Line Skis on Sale

$389.97$649.95 A claim like, "best skier on the mountain" is pretty weightless without the stiff, hard charging skis to back it up... so grab a hold of the Line Skis Supernatural 100 Skis and let 'em run. Damp, powerful and chatter-free ride thanks to a Metal Matrix | Line Skis Supernatural 100 Skis 2019>

$449.97$749.95 Unsinkable yet still adept on hardpack, the Line Skis Mordecai Skis occupy that sweet spot of freestyle powder design. Surfy in the deeps and playful on the groomers, the Mordecais are one of those powder skis that you won't find yourself wanting to swap out once things get tracked. With a fully symmetrical flex and 114mm waist width, these skis bring a freestyle approach to powder | Line Skis Mordecai Skis 2019>

$439.97$699.95 At 104mm underfoot, the Line Skis Sir Francis Bacon Skis are Eric Pollard's daily drivers. Capable of laying down a solid edge on groomers while providing ample float when you discover untouched pow stashes 2 days after the storm, the SFBs has long been the standard for all-mountain freestyle skis, especially in regions with above average snowfall. Using a lightweight Partly Cloudy | Line Skis Sir Francis Bacon Skis 2019>

$521.96$799.95 When it comes to freestyle powder performance, the Line Skis Magnum Opus Skis rank near the top of the list. With a nearly symmetrical shape and flex, the Magnum Opus was designed by Eric Pollard for unrestricted creativity in deep snow. Pick up a pair of the Line Skis Magnum Opus Skis, drop in switch, lay down surfy slashes, porpoise through pillows and ski powder like Mr. Pollard himself. We recommend a brake width equal to or at most 15 mm wider than the ski waist width. Symmetric Flex | Line Skis Magnum Opus Skis 2019>

$399.97$599.95 For a while there, it seemed like the importance of owning a solid narrow waisted ski seemed to be fading fast. No more. The Line Supernatural 92 Skis offer a damp, speed-loving ride with the versatility of nose rocker for almost effortless turn initiation. More times than not, you're oversized dream-day skis are overkill for those weekly sojourns to the mountains; so instead of skidding turns on those monsters, roll over a pair of the Supernatural 92s and show your buds exactly how it's done. We recommend a brake width equal to or at most 15 mm wider than the ski waist width. Sintered 1.3mm Base Flex Rating (1 Soft - 8 Stiff) 6 Direct Tech | Line Skis Supernatural 92 Skis 2019>

$429.95$599.95 The go-to all-mountain sticks for creative, freestyle focused skiers, the Line Skis Blend Skis return unchanged except for a stealthy new all-black extra-durable topsheet. Renown for their versatility, the aptly named Blends merge park laps, mach-10 groomers, and bouncy tree runs into one. A progressive flex is stable underfoot, with buttery tips and tails for pressable goodness at a moment's notice. Don't let your skis restrict where you ride, embrace all-mountain creativity with the back-in-black Line Skis Blend Skis. We recommend a brake width equal to or at most 15 mm wider than the ski waist width. Symmetric Flex | Line Skis Blend Skis 2019>

$431.97$599.95 A long-standing favorite of LINE athletes and all-mountain jibbers worldwide, the Line Skis Blend Skis feature a versatile waist width and an early rise tip and tail for easy fresh snow slidin' and turn initiation. The Blend has always been known for its uniquely soft, buttery flex, and this season is no different. From manual-ing natural features to fully-tweaked out grabs in the terrain park, the Line Skis Blend Skis embody the "jib the whole mountain" attitude you're looking for in your next pair of skis. We recommend a brake width equal to or at most 15 mm wider than the ski waist width. Sintered Fatty | Line Skis Blend Skis 2018>

$449.95$599.95 All new for 2019 are the Line Skis Pandora 104 Skis. Marrying deep snow performance with hardpack competence, the Pandora 104 is just the setup you need to ski freshies by morning and groomers by afternoon. With a refined Early Rise | Women's Line Skis Pandora 104 Skis 2019>

$279.95$369.95 There are casual young skiers and then there are clearly blossoming prodigies... The Line Skis Sir Francis Bacon Shorty Skis are for the latter. Rather than watering these skis down for the kids, the SFB Shorty Skis feature a full fledged Aspenlite | Line Skis Sir Francis Bacon Shorty Skis 2019>

$379.97$499.95 Churn through the crud and leave your buddies in the dust with the all-mountain rippin' Line Skis Sick Day 94 Skis. Having amassed multiple awards for their smooth, consistent flex and natural versatility, the Sick Day 94 is one of those skis that you can drop into just about anything on without having to think twice. Strong edge hold when you need it, stability through variable snow, and a lighter weight Aspenlite | Line Skis Sick Day 94 Skis 2019>

$439.96$549.95 When you're rippin' around with the squad and conditions call for fast, full-pucker skiing, put some confidence back in your skiing with the Line Skis Supernatural 86 Skis. Built for rallying hard to variable conditions, the Supernatural 86s offer a strong edge, stable, chatter-free Metal Matrix | Line Skis Supernatural 86 Skis 2019>

$489.95$599.95 Sometimes the best days to play hooky from work are a few days after a big dump - especially if you've got the Line Skis Sick Day 104 Skis in your arsenal. A jack-of-all-trades ripper, these 104mm waisted sticks have plenty of float to take full advantage of those untouched zones, are narrow enough to throw on edge and carve groomers, and stiff enough to point 'em straight through the chunder. Pow days are great, but with the Line Sick Day 104 Skis the conditions don't matter - pow, crud, groomers, or slush - these bad boys thrive in it all! We recommend a brake width equal to or at most 15 mm wider than the ski waist width. Sintered 1.3mm Base Hardcap TPU Topsheet Flex Rating (1 Soft - 8 Stiff) 7 Reference Size 179 cm | Line Skis Sick Day 104 Skis 2019>

$749.95$900.00 Open your eyes to the super versatile freetour ready Line Skis Vision 108 Skis. Playful in soft snow yet stable rocketing out the bottom of your dream couloir, the Vision 108 was an evo employee favorite at this year's ski test, leveraging Line's new Triple Hybrid construction for a perfect balance of lightweight exploration and big mountain domination. We recommend a brake width equal to or at most 15 mm wider than the ski waist width. Sintered 1.3mm Base Hardcap TPU Topsheet Flex Rating (1 Soft - 8 Stiff) 6 Reference Size 183 cm | Line Skis Vision 108 Skis 2020>

$329.95$399.95 From East Coast groomer laps to in-between storm cycle riding out West, unlock the joys of all-mountain skiing with the Line Skis Pandora 84 Skis. The perfect ride for all your frontside endeavors, the Pandora 84 is built upon a lightweight Aspen core with a forgiving flex and easy maneuvering Early Rise | Women's Line Skis Pandora 84 Skis 2019>

$419.95$499.95 Connect with your gear on a whole new level with the ultra-versatile Line Skis Pandora 94 Skis. Responsive yet stable at speed, these snow sliders ride like an extension of your body thanks to their lightweight Aspen core and subtle rocker line for a fun and intuitive ski you can take just about anywhere in any conditions. We recommend a brake width equal to or at most 15 mm wider than the ski waist width. Flex Rating (1 Soft - 8 Stiff) 5 Sintered 1.3mm Base Direct Tech | Women's Line Skis Pandora 94 Skis 2019>

$639.97$749.95 Spawned from the same DNA as the powder proven Pescado, the all-new Line Skis Sakana Skis bring the same directional, swallowtail creativity to a much more versatile 105mm waist width. Designed by the creative mind of Eric Pollard, the Sakana's wide forebody, directional flex and knocked out tail combine to create a ski that encourages a wide variety of turn shapes. Rediscover the euphoria of laying into carves | Line Skis Sakana Skis 2019>