing the entire mountain. The Kung Fujas from K2 is designed to handle everything that is thrown at it. Powder, moguls, hard pack, early morning or late afternoon as conditions change there is no need for a different ski.

K2 Sports is a worldwide manufacturer of skis, snowboards and other skiing equipment. The company started in 1961 near Seattle Washington in the United States. K2 was one of the first companies to design and build fiberglass skis. Many well know professional and Olympic athletes have used and endorsed their products.

The Kung Fujas all mountain ski is the brainchild of K2's factory team member Pep Fujas. Known as one of the more innovative skiers, Pep wanted a ski that could handle the entire mountain. For soft powder or the backcountry in the morning and harder and faster park runs later in the day, the ski needed to perform.

What he came up with is a ski with a narrower waist, upturned tips and the exclusive K2 all terrain rocker. These ideas allow the ski to keep a sharp turning radius and the ability to ride over soft snow without plowing in. The innovative rocker allows the ski to feather into a turn and not having the tip bite so hard that it sends you over the top. It works well in deep powder and softer snow conditions while still working well on harder packs and groomed runs. The sweet spot is broader making it much easier to ski more types of conditions.

The dimensions of the Kung Fujas [http://www.kungfujas.com] are very similar to the older K2 Seth model. While the Seth is 117mm underfoot, the Kung Fujas is 102mm underfoot. While some people may think of it as more of a freestyle or park ski it is designed as more of a do everything anywhere ski. It is a ski for those areas that have a little bit of everything to offer the more aggressive intermediate to advanced skier that wants to go all over the mountain and doesn't want to have any limits.

If you are looking for a ski that will keep you out there all day, the Kung Fujas may be just what you are looking for. It is a versatile ski in the trees and the bumps as well attaching pre-cut skins to find something different. If you enjoy just one type of skiing there are better options in a specialized ski. For example, on groomers or for strictly in the park, this ski may be a little soft and a little long for tricking. This is a ski that you can explore the entire hill with or make your own adventures off the beaten path.