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Newschoolers' Quick Review: The Ballistic is a perfect ski for the individual who needs a one-ski quiver and spends some time in the park and most of their time all over the mountain in harder snow conditions. They’re a bit too stiff and directional to be a pure park ski (unless you only hit...

Newschoolers' Quick Review: These skis sit in that weird middle ground of not really a park ski but not quite a powder only ski. These really are a true all-mountain option. They carve well, they float and they are fun for jibbing. So the UFO is situated in a really good spot for those who like...

Manufacturer's Description: The Vision 98 shares the same build and featherweight feel as the Vision 108– straight down to the THC Construction. It'll rally blown snow, arc on groomers, and even motor skin tracks if that's your thing. But the shrunken footprint offers a versatility for those...

Manufacturer's Description: For slithering through trees, brappin' high-speed windbuff, and droppin' freaks on the traverse track back to the lift, look no further than the Sick Day 104. Magic Finger Carbon Filaments combine with a lightweight Aspen Core to create a nimble yet stable ski primed...

Manufacturer's Description: The Pandora 94 from LINE defines all-mountain capacity. Quick edge-to-edge and surfy through the backend of turns, the Pandora 94 is the one freak of a ski you need– no matter the conditions. Backed by the Magic Finger Carbon Filaments, these skis offer an unmatched...

Manufacturer's Description: The award-winning LINE Pandora 104 is back again. With the same Magic Finger Carbon Filaments that harmonize with the Aspenlite core for a stable, lightweight ride, the Pandora 104 is for those deep days. Nimble, quick, and unsinkable, the Pandora 104 offers a women's...

Newschoolers' Quick Review: The Blends are decently light for the size, have a low swingweight and are super soft in the tips and tails. They aren't that poppy but they are easy to ollie thanks to that super soft flex. If you like really soft skis, like to play around in the park and all over...

Newschoolers' Quick Review: The new Chronic is a pretty major departure from previous years. The Chronic has always been the flagship park ski for Line, but the new model sits more in the 'narrow all-mountain ski but still park capable' market space. The short radius and low swingweight combine...

Manufacturer's Description: Updated for 2019/20. A freestyle-inspired shape makes the CT 3.0 easy to press and wash out when you want to jib, but also hold a strong edge when you ask more from it. This is the perfect one ski quiver for the rider who is always on the lookout for fresh goods and...

Manufacturer's Description: "High speed power and stability that effortlessly floats in powder, as well as it rips groomers. “The Metal” wins awards year after year because it provides so many different high performance personalities in one; powerful high speed stability, effortless floatation...

Manufacturer's Description: "Powerful, ultra-responsive precision on firm snow that's equally fun & playful beyond the groomers. “The Masterblaster” is quick and precise like you’d expect from a 96mm waisted all-mountain ski, yet has a unique split personality that’s also incredibly fun and...

Manufacturer's Description: "One ski that does it all turning park, powder & all-mtn terrain into your personal playground. Regardless of the terrain, these light and nimble skis are no work… ALL PLAY! Their versatile 98mm width and innovative shape and flex provide the best of all worlds...

Manufacturer's Description: These are the skis the Völkl team guys take out when it hasn't snowed in a while. The Völkl Revolt 95 Skis excel at everything from butters in a foot of pow to tweaked out 7's in the pipe, and aren't afraid to take on steep big mountain terrain either. When the pow...

Manufacturer's Description: Versatile, stable, playful. Measuring in at 95mm underfoot, the Raider dominates on groomers and moguls; while at the same time performs great in deep and wet snow. The Raider encompasses the mount point of a traditional all-mountain ski and allows you to really...

Manufacturer's Description: The foundation of any quiver is a versatile all-mountain ski, capable of dominating any terrain and snow condition the mountain throws at it; the Imperium does just that, dominate. With a versatile degree of camber underfoot and rocker at the tip, the Imperium is...

Newschoolers' Quick Review: Typically, I ride stiff skis like the ON3P Kartel and had reservations about how the softer Devastators would accommodate my skiing style. As a softer ski, the Devastators still provided plenty of pop & rebound that made jibbing off of the natural features I...

Manufacturer's Description: Our all new YLE Pro 110 is the followup to the 118 in a narrower waist and two lengths. A shorter turn radius makes this a great inbounds ski, with the same personality and responsiveness, but strength too. This adds to the YLE collection, to give you options.

Manufacturer's Description: Our all-new Valhalla 97 is the go anywhere/do anything women’s specific weapon. Lady rippers from all over the world wanted their version of our award winning Apostle, and we have answered their call. The Valhalla has a 97mm waist with a perfect blend of rocker and...

Manufacturer's Description: The Valhalla is loosely based on our North Shore, the Valhalla is a hard charging big mountain powder slayer. Its 107mm waist combined with its blend of rocker tip and tail and camber underfoot, makes it a perfect addition to the RMU line. We are continuing our...

Manufacturer's Description: RMU’s most anticipated ski of 2018 is the addition of the 108. The ski has been drawn up by RMU athletes from around the world. Featuring a stiffer core, the 108 can handle high speeds for the bigger lines but is still agile enough for hucking. RMU has added a larger...