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Line Afterbang
$435.00
Released August, 2010
The Pros:Can be taken into off-piste areas and maneuver well. Butter zones are well designed and have excellent snap. Lots of flex for the park, handles pipe action while keeping you in control.
The Cons:Heavier than most park skis, slows you down a bit. Tend to sink in deep powder.
The Line Afterbang is a park style freestyle ski that comes with a number of innovative jib-specific technologies, making it perfect for park riding and playful tricks.
The Afterbang comes with butterzones, which are top veneer layers that end at a specific point both in front and behind the binding that creates a 'hinge' point, giving it a smooth and controllable feel for nose/tail presses and for buttering.
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It comes with a wrap around edge, making it highly durable because the edge wraps around the entire tip without a seam. This ski also comes with a carbon ollieband, which comes with vartically laminated, carbon-fiber stringers that work to give you a lightweight ski for a ride full of pop.
This ski is related to the Line Stepup, which is also a freestyle park board, but it does not have the butter zones of the wrap around edge.
Features
- freestyle ski
- park style
- jib-specific technologies
- butterzones
- wrap around edge
- carbon ollieband
- fatty base and edge
- center mount
- symmetric flex
- symmetric geometry
- real twin tip
- skate deck construction
- maple wood veneer core
- sizes: 155, 166, 177
- shape: 115-88-115
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can be taken into off-piste areas and maneuver well
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butter zones are well designed and have excellent snap
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lots of flex for the park, handles pipe action while keeping you in control
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stiff enough to sail off of jumps with solid landings
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handle rails without getting scratched up
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great maneuvering at low speeds, can handle high speeds when you need it to
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heavier than most park skis, slows you down a bit
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tend to sink in deep powder
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