CHRONIC SKIS

DETAILS ART REVIEWS

CHRONIC DETAILS

POWER, QUICKNESS, VERSATILITY
Year after year our pros refuse to ride anything else, knowing the Line Chronic ski can already do it all. Its legendary powerful, snappy flex & magical 92mm width with directional G-Cut geometry literally reads your mind for effortless tricks and laser-like precision everywhere on the mountain. It’s the 2012 Line Chronic ski yo!

CONSTRUCTION

  • Sidewall Construction
  • Maple Macroblock™ Core
  • G-Cut™ Geometry
  • Symmetric Flex
  • Sintered Fatty Base & Edge
  • Waist width: 92mm
  • Length cm: 163, 173, 178, 183
  • Shape mm: 121-92-117
  • Sidecut m: 18.5 (178cm)
  • Stance mm: -60 (178cm)
  • Weight: 1,999 grams

CHRONIC ART



As a well-known and respected artist, Dan Mumford’s dark style is super detailed and often is described as creepy and beautiful. Having already done the art for the legendary “Crow” Chronic a couple years back, Dan’s second Chronic design maintains the creepy factor and takes it to another level, a much darker one.
www.dan-mumford.com
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REVIEWS OF THE CHRONIC

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4.7

(based on 28 reviews)

96%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

  • Durable (7)
  • Stable (7)
  • Lightweight (6)
  • Poppy (3)
  • Stable at high speed (3)

Cons

    Best Uses

    • Jumps (10)
    • Park (7)
    • All mountain (4)
    • Rails (3)

    REVIEWS

    Reviewed by 28 customers

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    5.0

    The Chronic

    By Brando

    from Zermatt, Switzerland

    Pros

    • All mountain shred
    • Stable
    • Switch

    Cons

    • none

    Best Uses

    • Everything
    • Park jumps

    Funnest ski out there!

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    5.0

    chronic yo

    By Erik Olson

    from Parts unknown

    Pros

      Cons

        Best Uses

        • All-mtn
        • Jibs
        • Jumps
        • Pipe

        The work horse. This is my day to day ski and I couldn't be more happy. Its flex is strong enough to hold up on any jump yet playful enough to ollie around or get through tight transitions. What really brings this ski together though is its ability outside the park. The chronic really makes those runs down to the park or back to the lift that much more fun.

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        (4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)

         
        5.0

        Chronic=High grade Ski

        By James Coco

        from Hood OR

        Pros

        • Craving ability
        • Durable
        • Poppy
        • Skis outside the Park
        • Stable
        • Strength

        Cons

        • You cant grow it for free

        Best Uses

        • ParkpipeTrees murders

        The only thing i have to say about the Chronic is that I can ski on this one ski all winter and all summer without it breaking. (250-300 days MT HOOD) Park skis need to be durable and because of the design plus fatty base and edge they can take 3-4 times the abuse of most park skis.

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        4.0

        In the Blood

        By Giray D

        from Salt Lake City

        Pros

        • Durable
        • Even Swingweight
        • Freshest Graphics
        • Rips the whole mountain
        • Stable

        Cons

          Best Uses

          • All mountain terrain
          • Halfpipe
          • Jumps
          • Park Lines

          Ever since I joined Line in 2006, This ski has always been a part of my quiver each year. I grew up ripping this ski on bumps and tree jibs before my resort had a park. I used this ski for grinding rails in my backyard, hitting jumps getting towed behind snowmobiles, trying to ski east coast powder, hitting urban rails, and eventually made it to better mountains where its true strengths could be tested.

          This ski absolutely kills it in halfpipe and park, and is stable enough to rip around the mountain and clear 100 feet off headwalls cruising 50 MPH into without wobbling your knees in fear.

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          (1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

           
          5.0

          Best Park Ski Out there

          By Evan Williams

          from Burlington, Vermont

          Pros

          • Durable
          • Great Carving
          • Lightweight
          • Stable on bigger Jumps
          • Versitility

          Cons

            Best Uses

            • groomers
            • Park
            • Spring Snow
            • URBAN

            The Chronic has been my favorite ski for the past 3 years. Its ability to hold its own on big jumps and rails while being a fun and playful ski outside the park is what makes the Chronic so great. I love this ski! You can ride anything on this thing!

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            5.0

            Gaahhh

            By JwalkingJoe

            from Oregon

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            Pros

            • Durable
            • Good Carving Ability
            • Good Grip
            • Great Flotation
            • Lightweight
            • Smooth Ride

            Cons

              Best Uses

              • Being cool
              • Looking cool
              • Shredding

              Great ski. I love it!

              • Was this a gift?:
              • No

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              (0 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

               
              3.0

              Mine Broke

              By TShredz

              from Northeast

              About Me Expert

              Pros

              • Good Carving Ability
              • Good Grip

              Cons

              • Poor Construction
              • Poor Ride

              Best Uses

              • Freestyle
              • Groomed Terrain

              I used this ski for about two seasons. After 2 months of owning them they began delaminating. Yesterday with minimal forward pressure on the skis, the tip snapped.

              • Was this a gift?:
              • No

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              (0 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

               
              5.0

              Awesome Ski

              By Timmo

              from England

              Pros

              • Stability
              • Steeze
              • Stomp

              Cons

                Best Uses

                • all mountain
                • Park

                Swapped to the Chronic 2010 / 2011 and its just awesome. Suddenly my riding got a lot better and I wasn't worried about washing out on jumps I wouldn't have attempted before. Great ski: even snow boarders stop to ask what they are because they look so sick :-D

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                4.0

                these skis are bro

                By bro

                from broville

                i had the 2009-2010 chronics. i ride on the east coast so i'm on [*] all the time and they preformed really well in the park and on the groomers. loved them until they SNAPPED!!!! ooohhhhh no. i landed switch, tail heavy and flat on a average size jump and the broke through the core about 4 inches from the tail. i rode away from the jump and didn't even notice til i took them off. they lived for 35ish times on them and i'm finishing off the year on them with a steel plate stablizing the break. these skis are the [*] and i'm pretty sure it was a freak accident that they broke.

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                4.0

                Solid Ski

                By Nasty taco

                from Macungie, PA

                Pros

                • Poppy
                • Stable at speeds
                • Steezy graphics

                Cons

                • Heavy

                Best Uses

                • Jumps
                • Rails

                I use this on the East coast, and I ski a good 25 days a year. Most of the time I'm hitting rails and 360ing small jumps on the terrain, or just riding groomers with friends.But when I take it up a notch in the park, these skis can easily handle 100+ foot jumps. Best skis I've ever owned, by far. Buyy them

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                CHRONIC TECHNOLOGY

                Sidewall

                SIDEWALL

                ABS plastic walls over the edges absorbs impact & vibrations for a solid, smooth feel.

                Macroblock™ Core

                MACROBLOCK™ CORE

                This 100% tip to tail wood core is made from the widest and highest quality Maple and/or Aspen laminates for long lasting camber and energy and the lightest, most durable wood core in the Universe.

                Symmetric Flex

                SYMMETRIC FLEX

                The same ski flex in-front and behind your boot conforms to terrain for equally performance riding forward & backwards.

                Tigersnake

                TIGERSNAKE

                Used on the best skis in the world! An electrical conduit is woven into the core with control knobs on top, so the ski can become aggressive like a tiger, while maintaining natural flex . . . like a snake!

                Fivecut™

                FIVECUT™

                5 different sizes of sidecut radius shapes are blended into one, for intuitive control & unlimited turn shapes.

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