Line Sakana Skis 2020

Line Sakana Skis 2020

SICK DAY, BUT MORE PARTY

r: 15 meters @ 174 centimeters // weight: 1770 grams @ 174 centimeters // Rocker-Camber-Rocker

150 -105 - 138

Test Locations: Crested Butte CO, Red Mountain BC

The Pescado is a 100% pow day fun stick, the Sakana is a more realistic shape that will hang a bit better when going from sick zone to cat walk to connecting trail to sick zone.  Having a slug for a ski in between isn't a ton of fun and the snow isn't always super deep, that's where the Sakana comes in.  Pollard did a killer job on the shape and flex, maintaining a surfy, slarvy ski in a narrower 105 mm waist.  The swallow tail does a couple things for ya, keeps the tips up and makes the Sakana's a bit looser feeling in the tails, due to less torsional strength. It's the coolest looking powder ski, you can get, so yea.

Paulownia/Maple Core

Titanal Tail reinforcement + Carbon Fiber Flax Weave

Designed by: Line // Built by: K2, China

TLDR: The tail isn't as weird as you think it is.  The turn radius is refreshing, sub 17 m at 105 mm.

Recommended Binding: The Line Sakana's do NOT include a binding -- the best skis come flat.

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