When Line debuted the Sakana in 2018, it was the talk of ski tests everywhere. First, skiers hopped on the skis because they had to. The Sakana looked funny and different, so they figured they would try it once for laughs. Seriously, a 105mm ski with swallowtail and absurdly fat tips? LOL, what a hoot! But then, skiers kept skiing the Sakana. Because, well, they wanted to. Everyone knew the skis would be a blast in powder. With oversized, rockered-out tips and a split tail, that part was a no-brainer. But what they did not know was how well the Sakana would carve. With a mount point further back than usual and a notable sidecut, the Sakana absolutely rips on mixed and packed snow and down groomers. Who woulda thunk it? All of a sudden, these skis became a bonafide all-mountain option for powder- (and fun-) oriented skiers, especially in the West. Keep in mind: When we say the Sakana skis groomers well, we do not claim that those huge tips do not flop around a bit. They do. But somehow, when you ski the Sakana, you just dont care. Similar skis: nothing.
Dimensions: | 150/105/138 |
Radius: | 16m@181cm |
Rocker: | Freeride Rocker |
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Construction: | Full Sidewall |
Weight: | 3380 grams (per pair for size 174cm) Learn more about ski weights |