Line Skis

Buttering in the park is always better when you're in perfect balance. That's why Line created their Invader Skis with a 100% symmetrical center mount profile. The Line Invader has a completely symmetric shape and flex with the stance centered over the middle of the ski. Take a few turns, add a few ...

Year-to-year most skis endure nothing more than a cosmetic graphics change, but Line completely redesigned their freestyle and all-terrain Blend ski with a new G-Force geometry. What that means is that you'll find the tightest turn radius in the tail of the five-radius sidecut, giving you ...

If turning performance floats your boat just as much as a wide ski for powder floatation, the proven Line Celebrity will be your favorite ride of the decade. Too many women's powder skis feel more like wide planks than performance skis, but Line optimized their women's Celebrity for excellent ...

The Prophet remains one of the most innovative skis for taking park tricks to the backcountry, and it's arguably the ski that made Line stand apart from other companies who merely tried to feed wider twin-tip skis to a growing demographic. That's why ski magazine critics continue to recognize the ...

Line declares Eric Pollard's Sir Francis Bacon Ski "the purest extension of his personality." We won't debate whether that suggestion came directly from Eric or Line's marketing department, but we'll admit that we're impressed with the exceptional versatility and floatation in this remarkable ...