OK OK, everybody calm down, it's Sunday and lets not get worked up here.
1. I like that NASCAR analogy, makes sense sort of. Eric does ride a few skis that have Bacon graphics on them, its not hard to see. However all the clips in the video show situations where a Bacon would handle great, deep powder, BC jumps, variable conditions. We're not going to force him to ski different skis in front of cameras for marketing purposes, he needs to be on the ski shape he feels most comfortable with right?
2. Eric has 3 pro models, and since he doesn't have 6 legs, he can't ride all of them at once. The Bacon is the best or both worlds, a ski that is tooled for a skier who is going everywhere all day and wants a quiver of 1 ski. When Eric is filming it's usually in powder or park, very specific situations for his more specifically designed ski shapes so he can have the best ski for his situation, the Liz and EP. So intern the Bacon is taken out by him on the days where he's just crusing the mountain probably not in front of a cam. This is the footage we have access to and the footage we use to make our edits. The point of the videos is to educate you about the ski in a better way than listening to someone else talk about Eric's skis, its best you hear it from the creators mouth right? And to make it less boring we add some kickass action footage in there too (and sweet animations). Hope you enjoy them.
3. No LINE ski has rocker, the EP Pro, Mo'Ship and P130 have early rise which is: Contact points start earlier in from the tips, ski then rises up at a long slight angle, see the tech section on LineSkis.com/product/ep. Hearsay about the Bacon's being changed is hearsay, lets focus on what is actually in stores, not something that will be in like 2030.
To make a long post even longer, please dont think we're misleading you, we're using the materials we have at hand to communicate in the most entertaining, informative, non-boring way of how rad this ski can be for you, the skier. That's it, thats all, have a good season.
