Line

Sick Day 110 Ski

Light and nimble with an intuitive feel, the Line Sick Day 110 Ski goes from powder to packed and back like there's nothing on your feet. The 110 is Line's most versatile all-mountain device and features a 110mm waist and an early rise in the tip that starts earlier to allow for easier turn initiation and effortless snow floatation without making you sit back. Plus, the 110's widest point of sidecut starts tapering earlier in the tip to reduce tail drag and hooking in powder so you can smoothly munch pow, crud, and soft snow.

Designed with CapWall construction, the 110 features a cap on the top for light and responsive performance and sidewall construction over the edges for a smooth, solid feel while you slay the resort from top to bottom. Line engineers also gave the 110 a Maplelite Macro Block wood core which has solid maple wood underfoot with lightweight aspen at the tips for durability and reducing swing weight. In addition, its ThinTip technology reduces swing weight and tip bounce by making the core and sidewall tips 100 grams lighter per pair.

Line's Directional Flex technology supplies a softer tip for float and easier turn initiation, while the stiffer tail gives power, stability, and high-speed control when you send it. Also packed in there is 5Cut technology which blends five different sizes of sidecut radius shapes into one for intuitive control and unlimited turn shapes. To top it off, the graphics were designed by artist Derek Muscat. So go ahead: take the Sick Day 110 out for a spin, and don't be surprised if your other skis are left in the closest to collect dust for the rest of the season.