Line SFB for East Coast

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Line SFB for East Coast

wricks

Posts: 150 - Karma: 160

Aug 19 2015 10:05AM

I just picked up some 2015 Line SFB's 178cm (found a great deal online and couldn't resist). I'll be skiing mostly on the East Coast this winter and plan on using these as my everyday ski as well as in the park just to switch it up a bit. Anyone have any feedback on how these perform on VT/NH mountains?

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dbchili

Posts: 2555 - Karma: 1,657

Aug 19 2015 11:08AM

Fat skis are fun mom after where you are. I ride a 110 waist ski as my daily driver and I've skied east cost on them. It's awesome you'll love it. They blast over/through anything great fun

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dbchili

Posts: 2555 - Karma: 1,657

Aug 19 2015 11:09AM

Sorry autocorrect up there. No mom jokes. "Where ever "

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ammonation

Posts: 45 - Karma: 45

Aug 27 2015 6:36PM

The SFB is solid for the Vermont. Not sure they are the daily driver, but I used them in pow and on blue bird days and they were good.

Enough camber for bad days/groomers, enough rocker/early rise for pow in the trees.

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Josh6

Posts: 55 - Karma: 566

Aug 28 2015 3:48PM

I was going to get them but since they are 112 waist and i ski PA i would only get one or two good powder days with them and i ski a lot of park but since you are farther north they will be good for you. Have fun cranking through knee deep powder.

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ammonation

Posts: 45 - Karma: 45

Aug 29 2015 8:02PM

Josh_SenackeribI was going to get them but since they are 112 waist and i ski PA i would only get one or two good powder days with them and i ski a lot of park but since you are farther north they will be good for you. Have fun cranking through knee deep powder.

people still ski in PA? ;)

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