Blade Optic 104 Ski - 2023
Current price: $412.47 Original price: $749.95
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Why We Like The LINE Blade Optic 104 Ski
Our current tool of choice for charging untouched big mountain lines is LINE's Blade Optic 104 Ski. Don't let the mid-sized 104mm waist fool you: This ski uses an aspen core and titanal laminates that encourage us to go straight through chunder, fast off-piste, and big off cliffs.
Details
- Versatile sticks built for charging inside and outside the resort
- 104mm waist is nimble, stable, and floaty all at once
- Long turn radius ensures stability at lightning speeds
- Rocker in the tip and tail adds float and pivoting control
- Camber underfoot drives power to your edges throughout the turn
- Aspen core is durable, powerful, and damp for versatile control
- Titanal laminates boost stiffness and stability at any speed
- Sintered bases help you skip across long flat spots with ease
- Item #LINH032
- Length
- 171cm, 178cm, 185cm, 190cm
- Dimensions
- [185cm] 132 / 104 / 123mm
- Turn Radius
- [185cm] 19m
- Profile
- rocker / camber / rocker
- Construction
- Capwall (half-cap)
- Core
- aspen
- Laminate
- titanal
- Edge
- Fatty 2.5 x 2.2mm
- Base
- Fatty 1.7mm
- Tail
- twin
- Claimed Weight
- [185cm, pair] 8lb 5oz (3780g)
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 1 year
- Activity
- freestyle skiing, freeride/powder skiing, all-mountain skiing
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December 24, 2024
Great stable twin tip!
- Familiarity:
- I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Size Bought:
- 171cm
I am new to riding twin tips, it is strange not having a flat back, so leaning back in powder feels less stable than in my old qst 106. Very stable on chop. On groomers I still prefer riding on my narrower declivity, but these feel much more damp at speed!
JdSkier
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