Line Chronic 101 Skis 2024

STEEZE IS SKILL.

REVIEWED BY: Joe Riccio

The all new Line Chronic 101 is a playful park ski that has the ability to be skied outside of the park. It's nimble, agile, quick edge to edge and is happy jibbing, slashing or airing it out just about anywhere there's snow. This isn't a ski you buy to lay over high edge angle carves on groomers, this is a ski that loves a playful skiing style and runs in some softer snow. Lightweight construction helps to keep the Chronics level of maneuverability at a 10/10 and helps to keep the swing weight down if you're spinning the skis right round, right round. Some park oriented skis don't have enough suspension or a strong enough construction to allow them to be skied outside of the park, the Chronic doesn't mind. In the trees or softer snow the Chronic is efficient and offers decent float to keep you gliding through more technical terrain. On groomers, these skis are energetic but don't offer a ton of suspension so they may feel a little harsh over really firm terrain at higher speeds. However, groomers aren't where the Chronics are designed to thrive. This is one of the more playful skis we carry and it's great at what it's built for. Soft snow, park laps, tree runs and leaving the ground. They're sick. 

Who is this ski for? Skiers who frequent the park, hunt for softer snow, and need some all-mountain capabilites. 

Who isn't this ski for? Aggressive skiers worried about stability at high speeds or skiers who know they are going to spend most of the day on groomers. If you ski in a GS suit this isn't the ski for you, probably. 

Tested by

Andrew Plourde

Garrett Finn

Matt Berkowitz

Tyler Fuller