Bacon 108 Skis 2024

About the LINE Bacon 108

What is the LINE Bacon 108 good for?

The LINE Bacon 108 is perfect for all-mountain freestyle skiing, excelling both in the park and on varied terrain. Its wider platform enhances floatation in soft snow, while the camber and rocker design allow for powerful carving, smooth turns, and playful tricks like butters and presses.

Who is the LINE Bacon 108 good for?

This ski is ideal for freestyle skiers who want versatility across the entire mountain. It’s designed for riders who enjoy both park laps and all-mountain exploration, offering stability, pop, and playfulness. Advanced skiers will appreciate its agility and responsiveness.

When and where should the LINE Bacon 108 be used?

The Bacon 108 thrives in all-mountain conditions, from fresh snow to groomed trails, and even spring slush. It’s great for hitting features in the park, carving on-piste, or playing in off-piste powder. Its early-rise rocker and wide platform make it especially versatile in soft snow.

How will some of the key features of the LINE Bacon 108 enhance my experience?

Key features include the Maple MacroBlock core for springy flex and dampening, Thick Cut sidewall construction for durability and strength, and a tapered shape for improved maneuverability in soft snow. The ski also boasts Thintip technology for reduced swing weight, 5mm camber for pop and carving, and LINE’s fatty base & edge for enhanced durability.

Why choose the LINE Bacon 108?

Choose the LINE Bacon 108 if you’re looking for a playful yet powerful ski that delivers top performance in the park and all-mountain versatility. Its responsive flex, lightweight tips, and durability features make it perfect for skiers who want to push their limits while enjoying stability and control across the hill.

• Maple Macroblock Core – 100% wood core made from the best Maple or Aspen laminates for long-lasting camber and energy and the lightest, most durable wood core in the universe.
• Thick Cut Sidewall – Line has extended the amount of sidewall that stretches into the core of the ski while adding more material over the steel edges to increase the total bonding surface area. This creates sidewalls more resilient to hard edge impacts, like sliding rails.
• Thin Tip – A glass-on-glass bonding area in both the tip and the tail that gives even compaction over the tip/tail of the ski and encapsulates anything that could delaminate in a large glass-on-glass bonding region.
• Symmetric Flex – The same flex pattern in front and behind your boot conforms to terrain for equal performance riding forward and backward.
• Bio Resin – Featuring better bonding, improved cold temperature toughness, and a 20% reduction in the carbon footprint of the resin for every ski produced.
• Fatty Base Edge – 30% thicker base and edge increases the durability and tuning life of your skis.

The Lowdown

• Rider Profile: Advanced
• Mountain Profile: Freeride, Park/Freestyle
• Camber Profile: Tip And Tail Rocker
• Base: Sintered
• Flex: 7/10

Bacon 108 Size Chart