Jan 4, 2023 · So, Line's promos tell us the Blade is designed to 'lay trenches and catch trannies' and if you know what that means, you're probably in their target audience. It's a piste ski in as far as the average Line customer would approach the in-bounds - …

Sep 20, 2023 · The Line Blade Optic 96 is a wizard in tight terrain. Or maybe, taking inspiration from the topsheet: a hacker. Hacking their way into the mainframe, learning intricate secrets and calculating the best lines through techy terrain.

Apr 25, 2023 · The Line Blade is a unique ski that combines the tight radius of a slalom ski with a wide all-mountain platform to create a fun and lively ride. The Line Blade is a good ski for those looking to have some extra fun on those groomer days or late spring slush laps, but not a …

May 1, 2020 · Featuring a versatile 95mm waist width, a massive shovel, and Gas Pedal Metal technology, the Blade is an aggressive and agile all-mountain charger that will allow you to carve, slash, drift, and power through turns like never before.”

At first glance, the Line Blade’s massive shovel and tight sidecut looks pretty funky, huh? But what fun would skiing be if the brands didn’t keep us on our toes? Line is no stranger to creative shapes and the Blade is just a continuation of the company’s quest to shake up the status quo.

Mar 6, 2023 · Equipped with our Gas Pedal Metal Overdrive™ technology, paired with a refined rocker profile, attuned tapering, and functional waist width, the Blade Optic 114 is a super stable stomp stick that will float through the deepest of deep and plow through crud. Kick it into overdrive and experience freeride through a new lens on the Blade Optic 114.”

Jul 5, 2022 · Ski: Line Blade. Length skied: 176cm. Measured weight (each ski): 2030 & 2045. Shape: 154-95-124. Sidecut: TIIGHT ~13.5m. Mount: recommended 4.5cm back. Binding: Tyrolia Attack 16 (2018 model) Days skied: 15. Reviewer height/weight: 5'10, 170lbs. Review Location(s): Quebec hills (Bromont & Saint-Sauveur) Canadian Rockies ( Sunshine & Lake Louise)

Jun 21, 2022 · Line is releasing the new Blade Optic series for the 2023 season. Coming in four different widths, three with metal, this is the perfect freeride tool for anyone looking to attack the mountain with ease.

Sep 2, 2023 · The all-new Line Blade is the latest in a long line of skis from that trend. At first glance -- and first ride -- it feels like the love child of the Icelantic Shaman and Elan SCX, two designs that broke the mold in their own generations. The Blade floats like the Shaman and carves like the SCX.

Sep 28, 2023 · Line’s Blade Optic series has four models and the 96 is the classic all mountain, freeride width that would suit strong intermediate to advanced riders looking to play across the whole mountain.