Line Bacon Skis

While the 115mm waist is optimized for deep snow and soft conditions, the multi-radius turn shape makes them surprisingly capable on groomers. However, their primary design focus is freestyle and backcountry, so they will feel less precise on hard-packed ice compared to a dedicated carving ski.

Symmetrical flex means the ski has the exact same stiffness and flex pattern in the tip and the tail. This allows the ski to perform identically whether you are riding forward or switch, making it an excellent choice for freestyle riders who spend a lot of time in the air or riding backwards.

The Line Bacon is designed for intermediate to expert riders, but its playful, buttery feel makes it more approachable than a stiff, directional charger. If you are comfortable on varied terrain and looking to progress your freestyle skills, these are a great, forgiving option.

These skis feature reinforced sidewalls specifically built to withstand the impact of rails, boxes, and hard landings. They are designed to handle the abuse of freestyle riding while maintaining their structural integrity.

The bio-resin construction is used to reduce the environmental footprint of the manufacturing process. Crucially, it maintains the same strength and performance characteristics as traditional resins, so you get a more sustainable ski without compromising on durability or pop.

Choose the 178 cm length if you prioritize agility for spins and tight maneuvers in the trees. Opt for the 188 cm length if you want more stability at high speeds and extra float in deep powder.