Look if all you want to do is rails, jumps and play in the park they are pimping! But if you want to seriously ski all the mountain these skis suck they are not good everywhere no matter how much K2 try to tell you they are. They are a park ski only they suck on the rest of the mountain the K2 Public Enemy is horrible in the deep pow pow!

The above person must be a crappy skier! Love mine in the pow!

With 60 plus days on the mountain last year (mostly Vail) these skis are awesome.  I took them in the park, out of bounds, on the groomers…who ever wrote “park only” is a gaper.  If you’re looking for one ski that can do a little of everything this is it.  It’s not “the best” powder ski…it not “the best” park ski, but for a “do everything” ski, this can be it.

Looking for a new pair of skis for the coming season. I weigh 130 lb and am about 5’7 height. I was wondering if the K2 Public Enemy would be a bit stiff for me to use all mountain and wether the Fujative would suit better.

Any suggestions please post!!!!

I think for your stature the Fujatives would suit you better, that’s if you want a K2 ski.

The Fujative is way too soft for pretty much anything unless you ski 100% park all day long and do nothing else. They make a buzzing sound at high speeds on the groomers. WAY SOFT SKI

These skis can do everything. What more can you ask for?

These skis rock my socks off, trees, powder, park, groomed, they can do it all! Awesome ski!

I am an advanced female skier 130 lbs and 5’6, I wanted an all mountains ski that could handle some whistler powder and as well as everything else. I was told that K2 public enemy would be a good ski for me, I have to choose between 159 and 169, do you think the 159 would be too short for me? Thanks!

Being an advanced skier, it’s simply a matter of choice; the shorter 159’s will give you more mobility, and the 169’s will be more stable (at high speeds) and in the pow. I’m 5’ 11’’ and 190, and I use 169’s, and they let me rip into turns pretty damn quick.

Can anyone compare the Armada T Halls with the Public Enemy? Looking at both and want to do a bit of everything but mostly backcountry kickers.

The PE’s are a good mix between park and all mountain. It has enough waist to handle some powder, it is stiff enough to hold an edge and be stable, and it can also function as a park ski. However, the Public Enemy is heavy.

K2 Public Enemy gear review by Briann

A stiffer ski suited for all mountain and park.  More stable ski than Fujative and better all around, but still rips in the park.  Tip and tail rivets, not that expensive and awesome graphics.

K2 Public Enemy gear review by ?xcjamie?

I just bought PE’s and I am looking forward to getting them… I’m a ski instructor so I wanted something good for everything. I am 6’0 175 and I got 179’s.. I ski mostly park but do rip around everywhere else sometimes. I have been using 170’s for the past 3 years so I bumped up the size a bit.. are 179’s going to be too long?

Hey I got 174 PE’s and I ski about 50% park, 50% all mountain, where do you guys think I should mount them? I think I might mount them 2 back from center but I’m not sure, what do you guys think?

I am about to do a season in France and want a good all round ski but cant decide between the PE or Dynastar Troublemaker. Anyone got any thoughts on this one?

Just got Public Enemy 169’s and decided to mount them on a +3 which should be right in between a center mount and a regular mount…I did this because I do 50% park and 50% everything else…Does anybody else think this was a good idea?? The guy in the ski shop said +2 was a safer bet if I was unsure but I decided +3.. PLEASE GIVE ME YOUR OPINION!!!!

This is an okay ski the only problem is that it chips on the top sheet. The first day on them the top sheet was falling apart.

I am out in Jackson Hole and Grand Targhee; they have a lot of pow and sweet parks, which is the best ski for that combination, the PE’s or the Salomon 1080 Gun?

i’m looking for a set of ski’s that i can learn to ride park on. im an advanced skier on piste, but am bored of it. both my brothers board, do park and off-piste, and i would much rather ski along with them and survive on the powder runs than suffer and drown in snow. are the PEs any good, or are they too advanced for my primitive park skills???