Reckoner 110 W | 2026

If you’re trying to ski with the fluidity of Addison Rafford, the Reckoner 110 W is designed specifically for that creative and surfy skiing. The widest of the women’s Reckoner series, the 110 W is intended to be a powder ski with a generously wide surface area for float in the fresh and a low swing weight to throw tricks.

K2 utilizes its Spectral Braid technology in the core of this ski, which creates a tighter weave of material underfoot for a stiffer feel and loosens that weave for more flex and play in the tip and tail. This gives the K2 Reckoner a super solid feel when carrying speed but also opens up the ski to popping, pressing and buttering at a moment’s notice. When you put the Reckoner 110 W in her element, which is a foot of fresh, the ski is inclined to surf as its soft flex provides an extremely easy turn initiation. A powder-focused rocker profile gives this ski a gradual rise in the tip and tail, tapering the contact points closer to center. This allows the 110 to swivel without having to throw it up on edge and it also makes the ski feel shorter than it is, so we’d recommend sizing up.

Compared to the Reckoner 102 W, the 110 W offers a little less versatility in variable conditions, which is why we’d recommend the 102 as a daily driver and the 110 as a specialty tool. We were impressed with the overall performance of the 110 but still felt like there was something to be desired as a charging ski when Ullr runs dry for a week or two at a time. Unless you’re always getting after it in the backcountry—then the Reckoner 110 W pairs well with a pin for endless exploration in untouched zones.