Line Skis Bacon

The symmetric flex pattern means the ski feels identical whether you are riding forward or switch. This is ideal for freestyle riders who want a predictable, balanced feel when landing or carving in either direction.

While 108 mm is definitely on the wider side, the rocker-camber-rocker profile provides enough edge hold to carve on firmer snow. However, if you spend the majority of your time on hard-packed ice, you might find a narrower ski more responsive.

This ski is built for intermediate to advanced riders who prioritize creativity and playfulness. It is best suited for someone who wants a versatile all-mountain tool that can handle soft snow and park features with equal ease.

Since the waist width is 108 mm, you need a binding brake that is at least 108 mm wide. Ideally, look for a brake width that is equal to or up to 15 mm wider than the ski waist to ensure proper clearance.

The Bacon is built with thick sidewalls and a robust maple and aspen core, which are specifically designed to handle the abuse of park riding. The construction is meant to withstand impacts while maintaining power transmission.

The camber section underfoot provides stability and edge grip on firmer snow, while the rocker in the tip and tail helps with float and turn initiation. While it is stable, it is designed to be playful rather than a stiff, high-speed charger.