K2 AMP Rictor Skis 2013 for $664 USD including shipping from Amazon

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PSammyboy on 21/05/2013 - 12:12 amazon.com (181 clicks)
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Another K2 bargain that is open to Australia.

A.M.P Rictor Skis 2013 with Marker MX 12 bindings. Only the sizes from Ski Essentials which are 167 (2 in stock), 174 (3 in stock), 181 (1 in stock).
Price of skis is $599 USD
Shipping to Australia (in this case Melb) is $125 USD
-$59.90Promotion (not sure why…)
So a total of $664 USD

I saw these on the weekend at Auski for $1249!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Im guessing other skis from Ski Essentials (on Amazon) will ship to Australia too.

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  junkie1969 on 21/05/2013 - 12:28

  Obviously my maths is bad.

  599 + 125 = 664????

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    Flurogreen on 21/05/2013 - 12:52

    +1

    When you add to your cart, it applies a $60 discount for some reason.

    $599.00Items
    $125.00 Estimated shipping & handling
    -$59.90Promotion Applied
    $664.10Total before tax
    $0.00Estimated tax to be collected
    $664.10Estimated order total

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  Jeremy Dewitte on 21/05/2013 - 12:29

  +1

  If you're afer cheap ski gear I would recommend http://www.levelninesports.com/
  They definitely ship all their products to Australia. For skis, it's around $99 for shipping.
  They have good bundles with skis, bindings and boots.
  I bought a set last year. Paid on Friday and received goods the follwing Thursday.

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    SydBargainer on 21/05/2013 - 12:31

    I bought some stuff from levelninesports.com before too. Received skis in 4 days. Cost just over $400 delivered. Saw the same skis in some shop in Jindy for over $700.

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  Mikinoz on 21/05/2013 - 12:31

  -1

  Barely enough stock to make an actual bargain, also perhaps combining your posts could be a good idea aswell.

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    Sammyboy on 21/05/2013 - 13:18

    Yeahm should have combined it. Cheers

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  Jeremy Dewitte on 21/05/2013 - 12:33

  +1

  Here is a random bargain from Level 9.

  http://www.levelninesports.com/Head-Peak-72Edge-105-Complete…

  Skis, boots and bindings. Normally US$1,000 and now $369. Save 63%. Need to add shipping.

  or skis and bindings only. US$99+shipping. http://www.levelninesports.com/Head-Shape-01-Skis

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    Crowmanz on 21/05/2013 - 12:52

    damn thats a pretty good package

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    02LyW on 21/05/2013 - 14:24

    I feel much better now that someone else thinks this is a bargain because I just bought it on Sunday! They offer a great service over there though. I think they deal with a lot of Aussies. Really helpful with sizing and advice on what suited me for my experience.

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      aec on 21/05/2013 - 14:34

      they look cheap and very basic, but at this price, they are way better than the rubbish you can rent at the resorts.if you dont mind the not-that-fancy looking, they are great buy. (i only had a quick look at that page, didnt check the spec).

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    2ndeffort on 21/05/2013 - 23:49

    I've bought loads of gear from Levelnine, skied Japan last feb in a pair of boots i bought from them (and had customised by Footpro in Melb). Always had great bargains and great prices. I've never bought skis (but have been very tempted) but I have bought my kids snowboards and as mentioned, lightning quick shipping. Highly recommended.

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  Sammyboy on 21/05/2013 - 13:43

  So is it the distributors/importers or the retailers or both, that are ripping Australians off??

  And they have a funny way of dealing with it. Instead of dropping prices, no, lets complain to the main company and get them to impose region restrictions, so we can keep ripping off our customers.

  I heard that some shops aren't even allowed to ship to forwarding addresses now!!

  Crazy that the sales prices here are still more than RRP in the states.

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    2ndeffort on 21/05/2013 - 23:54

    There are pages and pages on ski.com.au about this. Usual arguments about local cost of rent/labour etc. Also many claim that the bargains we see on the net are the end of season stuff from the US, they are about to go into their summer whereas we are heading into ski season. In fairness when i have skied overseas, local prices there dont seem too different from our stuff, the great deals seem to be on the net.

    Personally I have bought thousands of $$ worth of kit for myself and family. Everything from skis and boards to helmets and clothes. Almost all of it bought from the US via discount sales.

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  aec on 21/05/2013 - 14:31

  imo, this price is an everyday price. i never consider the rip-off price from auski.

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  2ndeffort on 22/05/2013 - 00:04

  Cheaper here http://www.bahnhof.com/K2-Amp-Rictor-Skis-w-MX-120-binding-1… at USD$564.97 + shipping but you have to use a mail forwarder called Bongo. Personally I have only read bad things about Bongo and I would avoid the purchase based on their involvement.