Line Tom Wallisch Pro Skis 2018

Line Tom Wallisch Pro Skis 2018

WILL YOU SIGN MY MAGIC CARDS - ANDY PARRY

2 Summers ago (June 2015) at Mt. Hood we were testing this ski with Tom Wallisch, Andy Parry and the rest of the gang from Line.  Tom was on this ski, his new pro model, the Tom Wallisch Pro which at the time had an all white top sheet.  Getting off the lift we skied to the right of the lift (skiers right) Tom boosted off what was literally a lump that a groomer messed up on and somehow defyed gravity and physics all together, immediatly were like 'ok these things have a lot of pop'.  Before heading down to the park we just arced a bunch of turns around the rocks and Tom did a tail press going well over 60mph for what seemed like a football field.  Then we hit the park and the snake run, but seeing what these skis are capable of and how stoked he was on them over the Chronic's was pretty awesome.

 

@twallisch getting chased by @parryandy in the tight snake line at #mthood riding with @theskimonster guys! Good times still to be had on snow! #linesummer15 @windellscamp

A photo posted by Line Skis (@lineskis) on Jun 19, 2015 at 9:47pm PDT

Construction

Capwall - A combination of cap and full sidewall construction. Sidewall is placed directly over the edges for increased edge hold, while cap construction runs the length of the ski helping to reduce weight and increase response.

Core

MapleElite Macroblock - This core is a blend of both Aspen and Maple wood. Maple is placed underfoot for power and stability, and Aspen is located in the tip and tail for easy turn initiation and reduced weight.

Shape

Early Rise - Tip and tail early rise provide the skis with catch-free freestyle shredding, as well as effortless turn initiation regardless of snow condition. For comparison The Wallisch Pro has 12mm of rocker in the tip and tail, the Chronic has 2mm.

Additional Awesomeness

Thin Tip - An incredibly thin wood core and sidewall are placed in the tip of ski for supreme weight reduction.

Symmetric Flex - Ideal for freestyle shredding, this flex pattern is identical in-front and behind your boot. This allows the skis to easily accommodate any terrain, as well as perform equally well when skiing switch.

Fatty Base & Edge - 30% thicker edge and base give the skis bomb-proof durability!

Binding

The Line Tom Wallisch does not come with a binding. We recommend you use a binding that will accommodate your skiing needs (all-mountain, freestyle etc.). A 90 - 97mm brake width will work great make sure the release settings will work for your particular activity and skier type. Questions about what's best for you, contact an expert at TheSkiMonster.com.

Recommended Binding: Marker Jester Pro.