Line EP Pro Alpine Ski - 2009 BCS

I demoed these for a recent storm out here in UT. 10 hours of riding 2+ feet of fresh really let me get a good feel for these skis across a wide range of conditions.
In straight powder, they're incredibly responsive and agile. I felt very confident sending more stuff than normal in the woods, and never had an issue with landing.
The rocker is a dream, not too much of it (see surface's rocker) and definitely not too little. Landing switch in deeper snow was much easier than on my previous skis ('12 kung fujas).
All in all- highly recommended. Be sure to mount close to, or at the dead center of the ski, otherwise you're limiting yourself on the performance the skis will deliver.

This is the fattest most progressive freeride ski available. Skiing on these reminds me of playing with my Tonka Truck in my turtle shaped sand box when I was 8; this ski will roll over anything. Nothing is off limits with this ski. Ski up snowdrifts, sail through powdery flats, ski and land in powder switch. Use the super stiff underfoot with its short radius to make quick turns and dodge the beaters on the cat tracks and groomers, like you're playing Frogger, on your way to your favorite powder stash or back to the lift. Slash powder with these and take more face shots than Mike Tyson.

Well I had the opportunity to ski these a few weeks back up at the Bird with about a foot+ of some heavyish pacific nw snow. I thought they were great and super easy to ski anywhere. The powder performance was awesome and super smooth and simple to ski. The groomers were even pretty good, I was able to lay and hold an edge with no problem. Dropping smaller cliffs and jumping on these was a blast and the huge platform smooths everthing out until you hit the mank where it really gets tracked out cut up. They seemed to get tossed around rather than charge through the mank. Moguls were manageable. However hen you get in the back seat it does take a little more effort to get back on top of them due to the soft rockered tail. Overall I thought they were fun but to soft for me at 6'1" and 185lbs
and my style of skiing which is generally very aggressive and fast. I guess if I jibbed more they might be closer to the top. They do ski backwards quite well also.

I've gotten a few looks in the lift line with these things on my feet, but the way down is worth it. They float like a dream, and the flat spot underfoot allows for good control on the way back to the lift. I only took them out about 6 times last year and was blown away every time.

I got a pair of these in February last year and probably got 6 days on them. All in 8+ inches of Colorado fluff. The float was unbelievable. I had them center mounted, which took some getting used to. I'm still not sure that's how I want to keep them, as I'm used to a more traditional alpine binding location. The flat spot underfoot really lets you control the ski on the way back to the lift. I wouldn't recommend this as your every day ski (unless you only ski powder days).

Well let me start by sayin line did a great job makin these or pollard did i should say, but they just don't compare. In the powder they are great but when you come up to a lift, since it has reverse camber and the "magnetraction" only works in pow, u really don't have much stopping poweron anything except for powder, but i would recomend this ski for sure, but just for powder anything else it makes it hard, unless you can ski like pollard that is. these skis describe his style