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The lightspeed-progression of freestyle skiing means that skiers are demanding more and more of their equipment. Line answers this demand for more durable freestyle skis with the Afterbang. Designers threw away everything they knew about ski construction and turned to action-sports' most respected and most durable construction-the skateboard deck. the 7-ply maple veneer layout is ultra-strong without weighing a ton.
Bottom Line: Old school technology, futuristic performance.
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I am 5'3 and like 100 lbs. my only concern is that the skis
I am 5'3 and like 100 lbs. my only concern is that the skis will be too stiff for me to pop on to high rails. Is this going to happen?
By: vin3349335
April 14, 2012
Im 5,10 and 150 lbs, should i go with the 177's?
Im 5,10 and 150 lbs, should i go with the 177's?
By: Mike
February 25, 2012
Steezy ski
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Jake Nissle
December 30, 2011
I bought these skis afraid that I would be limited only to park... I was wrong, the afterbang is a ski that is geared towards park, but it does great out on regular trails. It even preformed well in powder too. Bottom line, it is a great ski for the price.
Write your question here...what is a good binding for this s
Write your question here...what is a good binding for this ski
By: corey
December 27, 2011
I suggest the marker griffon binding... Many of line's pro skiers use them..
By: Jake Nissle
December 30, 2011
Im 5 feet 6 and a half inches and way 157 pounds, should i buy
Im 5 feet 6 and a half inches and way 157 pounds, should i buy the 166 or the 177, i spend almost all of my time in north carolina terrain parks and dont go west to often.
By: Dennis Podvidz
November 7, 2011
At 5'6" at your weight and the use, I suspect you want a 166 for the maneuverability and ease of spinning. If you get west, rent some high performance demos if you get snow.
By: Jamie Preston
November 8, 2011
2 Comments Last Comment: December 6, 2011 by: patrick brady
By: patrick brady
December 6, 2011
steezy**
By: patrick brady
December 6, 2011
166, they'll be steely
Should i get theese or the Völkl Ledges? Im a park skiier
Should i get theese or the Völkl Ledges? Im a park skiier but i build my own jumps in the backcountry...
By: Nathan Hilton
September 29, 2011
would saloman bindings be ok for afterbangs? i cant afford marker
would saloman bindings be ok for afterbangs? i cant afford marker bindings
By: chris verhaagh
August 13, 2011
I would go with look, dynastar, or rossignol. All are the same esentially but dynastars can be found on another sight for much cheaper than looks and rossi's. All have much more travel in the heel piece. Much better quality
By: vin3349335
April 11, 2012
for sure! i have had solly's on my last 3 pairs of skis and loved them!
By: benfrench
February 15, 2012
Yes, Salomon makes outstanding bindings. If you need a 14 din this is your best bet:
http://www.backcountry.com/salomon-sth-14-driver-ski-binding
otherwise the sth 12 is the way to go:
http://www.backcountry.com/salomon-sth-12-ski-binding
By: jamey parks
August 13, 2011
Change me.
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One Color, 184cm (265.97)
Steezy ski
I bought these skis afraid that I would be limited only to park... I was wrong, the afterbang is a ski that is geared towards park, but it does great out more...
- Dimensions:
- 115 - 88 - 115 mm
- Turn Radius:
- (177cm) 18 m,
- Profile:
- camber
- Construction:
- Skate Deck
- Core:
- 7-ply maple
- Base:
- Extruded Fatty Base & Edge
- Tail:
- twintip
- Binding Included:
- no
- Recommended Use:
- park, jib