The AK JJ is “one of the better all-over, big-mountain skis,” according to one tester, and its scores support the claim. For a ski of this size, its high 4.35 score in the playfulness category spells good news for those whose ideal day of skiing is playing around in powder and crud in the backcountry. You must log in to continue. Log into Facebook.

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Rating: / 5
Price: $925.00
Year: 2012
Level: 3
Gender: Male
Waist Width:
Tip/Tail/Waist: 131-141-120-138-128
Lengths: 195

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Since it hit the market, the JJ has been immensely popular with the freeride- and freestyle-type skiers, especially the younger ones. That’s because it’s lightweight, quick, and poppy thanks to the generous tip and tail rocker. It’s primarily a soft snow ski but it has the ability to get around the entire mountain because of the camber and sidecut underfoot. The AK JJ is no different except it comes with a slightly stiffer flex, slightly wider dimensions, and is only available in a 195-centimeter length. It’s designed for more advanced skiers.