Line Blade Optic

The 92mm waist is a sweet spot for frontside versatility. It is narrow enough to roll quickly from edge to edge on groomed runs, yet wide enough to provide a stable platform if you encounter light crud or softer snow later in the day.

While the Aspen Veneer core keeps the ski lightweight and manageable, the Blade Optic is designed for skiers who are comfortable maintaining speed and carving. Beginners might find the responsiveness a bit demanding, but it is an excellent choice for an intermediate skier looking to progress their carving technique.

Capwall construction combines the best of two worlds: the durability and edge grip of a sidewall underfoot, with the lightweight, forgiving feel of a cap construction in the tips and tails. This makes the ski feel snappy and precise when you are initiating turns, without feeling overly heavy or punishing.

The rocker in the tip and tail helps the ski engage turns more easily, especially at the start of the arc. It prevents the ski from feeling 'hooky' or aggressive, allowing you to pivot and steer with less effort while still maintaining solid edge hold underfoot.

No, the skis are sold as a flat deck. You will need to purchase bindings separately and have them mounted by a certified technician to ensure they are compatible with your specific boot sole length and DIN setting.