Any of you seen the new freestyle ski mag, "Skeeze"? My friend brought a copy of it in to school today and it seemed pretty sick. It's the in the style of what Freeze used to be (RIP: Freeze ) It has the same editor as Freeze, and the best part is, it's free! Newschoolers sums it up here http://www.newschoolers.com/NS2/News/ViewN...ull&news_id=917

It just goes to show how all the ski corps are steppin it up in the freestyle side of things.

I thought it costed money, thats why I wasnt interested. Where is there a link to get it? I just got my new freeskier buyers guide today in the mail

I'm not sure where to get it. I asked my friend where he got it, and he said it just saw it lying around his house so he picked it up. I'm gonna email K2 to see where I can get it.

shops are supposed to have them, but we didnt get any in. and about the freeskier buyers guide, i find it appalling that they hold the krypton to the same level as the lange 120fr.

yes lange boots are sick.

I am pretty sure you have to pay for the magazine, and thats the reason i didnt subscribe.

you dont have to pay for it, we got a bunch of them in at nestors, so if you are interested, stop in. its good stuff, especially for free.

We were at 3 shops this weekend and they all have the new rag SKEEZE -

EDIT: Here is the description of the magazine.

"SKEEZE" - The new magazine from K2

Tired of the status quo at the magazine rack lately? Well apparently K2 was. For the 2005/2006 season they've created a 96 page full featured mag/brochure titled "K2 Skeeze" intended for the core.

"We feel like there is an huge void when it comes to magazines that speak to the 12 to 24 skiers of our sport. This comes at a time where the future of twin tip skiing has never been brighter. So, why isn't anyone speaking directly to this demographic at such a pivotal time in the evolution of skiing? Since no one else appears to be doing anything about it, we decided to take it upon ourselves to produce a magazine that is a true reflection of the sport, expressed through the words, views and thoughts of the athletes." explains K2's Mike Gutt.

K2 wasn't alone on this mission, they enlisted the help of their athletes, Micah Abrams of FREEZE fame, and the boys over at Nemo Design.


BTW - I really, really like my krypton cross.. I think it is a foot and ankle shape thing.

the guys at nemo are artistic geniouses, by the way. anyone see the intro to that snowboard video they did? so sick.

I got the magazine for free at Nestors and it's awesome. Very good pictures and articles from places like Europe and Japan. mad props to K2