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Line Chronic 101 Skis

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Powder7 Staff Pick Mason P
By: Mason P
Line really outdid themselves with the updated Chronics! I had the pleasure of skiing these at the 2024 Powder7 Ski Test, and all I can say is "wow". This years Chronics allow you to turn the entire the mountain into your play ground. The aspen core, coupled with glass in the tip and tail make these super poppy, but more stable than you might imagine. I was able to get moving pretty fast, and did not notice excess chatter.

Where you will really fall in love with these is on the side hits. They pop almost effortlessly. These felt like a cheat code when making small transfers and quick turns all over the mountain.

My overall take: I don't enjoy not owning these.

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By: Matt

2023-2024 Line Chronic 101 Review

Redesigned All-Mountain Freestyle How Line skis stack up for all-mountain skiing depends on who you ask. Typically, free-minded jibbers and skiers with playful styles answer with a resounding hell yeah! Other skiers sound more meh. For 2023-2024, Line makes some upgrades to the line aimed at improving how its all-mountain and freeride skis handle varied terrain and snow. The new Line Chronic comes in two waist widths: 101mm and 94mm. Line Chronic 101 Review: Field Notes The new Line Chronic comes in two waist widths: 94mm and 101mm. Each version is built with the same ... Continue Reading

Our Take On The 2025 Line Chronic 101:

If you view the entire mountain with a freestyle vision, the Line Chronic 101 should be high on your list as a new daily driver. The Chronic has always remained a number-one all-mountain freestyle ski, and the new improvements only build on its rad-ness. New Thin Tip technology includes an extra layer of glass instead of plastic at the tip and tail. Glass bonds better to glue, allowing for a more durable construction that's simultaneously lighter and easier to swing around. Line's new Bio-Resin is more sustainable and cleaner than traditional toxic epoxies. Not to mention a reinforced sidewall, just in case you misjudge where the rock is on the landing (we've all been there). Top it off with a playful flex, versatile shape, and sick graphic, the Line Chronic 101 can be the perfect match for playful skiers across the spectrum. Whether that’s dreaming up a new spin of your favorite feature, skiing fresh snow in the morning with afternoon park laps, or lining up bump line transfers with the buds, the Line Chronic 101 is here for all of it. Similar skis: Armada ARV 100, Faction Prodigy 2.

2025 Line Chronic 101 Specs:

Dimensions:130/101/124
Radius:18m@186cm
Rocker:Freeride Rocker
Ability Level:Ability Level 6
Construction:Partial Sidewall
Weight:1966 grams (per pair for size 179cm) Learn more about ski weights

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Skis In The Line Chronic Series:


Chronic 101 (101mm) In Stock

Chronic 94 (94mm) In Stock

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