LINE SKIS WINS ALL-MOUNTAIN AWARDS | 2022/2023 RE-CAP

BRING HOME THE BACON! 🥓

Bringing home the BACON since '95! Countless extra hours with our enginerds, hundreds of years of skiing experience baked into innovating returning/new favorite skis, and all of this to give you confidence underfoot for years to come.

Don't take it from us. Proof is in the pudding as you explore which LINE all-mountain skis won what from some of the most respected publications/gear resources in skiing below. Don't care? Well okay... here's the competitions latest and greatest...

BLADE OPTIC COLLECTION

Blurring the Freeride 'Line' With the New Blade Optic Collection

Born from LINE's history of pushing freeride skiing in a new direction, the Blade Optic Collection breaks the mold of traditional metal-laminate ski design, pulling notes from two award-winning LINE Skis, the Vision and the Blade. Fusing the intuitive freeride capabilities of the Vision's chassis, with the technology and power found in the Blade's Gas Pedal Metal™ construction, the Blade Optic Collection was created for pedal to the metal ripping from the firmest of corduroy to the deepest of pow.

Explore the Collection or get caught up with Unofficial Network's Blade Optic Overview!

BLADE OPTIC 96

BLADE OPTIC 104

'FREERIDE THROUGH A NEW LENS'

Available in 92mm · 96mm · 104mm · 114mm widths, set your sights down the mountain, kick it into overdrive, and experience freeride through a new lens. The Blade Optic Collection boasts the distinguished 'Best of Blister' and 'Freeskier Mag Editor's Pick'.

PANDORA COLLECTION

YES THERE'S A POW DAY IN PANDORA'S BOX

Created in collaboration with ripper Hadley Hammer, the award-winning LINE Pandora Collection defines all-mountain capacity. Quick edge-to-edge performance paired with a surf-like feel on the backend of turns, the Pandora Collection represents the all-mountain skis you need – no matter the conditions. Constructed with exclusive LINE Skis Carbon Magic Finger Filaments™ and THC™ construction, these skis offer an unmatched weight-to-performance ratio for long days on the hill.

Explore the Pandora Collection!

PANDORA 104

As Freeskier Mag puts it, this slightly smaller width Pandora was "designed with the same materials and intentions of its Big Sister". The Line Pandora 104 is fun, poppy and really easy to maneuver in the bumps,” says Emma Getsinger. “It will give you enough play to enjoy the pow but will also allow you to carve on the groomers or hardpack off trail.”

PANDORA 110

The best women’s powder ski of the year is one heck of a fun ride! - Lily Krass

Winning just that award from Ski Magazine the Pandora 110 continues to dominate as the go to powder ski of choice in the backcountry and deepest of days! Lily goes on "a fun-loving powder seeker with a surfy, rockered tip and tail but enough camber underfoot to feel your edges when you need them." Ski Mag gets it. Others do as well!

Freeskier Mag tester Sidney Ricketts gives her stamp of approval, saying “It’s a fun, schmeary ski that rides through chopped pow really well, but can also carve a great turn on firmed snow.”

WOMENS POWDER SKI OF THE YEAR AND MORE!

With four different waist widths, 84mm · 94mm · 104mm · 110mm the Pandora Collection features hard pack specialized skis all the way up to unsinkable powder rippers in an uncompromised design. The Pandora Collection brings in the New Year with a Ski Mag 'Best Women's Powder Ski of the Year', 'Best of Blister Award', and Freeskier Mags 'Editors Pick'.

VISION COLLECTION

SEE THE LIGHT

We wanted a freeride ski that didn't exist (yet) so we spun up a few prototypes in the ARC, our development center in Seattle, WA, USA and took them to the hill and holy sh*t we had a winning layup from the get-go. These boards were a passion project for LINE’s internal team, made up of aging (not old, but ya know, aging) LINE freestyle-y riders who still like to ride the lifts but more and more lately have turned to the softer landings and heady skin tracks of the backcountry. Explore the collection!

THC CONSTRUCTION

No, it’s not just an excuse to make a pot reference; well kind of but this is serious technology. Standing for “Triple Hybrid Construction” a unique layup of Fiberglass, Twaron® Aramid (it's like Kevlar®) and Carbon Fiber stringers smooth out the vibrations caused by such a light wood core as these three different laminate materials resonate at different frequencies, this creates a hyper-damping construction that allows for us to shave overall product weight while maintaining a highly responsive ski.

BACKCOUNTRY CAPABLE. POWDER DOMIANT.

We had a vision, so we made the Vision. Taking home awards like 'Backcountry Mag Editors Pick' and 'Best of Blister' proves it. We wanted freeride skis that were more capable in a wider array of conditions than what was present in the current market. So we made our vision a reality; enjoy in 98mm · 108mm · 118mm.

CONVEX COLLECTION

MAKE THE MOUNTAIN YOUR PARK?!

Versatility and playfulness from groomers to powder to park, the Sir Francis Bacon and Outline embody our All Mountain Freestyle Collection. On each ski you'll find a very playful feel designed to help you flex, press, and butter. The Bacon remains the ultimate ski for all-mountain freestyle, while the Outline brings these freestyle characteristics into a chassis that can float and surf through the deepest of the deep. It's easy to see how this collection nabbed 'Best of Blister' and the Bacon with 'Newschoolers Best of Test'.

SIR FRANCIS BACON

OUTLINE