Line Skis 2024: The First Look
More Bacon.
Everybody’s got identifiers. The things they’re known for. The core traits of their personality. The things that make you…you.
For Line Skis, it’s freestyle. Making fun skis for fun skiers.
So, for 2023-2024, Line focuses their attention on their family of all-mountain freestyle skis by updating the skis under two classic names: Bacon (now shortened from “Sir Francis Bacon”) and Chronic. These two names and four ski models comprise the soul of Line’s new collection, featuring new art, shapes, and constructions.
Longtime fans of the Bacon ski, of whom there are many, will immediately salivate. Yes, that’s a fatter Bacon you see: the 2024 Line Bacon 115. And yes, that’s a super versatile Bacon 108 beside it. In the narrower waists, Bacon gives way to Chronic in the new Chronic 101 and Chronic 94.
All of these skis feature some exciting new builds, including playful symmetrical flexes, double sidewalls for extra durability, lower swing weights with slimmed-down tips, and a proprietary Bio-Resin that massively ups Line’s sustainability game.
Oh, and the new skis are offered in expanded size ranges to make them accessible to more skiers. In other words, there are no men’s and women’s models here—just skis. That fits with an industry-wide trend toward more “unisex” ski offerings, and we’re loving it.
What’s New
New Line Bacon 115. Symmetrical playful flex, Bio-Resin, thin tips for added durability and lower swingweights, reinforced sidewalls for added durability.
New Bacon 108 replaces the Sir Francis Bacon. The construction mirrors the 115.
New Chronic 101 and Chronic 94. All-mountain freestyle skis with aspen veneer cores, beefed up sidewalls for added durability, thin tips for low swing weights, and the same Bio-Resin technology you see in Bacon.
Other Highlights
New graphics for Pandora skis, long-standing favorites among women skiers. Waist widths: 84, 94, 104, and 110. Lightweight and playful, yet sturdy, all-mountain and freeride skis.
New graphics for the Blade Optic series, which received high marks in our 2022 Powder7 Ski Test. Models: 92, 96, 104, 114. Metal laminate packs a punch, while playful shapes keep the skis true to Line’s DNA.
New graphics for the Vision 118, Vision 108 and Vision 98, along with the iconic Pescado and Sakana skis.
New graphics for the Tom Wallisch Pro.
New sizes and art for the Blend.
Two graphics options for the Honey Badger.
Bonus: Aprés Booties!
Line’s skier-favorite aprés booties are back for 2023-2024, with new colors but the same widely loved appeal.
