- Home
- Ski
- Alpine Skiing
- Alpine Fat Skis
- Line Prophet 115 Ski - 2010
Community Rating
Line Prophet 115 Ski - 2010 BCS
Available Colors / Styles
The Line Prophet 115 picks up where the legendary 100 left off. For the powder-specific Prophet, Line added 15mm at the waist and early rise tips for increased flotation in deep snow.
- Base and edge are twice the thickness of a standard ski for extreme durability and impact resistance
- Maple Macroblock Core for light weight, durability and long lasting camber
- P-Cut five radius sidecut provides powerful turns with less tail hooking
- Titanium Metal Matrix die cut laminate adds power where you need it and reduces weight where you don't
Bottom Line: A bigger, badder Prophet.
Talk shop with all the gear freaks out there: ask 'em questions, upload/browse photos, and give your 2¢.
i bought these line prophet 115 skis new this year but i am having
i bought these line prophet 115 skis new this year but i am having a hard time finding bindings with the wider brake system. i would like to go with a touring binding but all there systems are only 110mm
By: Brian Hobbs
September 30, 2011
Most of the touring (AT) bindings out there have wider brakes available. Look at the Dynafit, G3 and marker systems.
By: Sandy Brown
September 30, 2011
Excellent Big Mountain Charger
By:
William richmond
July 17, 2010
My Stats
135lbs
5'9''
Expert Skier
186cm Length
I had never felt an ski HOLD onto the edge and stay there. That's what the Prophet 115 did, everywhere. That level of control was awesome. The minimal tip rocker in this ski allows any type of turn possible, at whatever speed. I was very impressed with this ski's stability in all conditions. Straightlining is redonkulusly easy. This is a heavy ski, but that went along with the stable feel. My only gripe is this ski drives so much that it's impossible to shut down in a hurry. The Prophet 115 just wants to keep going and going.
I reviewed several other skis the same day. To read for a comparison, check out
http://williamrichmondski.blogspot.com/search/label/Gear%20R
ready to hike
By: Doug Howard
January 6, 2011
here's my backcountry quiver. Pocketrocket 185's with Emery AT binders, 12.70lb setup for shallow pow long climbs. Line Prophet 115 with Dukes for deep days, resort and sidecountry. 17.35lbs. ouch, but I suspect that extra weight will be worth the ride :-)
By: fantorama
December 9, 2011
Doug, what is your opinion of the Line Prophet 115 being used for an AT ski? Too heavy? Too wide? I'm thinking about remounting my pair with AT bindings instead of buying a new ski and binding.
Offical Line Prophet 115 Product Overview
By: Dustin Robertson
December 15, 2010
good overall description of the line prophet 115. They cover everything from ski shape to ski construction.
6', 175lbs aggressive skier. I'm currently riding the
6', 175lbs aggressive skier. I'm currently riding the 175 Guns which feel short. Looking to move up in length and gain some width for the PNW powder days but can't decide between the 179 or 186 Prophet 115's. Advise?
By: JJ
November 30, 2010
go with the 186 like i did. I'm 6'2 and 190, aggressive as well, looking for the all mtn and bc big sticks, these rip! just finally got on them yesterday, i'll write a detailed review shortly. but you won't be disappointed in these skis. i'm still smiling.
By: Doug Howard
January 12, 2011
I will echo the 186 comment
By: Campo
December 13, 2010
get the 186
By: Will Guru
December 1, 2010
Nice!
By:
Quintanaroo
February 19, 2011
Loved them. Killed it in the trees and even did good on some groomed runs. Switched from the Prophet 100s and I'm glad I did.
Hello, I'm 5'9" and weigh 175. I currently ski
Hello,
I'm 5'9" and weigh 175. I currently ski the 100's in the 172 length and am very happy with them. I'm interested in the 115's and wonder if I should go with the 179's since they would be more of powder ski for me or if I should stick with the 172's. Thanks for any help anyone can give me.
By: zac4052189
October 25, 2010
179 will be just perfect...you could even bump up to 186 if you are a capable skier.
By: Campo
December 13, 2010
Go with the bigger ski.
with the early rise you will be super happy!
By: Gabe Westheimer
October 27, 2010
Line SSM (Prophet 115) Review
By:
Campo
December 13, 2010
Line should have called this ski the snow seeking missile instead of the Prophet 115, but, who am I to argue.
Me:
193#
5'8"
Aggressive skier
186cm mounted on the line with Marker Dukes
Conditions:
Everything on the map except for blower powder.
Review: This ski destroys everything in it's path. It LOVES to go straight but has no issue turning as well. It is more of a GS turn than a touring turn. It is stable in the crud, chop, three week old mank, and at the highest speed you can get it to on the groomers. It has NO speed limit. I straight lined lines I never had before and actually was wishing I could make the ski go faster...it is incredibly stable. In manky three week old chopped powder with ice underneath it was stable as anything, but, did require some effort and power to make them turn fast. I did not get to ski them in powder, so, I will supplement this review when I have a chance to ski them in the powder.
Final notes: This is a powerful ski that likes to charge. That said, it has no issue shutting down when it needs to. You have to put effort into the turns you are going to make. Definitely not a ski for a beginner, but, if you are confident and like to go fast and hard, this is the ski for you. The metal matrix makes this ski so stable torsionally it is sick. It is so easy to straight-line is these that you will be amazed. It destoys any inconsistency in front of you. The only area this ski did not excel was, fo figure, moguls.
End Note: If you are looking for a quiver of one and you tend more towards the charging than the turning, this ski is for you!
Change me.
Out of Stock
2010 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Alpine Fat Skis than that
Alpine Fat SkisExcellent Big Mountain Charger
My Stats
135lbs
5'9''
Expert Skier
186cm Length
I had never felt an ski HOLD onto the edge and stay there. That's more...
- Length:
- 172 cm, 179 cm, 186 cm
- Dimensions:
- 153 / 115 / 142 mm
- Turn Radius:
- (179cm) 19 m
- Construction:
- sidewall
- Core:
- macroblock maple
- Base:
- sintered, fatty base and edge
- Tail:
- twin
- Recommended Use:
- powder, all-mountain
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year