I noticed the LINE Tom Wallisch Shorty Skis 2023 at 119,129 and up. Now RVL8 and I both stick to the old school notion that Skiboards are 110 cm and below.
The park style LINE skis are in the size range of Spruce offerings. Interesting that you can't find the word Rocker, rather the words Early Rise and not much info on how much or how long.
Anyway, after riding my Line Jedi's with Head Speed Discs attached, I went surfing the web to see what LINE was up to. They are pretty narrow at 97-72-93 with an Aspen core.
LINE has gained status with powder skis --the Swallowtail Sakana and Pescador models. It seems the Spruce Slingshots have followed in a shorter format.
I'll stick to the old J. L. LINE products and upgrades by RVL8. If someone wants to go longer than 110m, try out the Shorty or the 135 Ruckus and report back here.
(on their website under HYPE is the history of LINE Skiboards and some great pictures from 1995).
The park style LINE skis are in the size range of Spruce offerings. Interesting that you can't find the word Rocker, rather the words Early Rise and not much info on how much or how long.
Anyway, after riding my Line Jedi's with Head Speed Discs attached, I went surfing the web to see what LINE was up to. They are pretty narrow at 97-72-93 with an Aspen core.
LINE has gained status with powder skis --the Swallowtail Sakana and Pescador models. It seems the Spruce Slingshots have followed in a shorter format.
I'll stick to the old J. L. LINE products and upgrades by RVL8. If someone wants to go longer than 110m, try out the Shorty or the 135 Ruckus and report back here.
(on their website under HYPE is the history of LINE Skiboards and some great pictures from 1995).
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