Vintage K2 Zeppelin Snowboard
The K2 Zeppelin is an iconic high-performance all-mountain snowboard, traditionally recognized for its camber profile and stiff, responsive flex. This specific unit features a white topsheet with a subtle grey and geometric hatch pattern on the lower half. Construction typically involves a wood core reinforced with fiberglass or carbon stringers for energy return. The board features an 8-hole binding insert pattern per foot (4x4 or 4x2 compatible). Notable additions include several aftermarket stickers: a circular 'City of San Marcos' sticker at the nose, a gold diamond-shaped brand logo, and a black and gold Volcom stone logo in the center. The board shows typical light signs of use, including some minor surface scuffing and discoloration on the white topsheet typical of a model from the mid-to-late 2000s. The edges appear intact without significant rust, though some yellowing of the clear coat is visible near the waist. These boards were highly regarded for their versatility and precision, making them a staple in the K2 lineup during the peak of freestyle and all-mountain riding innovation.
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Estimated Value
$150 - $225
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Category
Sporting Goods / Snowboarding Equipment
Appraised On
February 8, 2026
Estimated Value
$150 - $225
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K2 zepplin snowboard
Item Description
The K2 Zeppelin is an iconic high-performance all-mountain snowboard, traditionally recognized for its camber profile and stiff, responsive flex. This specific unit features a white topsheet with a subtle grey and geometric hatch pattern on the lower half. Construction typically involves a wood core reinforced with fiberglass or carbon stringers for energy return. The board features an 8-hole binding insert pattern per foot (4x4 or 4x2 compatible). Notable additions include several aftermarket stickers: a circular 'City of San Marcos' sticker at the nose, a gold diamond-shaped brand logo, and a black and gold Volcom stone logo in the center. The board shows typical light signs of use, including some minor surface scuffing and discoloration on the white topsheet typical of a model from the mid-to-late 2000s. The edges appear intact without significant rust, though some yellowing of the clear coat is visible near the waist. These boards were highly regarded for their versatility and precision, making them a staple in the K2 lineup during the peak of freestyle and all-mountain riding innovation.
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