Line Blade Optic

This ski is built for advanced to expert skiers who want a powerful, high-speed ride. It is best suited for someone who spends their time charging all over the mountain and needs a ski that feels stable on hardpack but remains maneuverable in variable snow.

The metal laminate extends from underfoot into the forebody and tail, which significantly increases edge grip and stability. It gives you a damp, powerful feel when you are carving on firm snow without making the ski feel overly stiff or difficult to turn.

While 96mm is considered a medium width, it offers a great balance for all-mountain versatility. It is quick edge-to-edge on groomers and provides enough float for light powder or chopped-up snow, though it isn't a dedicated deep-powder ski.

Not at all. The combination of camber underfoot and the metal laminate keeps the ski planted and stable when you are pushing the pace. The rocker in the tips and tails is primarily there to help with turn initiation and maneuverability, not to compromise your stability.

The Aspen Veneer core keeps the ski lightweight and snappy. It provides a lively, energetic feel that makes the ski fun to maneuver through tight trees or bumps, preventing it from feeling like a heavy, dead plank of wood.