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It’s easy to recognize a dedicated powder ski. Though there’s a lot of talk about optimization and getting the most out of your post-storm slashes, when it comes down to it, it’s all about the minor details separating the best from the rest–a surprisingly subtle “hint of Line.”
Featuring acclaimed “convex base technology,” the Outline is a featherweight behemoth ready to give you more float and fun for your run down any face with decent coverage.
True to form, the Outline takes a playful approach to its ends. Its twin tip build coupled with a generous amount of flex and convex tips and tails lend themselves to a smooth and loose feel while laying fresh tracks and cruising back to the chairlift, though they heavily favor a centered stance which could very well take some getting used to.
Weighing in at an impressive 2030g per ski, they also serve as a reasonable touring ski for deep, low-consequence lines.
Notable Features
Symmetric Flex: The fore and aft sections of the ski have the same flex pattern for a more predictable ride regardless of which end is pointed downhill.
5-Cut: Multiple-radius sidecut allows skiers to more easily make a variety of different turn shapes.
3D Convex Technology: A spoon shaped tip and tail give the skis a looser, more surfy feel while retaining the ability to dependably hook edges into the snow
Things we like:
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Lightweight powder ski that brings Line’s playful attitude to the table -
Diminutive weight for how big the ski is
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Tricky powder ski that lets you bring freestyle attitude to the deep powder
Things we don't like:
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Not the best option for anything but powder -
A little flexible for heavy or variable snow
- Waist: 117 mm
- Length: 178-186 cm
- Rocker Profile: Rocker/Camber/Rocker
- Core: Paulownia/Maple
- Tail: Twin Tip
- Turn Radius: Medium
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Things we like:
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Lightweight powder ski that brings Line’s playful attitude to the table
-
Diminutive weight for how big the ski is
-
Tricky powder ski that lets you bring freestyle attitude to the deep powder
Things we don't like:
-
Not the best option for anything but powder
-
A little flexible for heavy or variable snow
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