Line TOM WALLISCH BACON 122 Skis 2024

TECHNICAL FEATURES

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• Fatty Base & Edge - 30% thicker base & edge, 2mm wide x 2.5mm high steel edges and 1.7mm thick base dramatically increase durability and tuning life the skis.
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• Bio-Resin - Line is always looking to make our skis more durable and sustainable. One key material that factors into both categories is the resin found in a ski. For the past two years, Line engineers have been developing a custom resin solution, known as Bio-Resin, that features better bonding, improved cold temperature toughness, and a 20% reduction in the carbon footprint of the resin for every ski produced. That 20% reduction is equivalent to driving the Traveling Circus van 10 miles for every ski produced. The TC 94 and 101 are the first skis Line have brought to production with our new Bio-Resin technology.
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• Symmetric Flex - The same flex pattern in front and behind your boot conforms to terrain equally riding forward & backwards.
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• Thin Tip - Park skiing is hard on your skis. There's no way around that. The tips and tails can take a beating from consistently slapping down on landings and knuckles, running into rails, and slamming down on ledges. That's where our new Thin Tip Technology comes into play. Line has extended the ski core to run through the tips and tails while creating a glass-on-glass bonding area in both the tip and the tail. This gives even compaction over the tip / tail of the ski and encapsulates anything that could delaminate in a large glass-on-glass bonding region, meaning that while delamination’s can always happen, this will keep the delamination from propagating to the core of the ski and limit it to edge chipping. This new Thin Tip technology creates a much more durable product with both impacts and slaps while improving swing weight at the same time.
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• Thick-Cut Sidewall - Line has extended the amount of sidewall that stretches into the core of the ski while adding more material over the steel edges to increase the total bonding surface area. This creates sidewalls more resilient to hard edge impacts, like sliding rails.