Like their namesake food, Line Bacon skis have been revered for centuries. OK, maybe not quite that long, but the original Line Sir Francis Bacon attracted a cultish following like the greasy breakfast food. The new Line Bacon 108 skis are a definite departure from the originals, but they are still aimed at the same crowd: open-minded skiers who like to paint with a large brush. Light and soft in the tips and tails, the Bacon 108 butters, bends, and pops with gusto. But when you want to attack the fall line, stomp a landing, or play chicken with some rough conditions, a stout build underfoot and reinforced sidewalls give you a planted and supportive feel. It is meatier than the original, no doubt, and more durable. And with that blend of a playful/soft flex and a burly platform underfoot, the new Bacon 108 offers a unique ride in a world where so many skis feel the same. We recommend the Bacon 108 for freeride skiers who like to mess around and hunt for features and pow or folks who already have a more mainstream daily driver and want to add some flavor to their quiver.
Dimensions: | 142/108/137 |
Radius: | 15m@172cm |
Rocker: | Freeride Rocker |
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Construction: | Full Sidewall |
Weight: | 4200 grams (per pair for size 178cm) Learn more about ski weights |