K2 Luvbug Jr Skis + FDT 4.5 Binding 2025

$249.95
Availability: In stock

K2 Luvbug Jr. Skis + FDT 4.5 Bindings

 

A confidence-building ski package designed to help young skiers learn and progress with ease.

The K2 Luv Bug Jr Skis + FDT 4.5 Bindings are designed to help young skiers build confidence, improve technique, and enjoy every day on the mountain. Featuring a lightweight Composite Core and forgiving flex, these junior skis make turning easier while helping beginners develop control and stability.

The durable cap construction keeps the ski lightweight and predictable, while the included FDT 4.5 bindings provide reliable retention and easy step-in convenience. Whether learning the basics or progressing to linked turns, the Luv Bug Jr delivers a fun, confidence-building ride for young skiers. Learn About Sports LTD Kids Trade-In Program

 

Why They'll Love Them

✔ Lightweight Composite Core makes skis easy to control
✔ Soft flex helps beginners learn and progress confidently
✔ Forgiving design makes turn initiation easier
✔ Durable cap construction provides a stable, predictable ride
✔ FDT 4.5 bindings offer secure performance and easy step-in use
✔ Lightweight feel helps reduce fatigue during long ski days
✔ Stable platform for learning on groomed terrain
✔ Designed for beginner and progressing junior skiers
✔ Complete ski and binding package ready for mounting
✔ Trusted K2 quality built for fun and progression

 

Ski Profile & Technical Specifications

Category: Junior All-Mountain Skis + Bindings

Length: 136 cm

Ability Level: Beginner to Progressing Junior Skiers

Construction: Lightweight Cap Construction with Composite Core

Flex: Soft, Forgiving Junior Flex

Bindings: K2 FDT 4.5

Features: Easy Turn Initiation, Lightweight Handling, Stable Learning Platform

Terrain: Groomed Runs and Beginner-Friendly Resort Terrain

Best For: Young Skiers Developing Confidence, Balance, and Turning Skills

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