K2 First Lite 2022

The 2022 K2 First Lite snowboard is designed to deliver your first turns and first tricks as easy as possible. Featuring an easy to ride, forgiving, catch-free camber profile and a super soft, playful flex, the First Lite will push your snowboarding and give you confidence to progress onto bigger and better things.

 

Board Type: Beginner

Camber Type: Catch-Free Rocker Baseline

Flat between your feet leading into rocker at the tip and tail. This provides the catch-free feeling of rocker with the added stability and predictability of flat.

Flex: 3/10 (1 = soft / 10 = stiff)

A soft flex that is easy to press, playful, and forgiving for beginner riders.

Shape: Twin

Ride regular, switch or upside down and you are in for a good time. If you were to fold this board in half, you would find perfect symmetry from tip to tail. Jib, spin and stomp with confidence and perfect balance.

Core: Aspen Core

A single species of wood ensures a proven flex, durability, and snap.

Biax Glass

Smooth, all-purpose performance with a no-frills design. Fibres are woven together at 0 degrees and 90 degrees, creating a more forgiving flex pattern.

Base: 2000 Extruded

The Extruded 2000 base delivers a consistent glide and is easy to maintain and repair.

 

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SIZE CHART

Size	Effective Edge (cm)	Tip / Waist / Tail Width (mm)	Sidecut (m)	Stance (in)	Setback (mm)	Weight Range (kg)
138cm	108.3	27.3 – 23.2 – 27.3	7.1	18	0	41 – 73
142cm	111.2	27.6 – 23.4 – 27.6	7.3	19	0	41 – 73
146cm	116.3	28.0 – 23.6 – 28.0	7.5	19	0	45 – 77
150cm	118.8	28.3 – 23.8 – 28.3	7.7	20	0	45 – 77
154cm	121.3	28.6 – 24.0 – 28.6	7.9	20	0	50 – 86

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