INFLUENCE 105 SKIS
INFLUENCE 105 DETAILS
EXPAND YOUR DEFINITION OF RESORT-SKIING
The Influence 105 is the perfect all-in-one ski for those looking for the extra horsepower & performance to go far beyond the groomed without being limited by a powder specific ski. It’s aggressive geometry & Metal construction ensures quickness and precision normally only found on narrower skis, while it’s tip shape and Early Rise floats and charges with the reliability of a big mountain ski. The Influence 105 has officially re-defined versatility.
CONSTRUCTION
- Capwall™ Construction
- Early Rise™ Tip 20cm x 4mm
- Metal Matrix™
- Maple Macroblock™ Core
- 5-Cut™ Geometry
- Directional Flex
- Sintered Fatty Base & Edge
SPECS.
compare ski specs- Waist width mm: 105
- Length cm: 172, 179, 186
- Shape mm: 141-105-131
- Sidecut m: 18.6 (179cm)
- Stance mm: -77 (179cm)
- Weight: 2,261
- Profile mm: 4-5-0
(Tip Early Rise-Camber-Tail Early Rise)
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REVIEWS OF THE INFLUENCE 105
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Pros
- Carve Hardpack Like A Gs
- Smear Like A Powder Ski
- Stable In Crud
- Tips Rise In The Fluff
Cons
- Dont Fit In A Neon Trunk
Best Uses
- All mountain ski
These skis are the best skis I have been on in years. They made my ski season more fun than ever. I would recommend these to all of the midwest skiers that think 105 is too wide!
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Damp
- Groomed
- Gs Turns
- Mank
- Mank Buster
- Powder
- Sidewall
- Stability
- Trees
Cons
- Uhhhhh
Best Uses
- Chop
- Groomed
- Gs Turns
- Mank
- Pow
- Trees
I ride the Line Influence 105 186 cm with Rossignol FKS 140 bindings and Scarpa Tornado boots. I am 6'2" and 190 lbs.
What an amazing ski! This is a perfect Colorado ski. I've gotten to ride it 5 days so far this winter including A-Basin hard pack at the avy companion rescue class, chopped up Vail bowls, and the first bluebird day after 48" at Wolf Creek. The sidewall lets you take big turns, and the ski is damp and holds well through the chop. It was other-wordly in the pow. It turns quick, holds big turns, and floats. This is the one ski: one ski to rule them all. Now I need to find a lighter version for backcountry.
Pros
- Bumped Me A Whole Level
- Fantastic On Bumps
- Fantastic On Crud
- Feels Electrical
- Wikked Fun
Cons
- Must Ski Aggressive
- Skulls
- Unforgiving
Best Uses
These things are crazy, wikked fun! What a revelation! I was skiing on a pair of Rosignals until a week ago, and with these muthas, was able to keep up with a very experienced, hard core skier for the first time. No kidding, they raised me an entire level of proficiency.
Pros
- All mountain capable
- Decently wide
- Reasonably stiff
Cons
- Heavy
- Slower than other skis
Best Uses
- Heavier folk
- Powder
I demoed this recently in Salt Lake City, Utah. We had a couple of inches of fresh, and the ski was fairly competent all over the mountain. However, it's on the heavier side which didn't suit me so much (165 lbs, 6'1"). Probably best for people who beat up on their skis rather than those who want something a bit more nimble.
Pros
- Graphics
- Smoothness
- Stability
Cons
- None so far
Best Uses
- Big hills and mountains
- Snowy slopes
Best skis, I've ever had.
Pros
- Carving
- Stability
Cons
- Skulls
Best Uses
- all mountain
Reeeeaallllyyy nice.
Next time I need bigger moutain and steeper slopes.
Pros
- Carving
- Smoothness
- Stability
Cons
- none
Best Uses
- Snowy slopes
I wished they'd be good, but they were great. My old skis were so good that I was a bit afraid that I would be disappointed, but I was not! I have not yet tested the skis in powder, but on a slope with some loose snow, they were amazing.
Pros
- Crud Buster
- Foregiving
- Great Carving
- Long Turning
- Powder
- Quick Turning
- Smooth
Cons
- none
Best Uses
- All around
- Crud
- Powder
Finally got to try my new Line Influence 105s....mmnnnnnn... Awsome! Skied Whistler a few days ago after 2 days of being closed the Peak chair had 60cm freshies! These skis rock in powder and crud! And, skied the hardpack, which lead to ice and then soft spring at the end and they gripped wickedly in all conditions. Wow... in a 105 - Who would think? This is indeed the one skier quiver. Well done.
Pros
- Adapts to Mountain
- A total Blast
- Serious Horsepower
- Splendid Graphics
Cons
- Nada
Best Uses
- Anywhere there's snow
Demo'dd I-105s at Copper Mountain CO. Followed my snow grommets all over - bumps, park, trees, groomers and they are the best, most fun ever.
Pros
- Must try
Cons
- none
Best Uses
- Woods powder and ice
I skied this ski at Loon last winter on a demo day.I skied 20 plus pairs of skis. This was by far the most versatile do anything ski. the new sidewall construction makes it a better carver than the the prophet.
I will buy my pair this month.
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INFLUENCE 105 TECHNOLOGY
CAPWALL™
Cap on the top for light & responsive performance, combined with sidewall over the edges for a smooth solid feel.
MAPLE MACROBLOCK™ CORE
2 full length Maple stringers surrounded by Aspen for the best of both worlds
EARLY RISE™
The rise in the tip starts earlier for effortlessly staying on top of the snow without needing to sit back.
FIVECUT™
5 different sizes of sidecut radius shapes are blended into one, for intuitive control & unlimited turn shapes.
DIRECTIONAL FLEX
The softer tip floats & initiates turns easily while the stiffer tail provides reliable powerful turn exits, & stability.
METAL MATRIX™
Die cut titanal, or composite laminate provides more power & grip where you need it under foot & at the tips, while reducing weight where you don’t.
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