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People who bought line skis this year:

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quintcork
Posts: 364 - Karma: 2,812
Did they REALLY improve quality and "durability"?
6 months ago
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jompcock
Posts: 1579 - Karma: 11,752
It's literally K2's price point brand, they're gonna be lower quality. Go buy something else if durability is a concern.
6 months ago
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Evancantspin
Posts: 682 - Karma: 10,244
Idk but I’m happy Will Wesson got a pro model such a long time coming
6 months ago
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alpha.moose
Posts: 149 - Karma: 1,169
I exploded pairs of the old Sir Francis Bacon and the Outline. I loved both skis, but it was ridiculous how fragile they were. I think it's fair that a lot of people are still skeptical about Line's durability, but I have had a great experience the newer construction. I have had a pair of chronics that have held up great for a year and recently got optic 104's that don't show any signs of damage despite hitting quite a few buried rocks going decently fast.
6 months ago
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weastcoat
Posts: 6507 - Karma: 75,454
People still buy line skis?
6 months ago
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21CABBAGE
Posts: 257 - Karma: 1,563
Im not a crazy rail skier but I've got a pair of tha new chronics and they're now going on their second season. Overall huge improvement from the last iteration. Got the 94's from warranty on a pair I snapped(not the redesigned model), and am yet to experience any of the same issues I had with the last pair. The chronics are a pretty beefy ski and come at a great price point If you can find em on sale
6 months ago
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Eli.braun98
Posts: 296 - Karma: 1,845
I have the new Chronic 94s and have had zero issues with durability but I only have about 4 days on them and have yet to hit rails on them. The first 2 days where very early season with low coverage and there's only one lil scratch on the base
6 months ago
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Slugger66
Posts: 149 - Karma: 982
I got a pair of last year's TC chronic 94 and the durability has largely been great! My only gripe is the bases came dry af and refuse to accept wax. Tons of little scratches show as a result but i don't really care considering they're my park/rock skis.
6 months ago
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JeremyClarkson
Posts: 1600 - Karma: 1,932
I picked up new 23/24 chronics this year on sale, and yeah I do have some concerns about durability. Its nothing that bad, all the dings are superficial but Ive only been out three times this season and the clear coat is peeling up on the tips already which has me unsure about longevity. Would I buy another pair? Probably not actually. Idk maybe its fine and Im just being picky but I remember my old Armadas held up a hell of a lot better after their first few days out.

**This post was edited on Jan 20th 2025 at 5:36:02pm
6 months ago
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streetskier95
Posts: 39 - Karma: 783
I have TC 101 from 2023. I haven't skied as much in the past 2 years but the edges are still holding up, but there were edge cracks pretty quick when i got them. Durability is better, which wasn't hard to beat, but the Line's I've had around 2015-2017 were way more durable. Line TC that had the Anthem mold was really durable, and the Line Chronic from 2017 lasted me 2 seasons
6 months ago
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asparagus
Posts: 2500 - Karma: 28,453
EvancantspinIdk but I’m happy Will Wesson got a pro model such a long time coming

sigma wolf 🐺🗣️
6 months ago
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Eli.braun98
Posts: 296 - Karma: 1,845
I will say I rode both the 23/24 chronic 94's at demo day and the 24/25 chronic 94's and I did feel a difference. I could be tweaking or maybe one was more broken in than the other but the 23/24 felt a lil more damp and had a bit less spring in it.
6 months ago
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BallClapper
Posts: 3723 - Karma: 16,894
Line too mainstream to be core but some weirdos pretend it is.
6 months ago
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No-Skill-Phil
Posts: 95 - Karma: 453
I think the thin tip tech kept my bacon together after I drove the tip straight into the rail support. A little bit of an edge dent and some fraying of the fibre board looking material but nothing serious. Impressed.


Had the old construction chronic a couple of years ago and it delamed at the tip after about 15 days of mild park riding. Also had the sidewall and edge completely seperate from the core on the old outline after an edge compression.
5 months ago
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hb_laz
Posts: 247 - Karma: 1,925
buddy of mine has last years chronics (they are still the redesigned version). they held up really well until the letters on the bottom started peeling off.
5 months ago
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Slowbro
Posts: 4134 - Karma: 24,681
BallClapperLine too mainstream to be core but some weirdos pretend it is.

They make the best videos out of any brand and have since the late 90s, and sponsor some of the best street and backcountry freestyle skiers. They are better for the sport than 99% of small core brands lol
5 months ago
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Line_Skis
Posts: 1999 - Karma: 37,877
Promise we really are working on improving durability as much as we can! It's our #1 focus anytime we talk about redesigning, or creating, a ski. New Chronics, Bacons, and now Blend WW's have seen the biggest durability improvements in our lineup as of recent. We've heard you guys loud and clear and are doing what we can to create quality long-lasting products for your enjoyment.
5 months ago
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