Kimbo 95 Ski - 2027

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying

"The Kimbo 95 is unlike most park skis I've skied. The flex is genuinely soft tip to tail but it still has enough backbone at the tail to pop when you need it. The full wrap edge and aluminum tail insert give it a durability story that matters if you're skiing urban features or grinding rails — this thing is built to take abuse. If you're focused on progression in the park or on the street, it's a purpose-built tool that doesn't compromise."

Who It's For

Intermediate to Advanced Park and Freestyle Skiers

Skiers who spend their time in the park or on urban features and want a dedicated freestyle ski built for pressing, buttering, and grinding. The Kimbo 95 suits riders focused on skill progression who want a soft, responsive tool that holds up to repeated impacts and hard use.

What It's For

Park and Street Terrain

The Kimbo 95 is built for park laps and street sessions. The soft, pressable flex invites creative skiing on features, rails, and urban terrain, while the full twin tip profile and freestyle rocker keep the ski maneuverable and true in both directions.

Why We Like It

Soft Flex, Tough Enough for the Street

The Kimbo 95 pairs a 100% poplar core with a full wrap edge and aluminum tail insert for a ski that skis soft but holds together under serious abuse. The poplar core keeps the flex light and lively, while the AR 75 Sidewall runs 75% sidewall with 25% cap at the tips and tails for a surfy, forgiving feel. The full wrap edge adds protection around the entire ski perimeter, and the aluminum tail insert reinforces the area most likely to take impact on rails and urban features. The 2.5 Impact Edge is oversized and heat-treated to resist damage in demanding situations. The S7 base keeps things fast between sessions.