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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.
- True twin-tip geometry for the same feeling riding forward or switch
- Base and edge are twice the thickness of a standard ski for extreme durability and impact resistance
- Skate Deck construction adds stiffness and durability
- Symmetric flex at the tip and tail for predictable handling whether riding forward or switch
Bottom Line: Old school technology, futuristic performance.
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Okay so ima be buying a pair of theese next year (2012's)
Okay so ima be buying a pair of theese next year (2012's) and I usually thrash the basses of my skiis to nothing so where do i find colored p-tex
By: Nathan Hilton
April 10, 2011
you don't find colored ptex. you buy black or clear at any major ski tuning shop.
By: Andrew Duke Grewe
April 11, 2011
Hey I want to know how much differently the 166 handles to the
Hey I want to know how much differently the 166 handles to the 177, I'm 5' 10'' 155lbs and need something to just jam all day and not worry about catching edges being off-balance for a switch-up.
By: Dusty
February 22, 2011
go for the 177. i am 5' 9 and about 140 lbs and ride a 179 k2 nancy ski.
By: sam
May 10, 2011
Well its real what you like but if i were you i would go for the 166 for your size
By: evan
March 15, 2011
Awesome ski!
By:
Brian Lee
March 10, 2011
I got these skis at the start of the season and theyre amazing! Awesome in the park, especially for jibbing. If you ski them right they can carve turns out pretty good too, even though i have pretty much no edges. They hold up well on all but the biggest kickers, and spinning is a breeze. Also Im a ski instructor so ive had roughly 100 days of fairly hard riding on them. my top sheets are beat up along with my edges and bases from rails, but theyre still getting the job done great.
Is there an unwritten age requirement on these skis? I'd
Is there an unwritten age requirement on these skis? I'd really like to get them, but with all the marketing aimed at teen skaters I don't know if they're for me. I've never had twin tips and I'd like something cheap and durable to to thrash on, so these seem to do the trick.
By: Josh
November 24, 2010
if your looking for something durable to thrash on, these are the skis. they are made for jibbing and can take a beating. if youve never had twintips tho ill assume that youve never done any park skiing, and this might not be the ski for a first time park skier just getting into it. with a symmetrical tip and tail these skis are 100% park skis. idont really kno what your talking about for the age thing tho; these ski are great for anybody looking for a great park ski
By: Keene Waller
November 24, 2010
Amazing ski, poor durability
By:
powderwhore92
December 5, 2010
I have the afterbangs and absolutely loved them... until this season. The durability of these skis is less than what I expected. In all fairness rode them quite hard for about 70 days, but then again I expect a ski to last longer than 70 days. Aside from the edge cracks that are 100% my fault from hitting rails; the edge in the tail pulled out for no apparent reason, the ski has completely become rockered in the tail (no more camber), and as of yesterday my binding is beginning to pull out. The days that I did get on this ski were amazing, but too few. If you are looking for a fun park ski that will last about a season I highly recommend the afterbang. However if you are looking for a ski that can withstand hard riding for multiple season, this ski is not for you.
By: Avery
December 12, 2010
so would you suggest these skis to a beginnier that wants to do rails later on?
hey im 5,0 are the 155's too big im an aggressive park skier
hey im 5,0 are the 155's too big im an aggressive park skier age 13
By: Jake Lewis
November 14, 2010
iam same size go for it i might be 5 3 but u van handle tht and set them with griffions like i did it a banger park ski
By: Leo Watson III
January 7, 2011
I actually just figured im 5'2 does that make a difference
By: Jake Lewis
November 15, 2010
155's will be slightly long for park, but it sounds like you aren't done growing and by the end of the year they will probably be perfect, whereas any other length will likely be too short after this season.
By: D. Joshua Christensen
November 14, 2010
binding coming out
By:
snow bird
December 17, 2010
i was riding on the a bnags for the fourth time and my bindings were starting to come out is this the ski or binding???
3 Comments Last Comment: March 11, 2011 by: Keene Waller
By: Keene Waller
March 11, 2011
its def not the ski (abangs are super strong in this aspect with the way the layers are thicker in the middle) and prob not the binding. you might have screwed up when you mounted them. maybe forgot to add epoxy to the holes or something
By: Leo Watson III
January 8, 2011
I rode mine today wat binding do have and no problems for me
By: Leo Watson III
January 7, 2011
um well it could be the mounting i have the a bangs to no probs yet with my jester on it
hey guys im thinking about ordering these skis this season i
hey guys im thinking about ordering these skis this season i was wondering what length you'd recommend to some one around 6'1 and 145lbs and would the marker griffon 12 ski binding be a good combo ?
By: kon4045052
September 10, 2010
the griffion jester depends on din or mayby check out the squire its lighter
By: Leo Watson III
January 7, 2011
the griffion jester depends on din or mayby check out the squire its lighter
By: Leo Watson III
January 7, 2011
Yeah the Griffon is a good binding for the A'Bangs. Get the 177 for sure, the length adds stability in the park, and on landings.
By: Shane O'Donnell
September 11, 2010
Change me.
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Line Afterbang Ski
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Bangin'
These are sic. From rails to jumps you'll be bangin' on the afterbang. Don't expect a sloppy soft ski, afterbangs got some pop son! more...
Awesome ski!
I got these skis at the start of the season and theyre amazing! Awesome in the park, especially for jibbing. If you ski them right they can carve turns more...
- Length:
- 155 cm, 166 cm, 177 cm
- Dimensions:
- 115 / 88 / 115 mm
- Turn Radius:
- 18 m
- Construction:
- deck construction
- Core:
- 7-ply Hardrock Maple
- Base:
- extruded fatty
- Tail:
- symmetrical twin
- Binding Included:
- no
- Weight:
- (per) 4 lb 4 oz
- Recommended Use:
- Freestyle, urban skiing
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year