Line Vision 98

Lightweight, a lot of fun to ski, it can handle a wide range of terrain it's not like the strongest ski on groomers but it's got enough camber and tha...

It made it really fun and that is how I feel about this ski as well, except it's got a twin tip on it so it makes it a little bit more versatile and m...

Hi, I'm Adam and I just got done skiing the brand new Line Vision 98. This is just an awesome, very well rounded ski for your advanced to expert level...

This is really what I look for in a ski for myself. It's lightweight, it's nimble and it's incredibly versatile.

This is fun, fun, wide all-mountain ski. Really lively underfoot. Super energetic

I have the Line Prophet 98 (different year) and I love them. Great ski for an intermediate progressing to advanced/expert. Excellent control on groomers and in the trees.

The **Line Vision 98** are my second favorite skis, but they're so light that they get knocked around with heavier, coastal snow. They aren't very stable on ice, either, but lots of fun everywhere else. I've skiied the **Moment Wildcats** in a few different lengths and widths and speak highly of them. They carve similar to the Foils and are super fun.

I'm actually looking to add a pair between 90-100mm for this season. If I were you I would pull the trigger on those vision 98's, looks like a fun ski. You'll be really happy you have the extra width if you get to ski on a deep day, want to venture into some easy glades, and they'll be a lot of fun in chop and springtime conditions.

That ski is probably the best all around ski on the market. It's just fantastic and makes a great touring ski. Here's some other skis to look into, they are mostly half and half skis, half backcountry, half resort. I'm not going to mention dedicated touring skis like the Blizzard Zero G, just because you really don't need a dedicated touring ski in VT, unless you really want.