The K2 Passport does exactly what you might think– it takes you anywhere you want to ride on the mountain. The Directional Combination Camber Profile is ideal for all-mountain freeriding. It excels on groomers and powder but can handle some pipe and park features. The board features K2’s A1 Core and ICG 10 Biax Fiberglass construction. Thanks to the elongated rocker profile, it can easily float in deeper snow. Then, the intricate sidecuts keep the Passport highly maneuverable in the trees. And if things get a little thin in the late season, the Sintered 400 base can take a hit, no problem. If you’ve been wanting to explore new terrain, let the Passport lead the way.
*Color of snowboard base may vary.
Items must be in new condition and have the original tags attached. We recommend using a carrier that offers a tracking number, like USPS priority, or FedEx.
We will refund the purchase price of the item to the credit card originally used for the order.
For exchanges, the easiest, fastest way is to purchase the item you'd rather have and return the other item for a refund. This also ensures that we won't sell out of the item you want. You can also fill out the exchange form on your order and ship it back to be switched when we receive it.
Please see our FAQ Page for more information.
Note: Packages are delivered Monday-Friday, excluding holidays.
Mostly UPS Ground. Depending on location it may also be FedEx, DHL, USPS, or other regional carriers. Most packages are delivered within 1-3 business days, and all packages have tracking.
Most orders placed before 2:00 PM EST ship same-day, Monday-Friday. Due to address or credit card inconsistencies, some orders may take longer to ship.
Ground can take up to 7 days, though they're usually faster. The closer you are to the East Coast, the faster it will get to you.
Note: Shipping carriers deliver Monday-Friday.
That's impossible! But we do offer Overnight and 2-Day shipping options.
Yes! However some brands we cannot ship outside the US. Please see our FAQ Page for more info.
