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“A wide park ski shape designed to take down anything in its path, The Give’r is built with a poplar wood core, thick  2.5 MM steel edges, metal tip & tail caps, and a tough textured top-sheet for park/street durability, paired with hybrid “low-profile” camber + early rise and medium flex for...

“Lightweight uphill mobility without sacrificing downhill performance, The Dart was originally designed to stand up to the rigorous daily needs of ski patrollers. Built with a directional early-rise hybrid shape and responsive camber, plus full length poplar wood core, this ski is a stable yet...

“A favorite of ours year after year, The Daily (based on the original Live Life) is designed to keep you floating through snow regardless of condition. This ski’s directional rocker shape provides maximum powder buoyancy paired with a positive underfoot camber for all mountain versatility, edge...

Specs and Tech The new Blend has been tweaked slightly from previous versions but much remains the same too. Yes, it’s still 100 underfoot, but that is fairly normal for a park ski now. The main change comes to the sidecut and contact points, both of which are pushed forward. The old Blend...

The Line Blade is probably the most surprising ski of 2021. Its unique shape and construction add up to a product that is something totally knew for Line, and that sparked a lot of interest at the OR Snow Show in January 2020. As a Newschoolers member put it, it exists "because those who were...

Specs and Tech The shape of the ski, even ignoring the convex tips, is pretty extreme, with a 107mm waist flaring out to a whopping 147mm in the spooned tip. A 16m average turn radius in the 184 length is the result. Hand flexing them, they are soft in the tip and tail but still decently...

I love the Sakana. At ski tests I always make sure I get at least a few runs on these because they make me smile so much. If you want something to go rip some piste turns on, that you can also ski pow with... if you've always envied snowboarders their 'fun shapes' then these are the skis for...

Forgot those oversized all-mountain powder skis and opt for the nimble Line Pandora 94. With enough rocker and taper to take on those unexpected resets and the bite to handle blown out hardpack, the Pandora 94 offers the lightweight performance you need to rock steady day in and day out.

The Line Pandora 110 is an all-new iteration of the best women’s powder ski on earth. A refined rocker profile, attuned tapering, and a svelte 110 waist, marrying deep snow performance with hardpack capabilities. Push into the backcountry, pilfer the secret stashes, and rail back to the lifts –...

With a refined rocker profile, attuned tapering, and a versatile 104 waist, the Line Pandora 104 combines soft snow performance with hardpack capabilities. Push into the backcountry, pilfer the secret stashes, and rail back to the lifts and open up a new world of shredly potential.

Created to carve, cut, slash and burn. The all-new Blade and Blade W will reignite the euphoria of the turn and leave only deep cut trenches in its wake and a sh*t eating grin on your face.

Sharing the same build and featherweight feel as the 108 straight down to the THC. The Line Vision 98 will rally blown out snow, arc on groomers, and even motor skin-tracks if that's your thing. The 98mm waist footprint offers versatility for those days that you don't need the float.

Specs and Tech The sidecut and rocker are similar to other skis that Line makes– the Vision has a moderate amount of rocker in the tip and bit less in the tail and a slight amount of camber through the center of the ski. The tips and tails are a medium flex with underfoot being medium stiff...

The 106 features a longer contact surface and update sidecut profile deliver best-in-class performance on hardpack. The updated shovel and elliptical rocker profile make for quick planning in deep snow. This ski is truly a solution for those who need one ski that can do it all.

The North Shore 110 YLE edition makes apparent our connection to natural elements, and how they grow and relate to one another. This feel is a reflection of YLE's personality and skiing style. The YLE 110 brings the ultra-surfy feel of its bigger brother to an everyday compatible waist width.

The RMU Apostle 106 features a longer contact surface and update sidecut profile deliver best-in-class performance on hardpack. The updated shovel and elliptical rocker profile make for quick planning in deep snow. This ski is truly a solution for those who need one ski that can do it all.

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