LINE Skis 2024⧸2025 Bacon Skis Collection - Thick Cut & Salted, Just Add Butter
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Introducing the expanded LINE Skis Bacon Collection. Featuring the Bacon 108, Bacon 115, and all-new Bacon 122 this new collection represents skis designed for freestyle all-mountain skiing. F
Featuring a full twin-tip shape, symmetrical flex, and reinforced with all-new Thin Tips, Thick-Cut Sidewalls, and Bio-Resin, the LINE Skis Bacon Collection embodies skis designed to last longer, and instill creative freedoms and versatility from groomers, to park to powder and everything in between.
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All right everybody. Hello friends my name is Mitchell Brower. My name is Jed Waters. I'm
Will Wesson and this is the Line Bacon right there. This is the second year of the new Bacon.
You got a picture of Andy Perry on the skis. The Bacon's like the playful powder ski so
if you want to do butters, you want to do spins, you want to bring jump tricks to the pow. Every
time there's fresh snow, I grab a Bacon. I mean it feels to me more like a park ski that you can
ride in the pow. It's tempting to ski park on this ski because it's so fun. The Bacon compared to
the other skis in the Line lineup is a bit more playful, a bit more nimble and quick,
and it's got that soft flex, that buttery flex. It's the park skier's pow ski to bring the tricks
to the backcountry. What's the saying? Make the whole mountain your playground,
right? That's what you're supposed to say. Bacon comes in three different widths.
The 108, 115 and a 122. This is the 108 specifically that I love a lot. I ski a lot of park and I'm in
the streets a lot so I get used to skinnier skis. Transitioning to something that's super wide is
kind of weird for me so this is like the happiest medium I can find. There's no trouble skiing deep
snow. I've never been like I want a fatter ski and yeah it feels like a park ski in the pow so
it's really fun. 115 might be a little more of a charger ski. It's maybe a little more substantial.
The wider platforms just help you stomp on the really deep snow and avoid some front flips.
And then the 122 was with heavy input from myself and Tom Wallisch, we really wanted this nice
flexy buttery ski that just has a nice high tip and tail that you're never going to catch your
tips and tails when you're landing in powder. This is the sauce, the secret sauce. Does it ski switch?
You betcha! This thing skis switch. This is like the backcountry jibber ski. You want to get a
little weird or land switch off of backcountry jump. You can wheelie down the whole mountain
if you want to and you won't even hurt your shins. Have a great time in the powder. You can be a park
guy or a rail guy, street guy. If it snows a lot you can still go skiing. This is my favorite ski
in the lineup right now. Mitchell Brouwer, over and out.