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A fan favorite of park skiers everywhere, the Line Blend Ski is legendary park ski that has long been a staple of creative park skiing. It is a ski for those who like to butter and press, surf, and smear their way around the park and mountain. This softer-flexing ski is ideal for skiers of all levels looking to spin and slash off everything.
Key Features:
- Early Rise™ Tip and Tail – Just enough rocker in the front and back keeps this ski agile whether skiing forward or backward.
- Symetrical Flex – The front and back of the ski have identical flex patters, creating a predictable feel when taking off and landing forward or backward.
- Fatty Base and Edge – Thick durable bases and edges allow this ski to handle years of park laps.

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LINE 2022/2023 Blend Skis - Butter, Bend, Send, & Get Creative

Hello! Looking to get a pair of the 2023 bent chetlers for my wife and would appreciate any input. She’s 5’4 and a beginner/intermediate skier, we just moved to the PNW. Currently torn between the 90’s at 157 cm or the 100’s at 164cm. Do you think the 100’s at 164 would be to much ski? I feel like the shorter 90’s would help her to get better at carving and turning, but I also don’t want to limit her on powder days. I’ll add that she’s coming from my old beat up middle school skis which were in the 140-150cm range and about 80mm wide.

<div class="md"><p>Hello! Looking to get a pair of the 2023 bent chetlers for my wife and would appreciate any input. She’s 5’4 and a beginner/intermediate skier, we just moved to the PNW. Currently torn between the 90’s at 157 cm or the 100’s at 164cm. Do you think the 100’s at 164 would be to much ski? I feel like the shorter 90’s would help her to get better at carving and turning, but I also don’t want to limit her on powder days. I’ll add that she’s coming from a pair of my old beat up skis which were in the 140-150cm range and about 80mm wide.</p>
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Bent 90 vs 100

 I'm not one for buttering all that much, but with these you just can't resist. They're so fun to play around with and they allow for a lot of variations that are only possible with such a unique flex pattern.

 The wide square tips and tails also make the ski easier to balance on when you're flexing them. So in other words, the Blend is really designed from the ground up for fun, fun, and more playful fun. I'm not one for buttering all that much, but with these you just can't resist. They're so fun to play around with and they allow for a lot of variations that are only possible with such a unique flex pattern

2022 Line Blend Ski Review - Newschoolers Ski Test

I'm a bit confused by the opposing viewpoints. Do wider (like over 100) perform better when it's soft or just give the sticky stuff more to grab? Let's assume waxing is sort of equal. Does the width help float with mush?

The other view I heard is that a bit narrower (80s) will cut through and give a good ride.

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m a bit confused by the opposing viewpoints. Do wider (like over 100) perform better when it&#39;s soft or just give the sticky stuff more to grab? Let&#39;s assume waxing is sort of equal. Does the width help float with mush?</p>

<p>The other view I heard is that a bit narrower (80s) will cut through and give a good ride.</p>
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Spring snow: is wider better?

 You want a nose butter, you want to get flexing, you want to be on them things. Line blend held up for that. The swing weight feels like there's nothing under my foot. Also ripping the groomers, very nice to turn with, pops you in and out of your next turn

 The swing weight feels like there's nothing under my foot. Also ripping the groomers, very nice to turn with, pops you in and out of your next turn. I was also hitting the XL today and they held up great on landings. No complaints for the Line blend, great ski

 I was also hitting the XL today and they held up great on landings. No complaints for the Line blend, great ski.

2023 Line Blend Review - Newschoolers Ski Test

I live in Tahoe, get about 60-80 “days” a year - but I particularly love late season skiing when it’s soft.  I like heading out for a few hours and sometimes just mess around in the park depending how I feel that day.  I want to practice more and feel more confident In the park. 

I have M5’s (186), Rossi Super 7’s (189), Black Crowes Nocta’s for all mountain type stuff - but they seem long/fat for my interest in more park skiing for part of the season.  I can play in the park non-aggressively but my skis feel long for some rails, etc. but maybe I just need more practice.  not so interested in fast, big jumps - I’m getting old.

What sort of qualities am I looking for in a park ski to learn more buttering, rails/features? What length am I shooting for as a 6’, 190lb guy? 

What are some “classic examples” of skis I should be considering/reading about?

<div class="md"><p>I live in Tahoe, get about 60-80 “days” a year - but I particularly love late season skiing when it’s soft.  I like heading out for a few hours and sometimes just mess around in the park depending how I feel that day.  I want to practice more and feel more confident In the park. </p>

<p>I have M5’s (186), Rossi Super 7’s (189), Black Crowes Nocta’s for all mountain type stuff - but they seem long/fat for my interest in more park skiing for part of the season.  I can play in the park non-aggressively but my skis feel long for some rails, etc. but maybe I just need more practice.  not so interested in fast, big jumps - I’m getting old.</p>

<p>What sort of qualities am I looking for in a park ski to learn more buttering, rails/features? What length am I shooting for as a 6’, 190lb guy? </p>

<p>What are some “classic examples” of skis I should be considering/reading about?</p>
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Add to quiver: What am I looking for in a Park ski? (Tahoe, 6’ dude)

 So it's a hundred millimeters underfoot, which does open up the possibility for more all-mountain skiing, freeride, soft snow stuff, but really best suited for terrain park applications, mostly due to that extremely flexible nature of the ski. We are built with a maple macro block, so wider stringers of maple wood give this thing its flexibility. You know, they definitely do a good job of thinning it out in order to increase the flex and the bend of the ski, but that maple also has kind of rigid properties to it that keep it damp and stable, you know, whether you're going at a pretty high rate of speed or if you're just using this in more of that freestyle format. We do get that maple macro block and then we also get some carbon stringers running through the ski that do provide the energy and the snap line says that they put them in there so you can ollie over snowboarders

 It is a symmetrical flex to it, so there's not a whole lot of difference from tip to tail. It's very consistently flexible, pretty light too. I mean this is the 171, so we are going to see a lighter weight than a longer length, but we're at 1660 grams on this ski, so it does kind of fall into that category of being light and maneuverable and incredibly quick, even for 100 millimeters underfoot. We also get symmetrical rocker on this one, so that kind of speaks to the, you know, consistent nature from tip to tail

 I mean this is the 171, so we are going to see a lighter weight than a longer length, but we're at 1660 grams on this ski, so it does kind of fall into that category of being light and maneuverable and incredibly quick, even for 100 millimeters underfoot. We also get symmetrical rocker on this one, so that kind of speaks to the, you know, consistent nature from tip to tail. There's not a whole lot of difference, you know, when you get this thing center mounted, that camber is directly under that midsole of your ski. It's very symmetrical and then when we see it from the side line here, you know, rocker starts down about here, right where that cap wall ends, so that gives the tips a little bit more of a floaty feel to them and then, you know, pretty straight taper, pretty true

2023 Line Blend - SkiEssentials.com Ski Test

So I want a park/buttery ski for next season. I'm planning to do spins, butters, grinds and probably not big jumps that much. I can't do any tricks other than to ride a tube, I know how to carve and break and all that good stuff. I'm a male teen, 50kg (111lbs) and 175cm (5'10"(?) idk) if that helps at all. I live in Finland.

I've had some cheap beginner Fischer skis, they're not really meant for park/tricks. I've looked around on blue-tomato and some other local shops and something that has caught my eye are the Völkl Bash 86 skis. Sadly I can't find a place to buy it anywhere so are the Völkl Bash 81's as good or good enough for me? They have a nice price tag and are shippable to me without any additional costs. Would you recommend them or something else? Preferred to be under 350€!

In conclusion: 50kg/175cm/male wants a good ski for park which is decently buttery, are the Völkl Bash 81's good for me/what could be a better alternative to it that doesn't exceed over 350€. Thanks!

<div class="md"><p>So I want a park/buttery ski for next season. I&#39;m planning to do spins, butters, grinds and probably not big jumps that much. I can&#39;t do any tricks other than to ride a tube, I know how to carve and break and all that good stuff. I&#39;m a male teen, 50kg (111lbs) and 175cm (5&#39;10&quot;(?) idk) if that helps at all. I live in Finland.</p>

<p>I&#39;ve had some cheap beginner Fischer skis, they&#39;re not really meant for park/tricks. I&#39;ve looked around on blue-tomato and some other local shops and something that has caught my eye are the Völkl Bash 86 skis. Sadly I can&#39;t find a place to buy it anywhere so are the Völkl Bash 81&#39;s as good or good enough for me? They have a nice price tag and are shippable to me without any additional costs. Would you recommend them or something else? Preferred to be under 350€!</p>

<p>In conclusion: 50kg/175cm/male wants a good ski for park which is decently buttery, are the Völkl Bash 81&#39;s good for me/what could be a better alternative to it that doesn&#39;t exceed over 350€. Thanks!</p>
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Ski recommendations, please

 It's a wood core that you'll see in a lot of different line skis and they kind of custom tailor the flex pattern by milling the core to different thicknesses. So this blend is really one of the softest flexing skis you're ever going to see, especially right up here in the tips and tails, which is by design. And it's kind of corresponding to some nice tip and tail rocker too. So we get relatively low rise camber underfoot and then nice long tip and tail rocker

 So it's 100mm underfoot, pretty symmetrical shape, not fully symmetrical, but it is the type of ski that's designed to be skied relatively centered. They use the maple macro block wood core in here, which is an Aspen wood core with two maple stringers in it. It's a wood core that you'll see in a lot of different line skis and they kind of custom tailor the flex pattern by milling the core to different thicknesses. So this blend is really one of the softest flexing skis you're ever going to see, especially right up here in the tips and tails, which is by design

 The softer flex actually helps as a powder application, it can be pretty darn fun as a powder ski, but certainly designed mostly for playful freestyle performance, whether you're taking it into a terrain park or whether you're just kind of like popping off natural hits and using the mountain as your personal playground, so to speak. So that's the Line Blend, check it out on skiessentials.com, let us know if you have any questions about it and we will see you guys out there on the slopes.

2022 Line Blend - SkiEssentials.com Ski Test

 Andy Perry here with the Line Blend. This is my go-to ski. Whether I'm skiing in Oregon, skiing in Massachusetts on a real small hill, we're out there every day, any condition and the Line Blend is it. What's up? My name's Andy Perry

 And you know what? This ski is the ski for me. That means it's the ski for me. By the Blend.

 If there's ice, whatever, this is awesome. This blunted tip right here, I love it for doing those weird grinds that I do. And you know what? This ski is the ski for me. That means it's the ski for me

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