This is a K2 twin-tip, freeride model. It's the Sight model before the current model change, so with dimensions of 118-85-109, it offers a higher level of all-around performance focused on skiing. It's a well-regarded model that can handle everything from carving on flats to bumps and powder, as noted in reviews from shops like Wangelsport. I didn't use it for jibbing or park riding, only for free-running. There are no issues with skiing, but there are quite a few scratches from use, so please judge from the photos. I've included a photo of the most noticeable scratch on the base. The bindings are set for FULL TILT 293 boots, and the binding position is set to the manufacturer's recommended traditional position (skiing-focused) rather than the ski center (park-focused). It's a LOOK PX12 series-based binding, so the adjustment range is based on that. I've included a photo showing the current setting position (photo 8), so please refer to that. This model usually allows for some forward and backward movement of the heel piece, but I can't say for certain. It's a freeride model with the PX series JIB code, equipped with a thin resin plate for shock absorption. Also, vinyl tape has been applied to hide the logo. The base has been stored with hot wax applied.