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 So these skis are going to be best for maybe an intermediate to advanced expert skier who's looking for a ski that's going to be really responsive on groomers, primarily, but also has some versatility, is able to handle some moguls, some fresh snow. Yeah, these things are great, definitely check them out. So there are obviously a lot of skis to choose from, and we would love to help you get on the right pair. Reach out to one of our experts, and we will get you taken care of

 When you lay into it, it feels pretty soft, but it holds its edge pretty nicely. This is definitely one of the most unique skis I've ever ridden. So the shovel is 154 millimeters, and the waist is only 95, so you really kind of feel that shovel. It takes a little getting used to, I would say, but when you get used to it, I mean, you can rail very short turns

 One that is designed to go fast and carve really hard, really tight turns, but yet remains versatile in other conditions as well. First off, let's get some things clear. We are not sponsored by any brand. We are not getting paid to review any of these products

 So if you're an X-racer, these are definitely a good consideration. Something to note, they don't have any real stiffness under the foot, which I found really interesting. It gives them a lot of pop out of the turn, but they're sort of stiffer at tip and tail. They're a really active ski, and definitely you can ski them pretty aggressively

You’ll never see another ski like this…

The Line Blade 95 is one of the most unique skis on the market. Designed as a carving ski, the Blade features a titanal spine that gives it loads of energy and grip. The aspen core is light and forgiving for a fun and responsive flex. It is truly one of a kind.

If you have any questions about whether the Line Blade 95 is the right ski for you, reach out and talk to Matt here
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Should you Buy the 2021 Line Blade 95 | Curated - YouTube

The Line Blade will feel like a child's ski to you based on the others you already have.  They're ***way*** too soft.

This would be the middle ski in a quiver of three, other skis are a 180cm Völkl Racetiger GS 69mm and the other is a 179cm Nordica Enforcer 104 Free.

I enjoy carving more than going off piste, but would like to have the option to do so. The Racetigers get bogged down in afternoon conditions if there’s a touch of snow, else I’d just use those.

I’m 5’10”, 180 pounds, lower advanced. 

The Blades seem nice for their crazy sidecut but I’m not sure what I’m giving up compared to a more traditional stiff/strong ski like the Brahma.

<div class="md"><p>This would be the middle ski in a quiver of three, other skis are a 180cm Völkl Racetiger GS 69mm and the other is a 179cm Nordica Enforcer 104 Free.</p>

<p>I enjoy carving more than going off piste, but would like to have the option to do so. The Racetigers get bogged down in afternoon conditions if there’s a touch of snow, else I’d just use those.</p>

<p>I’m 5’10”, 180 pounds, lower advanced. </p>

<p>The Blades seem nice for their crazy sidecut but I’m not sure what I’m giving up compared to a more traditional stiff/strong ski like the Brahma.</p>
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Line Blade vs Brahma 88 or something else more traditional

 So you have it full through the tip, through the tail, but it's separated underfoot. So like I said, pushing into this thing is super easy. But it's also really stable. Yeah, the Line Blade, it's going to be a great ski for your expert all-mountain skier who just wants a fun, playful, weird ski

 But it's also really stable. Yeah, the Line Blade, it's going to be a great ski for your expert all-mountain skier who just wants a fun, playful, weird ski.

https://www.skis.com/Line-Blade-Skis/600093P,default,pd.html

Line brings innovation to the table with the all new Blade. This a great ski for any advanced intermediate to expert level shredder who wants an all mountain ski that can rip on the frontside. The Aspen wood core features Line's new technology Gas Pedal Metal. Gas Pedal Metal is a piece of titanium cut in half laid on top of the wood core, located on the tip and the tail. This method will stiffen the ski for groomer performance and will help cut the chatter down at speed. An all mountain rocker profile will help with energy transfer when initiating high speed carves but also promotes maneuverability. The tighter turn radius and wider underfoot will help navigate trees while keeping you on top of the snow. The tail is slightly cut out, so don't be shy to lean back a bit and get the Blade into some powder for some off trail performance. Lines trademarked 5 Cut gives the edge of the ski 5 different turn radius for any style of turn when needed. Line gives a whole new meaning to all mountain skiing with the all new Line Blade.

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I'm 6'1, 210lbs, and my daily on the east coast here for very similar priorities is that maverick 95 ti. If I weren't on it, the ski in that category that's impressed me the most is the line blade optic 96.

1st pair of skis was a pair of sky 7s (98mm, tons of rocker, and very light), which were a ton of fun to learn on, but after progressing I’ve realized they’re just too soft for me and ski very very short, so I’m fairly limited as far as speed &amp; stability goes.

I bought a pair of QST Blanks as a powder ski (loved them) and now I’m looking to trade in the sky 7s for something that’ll be my primary ski on the 80% of non-powder days. 

Me: 6’4” 200 lbs

What I like to ski: Steeps/Trees/Moguls/Groomers, I focus more on skiing more challenging but also 

Where I ski: Colorado

Main priorities are a ski that’s significantly more stable at speed and solid underfoot, but still playful enough to handle a majority of time skiing moguls and trees, along with occasional small jumps/tricks here and there.

Been looking at the Fischer Ranger 94 FR, Stance 96, Enforcer 94, and Maverick 95 TI, but wondering if there’s any other skis I should be considering that fit the bill of what I’m looking for, or if anyone has any recommendations from that list

<div class="md"><p>1st pair of skis was a pair of sky 7s (98mm, tons of rocker, and very light), which were a ton of fun to learn on, but after progressing I’ve realized they’re just too soft for me and ski very very short, so I’m fairly limited as far as speed &amp; stability goes.</p>

<p>I bought a pair of QST Blanks as a powder ski (loved them) and now I’m looking to trade in the sky 7s for something that’ll be my primary ski on the 80% of non-powder days. </p>

<p>Me: 6’4” 200 lbs</p>

<p>What I like to ski: Steeps/Trees/Moguls/Groomers, I focus more on skiing more challenging but also </p>

<p>Where I ski: Colorado</p>

<p>Main priorities are a ski that’s significantly more stable at speed and solid underfoot, but still playful enough to handle a majority of time skiing moguls and trees, along with occasional small jumps/tricks here and there.</p>

<p>Been looking at the Fischer Ranger 94 FR, Stance 96, Enforcer 94, and Maverick 95 TI, but wondering if there’s any other skis I should be considering that fit the bill of what I’m looking for, or if anyone has any recommendations from that list</p>
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All-Mountain Ski to round out quiver

Check out the new Line Blade Optic, from what I understand it’s a blade with more metal but free ride oriented so it’s not horrible off piste. I was stuck in the same position you’re in about a year ago, and I didn’t make the best decisions. I think this year I’m gonna replace my enforcer 94s with these optics if I like them after a test ride.

I'd be looking at the new Line Blade Optic series, Solomon Stance, Blizzard Rustler, to put a few other similarly constructed skis on your list. I will personally be on the Blade Optic 96 this year - crazy fun ski and gets up on rails. I haven't been on the Declivity 102, but the 92 is an awesome ski that was a lot of fun as well. With your height/weight, 188 would be good

 

Hi All, East coast skier here. Advanced, 6'3" 215lb. Looking to pickup Declivity 102 Ti for resort (90%) and some light touring in the Adirondacks and VT/NH. I will be mounting them with Shifts.

I need sizing help. Not sure if I should go with the 180s, which I think will be more maneuverable in trees and bumps, or 188s which should provide more stability and float. Cheers!

<div class="md"><p>Hi All, East coast skier here. Advanced, 6&#39;3&quot; 215lb. Looking to pickup Declivity 102 Ti for resort (90%) and some light touring in the Adirondacks and VT/NH. I will be mounting them with Shifts.</p>

<p>I need sizing help. Not sure if I should go with the 180s, which I think will be more maneuverable in trees and bumps, or 188s which should provide more stability and float. Cheers!</p>
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Declivity 102 Ti Sizing

I bought the line blade optic 104 in 184 ish as my one ski. The reviews make it sound like a ski that fits my style, or what I want my style to be 😂.

Hi, help. I'm going on season in les arc, at the end of the month and am looking for a pair of all mountain skis to serve me. I'm a reasonably decent intermediate with about 12 weeks on the mountain, I've got a preference to carving on piste but still want a pair that can take me anywhere, a bit of off piste and the occasional trip to the park. I'm a big guy 6'3 (190cm) and 90kg (200lbs) so ideally have a 185cm ish option in their range. Budgets not a huge concern (within reason). Considering I'm going to be out there all season I'd like something that I can grow into as a skier that can serve me now as an intermediate but I am still going to enjoy after 5 months out there.

I was considering Nordica Enforcer 88s but think they may be putting a bit too much focus on the ALL in all mountain and should maybe focus on something a bit narrower.

Was also looking at some Black Crow Vertis but the longest option is 180cm and I don't know if that may be too short.

As you may be able to tell I'm not the most knowledgeable when it comes to gear I just am looking for a pair that can act as my 1 ski quiver, do pretty much anything and can have a blast on.

Thanks for any advice/recommendations.

<div class="md"><p>Hi, help. I&#39;m going on season in les arc, at the end of the month and am looking for a pair of all mountain skis to serve me. I&#39;m a reasonably decent intermediate with about 12 weeks on the mountain, I&#39;ve got a preference to carving on piste but still want a pair that can take me anywhere, a bit of off piste and the occasional trip to the park. I&#39;m a big guy 6&#39;3 (190cm) and 90kg (200lbs) so ideally have a 185cm ish option in their range. Budgets not a huge concern (within reason). Considering I&#39;m going to be out there all season I&#39;d like something that I can grow into as a skier that can serve me now as an intermediate but I am still going to enjoy after 5 months out there.</p>

<p>I was considering Nordica Enforcer 88s but think they may be putting a bit too much focus on the ALL in all mountain and should maybe focus on something a bit narrower.</p>

<p>Was also looking at some Black Crow Vertis but the longest option is 180cm and I don&#39;t know if that may be too short.</p>

<p>As you may be able to tell I&#39;m not the most knowledgeable when it comes to gear I just am looking for a pair that can act as my 1 ski quiver, do pretty much anything and can have a blast on.</p>

<p>Thanks for any advice/recommendations.</p>
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Single ski quiver advice

Right now my top 2 are ON3P Woodsman 110 and Sego Comp 110. Main criteria is for the ski to be responsive and playful while having nice float and being stiff/damp enough to blast through chop.

If anyone has experience on these skis please let me know how you like them. Any other ski recommendations around 110 underfoot are appreciated.

Thanks!

<div class="md"><p>Right now my top 2 are ON3P Woodsman 110 and Sego Comp 110. Main criteria is for the ski to be responsive and playful while having nice float and being stiff/damp enough to blast through chop.</p>

<p>I&#39;m more of a directional skier but will hit some natural features and cliffs. 5&#39;7 and 135lbs if that info helps at all.</p>

<p>If anyone has experience on these skis please let me know how you like them. Any other ski recommendations around 110 underfoot are appreciated.</p>

<p>Thanks!</p>
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Good powder ski around 110 underfoot?

I ski on the east coast and am looking for something to replace my Rustler 9s or looking to be talked into keeping them. 

I really appreciate the metal reinforcement in these and I like the width underfoot for the occasional few inches of snow, but don't find them that playful. I don't throw any big tricks but like to throw 180s and 360s off of small natural features. I also like to ride switch. 

Is there a more playful ski out there that still has some metal reinforcement for the icy chunder?

<div class="md"><p>I ski on the east coast and am looking for something to replace my Rustler 9s or looking to be talked into keeping them. </p>

<p>I really appreciate the metal reinforcement in these and I like the width underfoot for the occasional few inches of snow, but don&#39;t find them that playful. I don&#39;t throw any big tricks but like to throw 180s and 360s off of small natural features. I also like to ride switch. </p>

<p>Is there a more playful ski out there that still has some metal reinforcement for the icy chunder?</p>
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