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Line Mothership Alpine Ski
Riding the Line Mothership Alpine Ski is like being abducted by aliens, except they’re nice ones who take you on a spaceship ride to the Alaskan backcountry where they cheer you on while you lap 4,000 ft. powder runs above the tree line all day. It’s the best because with the Line Mothership, this happens without hallucinogenic drugs, plus the aliens don’t perform mind experiments on you. This ship’s futuristically high-tech Metal Matrix construction offers you power where you need it, minus the weight. These may be superfat, but don’t call them obese: they’re limber enough to ride your ass down 50-degree slopes, responding to your every shift with extraordinary edge-grip and torsional responsiveness. Trust the Mothership to take you on the big mountain (free)ride of your life with its G-force Geometry, symmetric flex, and maple macroblock core. Just hold on tight.
Bottom Line: In the words of Ricky Bobby, “I felt like I was in a space ship.”
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I live in Tahoe so I want a pretty burly ski for the Sierra Cement....
I live in Tahoe so I want a pretty burly ski for the Sierra Cement. I ski mostly off piste, but that includes a lot of tight trees. Looking for the widest ski possible that is still quick for the trees. Would I be better off with the Motherships or the Prophet 100s?
By: joh2536921
November 7, 2008
It's funny you sould ask this question, I also live in the tahoe area and when i fist picked up the mothership i thougt it would be the perfect ski for sking the heavy snow at the top of kirkwood or mammoth a day or 2 after a big dump, there stiff and kind of heavy but i bet you could never find the speed limit of them, also the turn radius is 24 m so they should be fairly quick. imo i would go prophet 100 , softer, quicker, lighter yet still has the metal in it to bust crud. The motherships might be to much ski unless your charging hard all the time.
By: willie2272186 ![]()
November 7, 2008
I was reading on Lineskis.com and it said that this ski had an...
I was reading on Lineskis.com and it said that this ski had an early rise....I was wondering how much of an early rise it had if it was a little early rise like the Prophet 130 or a lot like the EP Pro?
By: skierdude32408900
September 9, 2008
I skied on these last year at a demo-day at Snowbasin, and the early rise was not very significant. It was much more like the 130's than the EP's.
By: ryanh2399749
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September 11, 2008






