K2 Summit Ski Challenge: “Like” K2 on Facebook for a Chance to Win!

Do you want a brand new pair of skis from K2? Do you have Facebook? If you answered yes to both of these questions (which I am assuming you did), listen up! For a limited time, K2 is giving away two pairs of its latest and greatest, limited edition Rolling Stones skis to a lucky winner…and to enter, all you need to do is “like” K2 on Facebook! 

The second of four Rolling Stone ski designs from K2, the skis up for grabs flaunt both an incredible on-mountain design and mind-blowing graphics.

For those who dig backcountry powder days, the Rolling Stone SideStash is for you!  Built on the powerful 2011/12 K2 SideStash chassis, the ski features a longer rise and all-terrain shover rocker, providing for enhanced flotation and predictability when on the slopes. From deep, open powder to tight chutes and even leftover crud, these skis are built to perform.

For those who ski more firm snow than soft, do not fret!  The Rolling Stones SideShow features a metal laminate sidewall construction, which promises to leave laser sharp arcs on translucent hardpack.  While also performing admirable in the powder, the SideShow is a light, high performance touring ski.  

Termed the “Summit Challenge” by K2, participation in this contest could not be easier. You just have to download the  Alpine Replay mountain stats app to track your vert. They are accepting entries based up this past weekend and the upcoming weekend. The top 30 with the most vert in each category will be entered to win. They’ll be accumulating your stats over two weekends, March 17-18 and March 24-25. In addition to the grand prize, there are a bunch of great consolation prizes for the skiers and snowboarders who rack up 1000′ vert or more! So, login here and good luck! For more information about the Rolling Stone K2 SideStash, visit k2skis.com/skis/adventure/sidestash.

Justin Keppler ( More Posts)

Editor-in-chief of The Ski Channel

Justin hails from the “endless winters” of Western New York where he obtained dual degrees in Film Studies and Political Science from The University at Buffalo. He brings a deep passion for action sports, technology and culture to The Ski Channel and directs the television network’s online presence.