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Line EP Pro Alpine Ski
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Don't get too bummed. This item is on the way and will be available for purchase as soon as it rolls into the warehouse.
Line EP Pro Alpine Ski
The Line EP Pro has been fasting all summer, but now it's back for another helping of the deepest deep. Eric Pollard's pow-specific pro model has a crazy fat, progressive shape and super-springy flex, turning any backcountry bowl into your personal terrain garden. He and Line incorporated early rise on both ends to make the ski pop to the surface like a cork in oil, then sink slightly rearward so you don't need to sit on your tails. Meanwhile, the early taper shovel and tail decrease hooking in powder and make slarvy smear turns second-nature. Underfoot, the flat base and standard sidecut let you rip up crud, groomers, and even hardpack while the kids on reverse-camber, reverse-sidecut boards flail toward the liftline. Fatty base and edge design shields your sticks from nasty core shots, edge blow outs, and season after season of tuning. As usual, Eric designed the topsheet and base graphics for the EP Pro, so if you hate ‘em, you'll have to tell him yourself.
Bottom Line: You won't believe it's not butter.
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My all time favorite ski is the Sir francis bacon which I use...
My all time favorite ski is the Sir francis bacon which I use in all conditions at Alyeska. I was thinking about a pair of EP pro's with Marker Duke's as a backcountry, occasional resort setup. Any thoughts? My only concern is going much wider than the Bacon. I am however intrigued by the early rise concept. My dream ski would be the Bacon with just a hint of early rise and about 5 cm longer. I guess my question is would the Duke's compliment this ski or sort of defeat the purpose?
By: travis792545
5 days ago
EP pros with dukes is a rather large setup. If you are "touring" go lighter(smaller). If you are just skinning back up from the side country then it will work just fine. You may be able to settle for the Marker Barons...depends on your weight. Remember, fat skis will require fat skins and beefy binders that will add weight.
By: Michael Kisow ![]()
5 days ago
about 4.9 pounds each
By: Michael Kisow ![]()
November 17, 2008
Tech Specs:
| Lengths: | 185cm |
| Dimensions: | 153 / 127 / 150cm |
| Turn Radius: | 15.9m |
| Core Material: | 100% Macroblock maple |
| Base: | Fatty base |
| Tail: | Early rise twin tip |
| Binding System: | No |
| Binding Included: | No |
| Recommended Binding: | No |
| Recommended Use: | Powder, big mountain, backcountry kickers |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | 1 Year |






