LINE ELIZABETHS

[jonnyferg15]

i am 6'2" 200 pounds, will 172 line elizabeths be too small??

 

[MEGAZORD]

way too small.

 

[AntiBang]

i would say so, especially if you plan on using them for pow

 

[amo]

no. these skis dont really apply to standard ski-size specs. Pollard skis them in the park and he's 6' give or take. just realize that they are super soft, so if you're into a fat soft playful park stick these are perfect

 

[jonnyferg15]

amo$- do you think my flotation in pow will be decent?

 

[amo]

nope. they aren't meant to be pow skis. ive taken mine in the pow and they get the job done ok, (im 5'8" and 140 lbs) but i certainly wouldn't call them pow skis. they were meant to be ridden in the park and that is where they excel

 

[amo]

i mean they will float better than your average park ski simply because of the width, but if you're going to be spending a lot of time in the deep then look elsewhere

 

[jonnyferg15]

From what ive heard, read, seen etc these are some of the best all mountain skis out there and thats what im lookin for. evo has a great deal on the them right now too. thanks man this has been helpful

 

[epic_line]

why does everyone think these are powder skis...

 

[bt@509]

not so much too small. but wayyyyyyyyyyyyyy too soft.

 

[buddychaps]

they are great in pow thats all i have to say

 

[ESK]

I wish never sold mine. Miss them from time to time, such a fun ski.

 

[Twig]

tbis. you're gonna fold them in half.

 

[Twig]

*this. There are much better skis for you in the evo outlet than elizabeths.

 

[amo]

agreed. if OP is looking for a good all mountain ski lizzie isnt the one

 

[Cincher]

I'd say Blends are a better choice if you wanna stay with Line...