Original 1970s K2 Skis Poster — Wayne Wong Freestyle Icon

An striking original promotional poster from circa 1972 featuring freestyle trailblazer and "Hot dogging" skiing pioneer Wayne Wong captured mid-trick during the formative years of hot-dog skiing. Commissioned by K2 Skis, the image celebrates the daring, expressive spirit that helped transform freestyle skiing from a fringe style into an international phenomenon.

Rather than a formal study of technique, the photograph freezes a moment of airborne experimentation — the kind of athletic creativity that defined early freestyle culture. The bold “wong” masthead, stark alpine backdrop, and dynamic composition exemplify the confident visual language of early-1970s ski advertising. Issued at the moment Wong’s innovations and public appearances were bringing widespread attention to trick skiing, the poster stands as both a design object and a cultural artifact.

Large in scale and visually commanding, this authentic period example offers exceptional display presence

• Original vintage poster (not a reproduction)
• Title: Wong
• Conservation mounted on linen
• Circa 1970s
• Photographer John Terence Turner
• Size: 33½  H. x 24" W.