Line Vision 118
Level: Advanced
Brand: Line
Model year: 2021
Measure (Tip/Waist/Tail): 152/118/138 mm Turning radius: 19.50 m Weight: 1900 gram (183 cm)
Lengths: 175,183,189 cm
Manufacturers description
The all - new LINE Vision 118 is your ticket to ride on days when the storms are rolling, and the
snow keeps flying. A finely tuned taper and rocker profile, and a light core reinforced with THC
Technology, the Vision 118 can blast, arc, and surf the deepest of the deep without making your
legs feel like lead. Drop-in on this incredibly lightweight freeride ski and forge through anything
the mountain may throw at you.
snow keeps flying. A finely tuned taper and rocker profile, and a light core reinforced with THC
Technology, the Vision 118 can blast, arc, and surf the deepest of the deep without making your
legs feel like lead. Drop-in on this incredibly lightweight freeride ski and forge through anything
the mountain may throw at you.
What do you think about Line Vision 118?
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Strengths:
Good flow in loose snow
Easy
Perfect ski for Japan trip
Doesn't feel so wide and long, can be thrown around trees when it starts to become a dense forest.
Can be dropped without damaging either shins or toes.
Can be put on edge but not optimal
Incredibly playful
Weaknesses:
Not tested on piste more than between off-piste skis
Summary:
I bought these with a marker duke PT and am super happy with the choice for Japan-24, there were no limitations on what the ski could do with either 80cm of new or driven snow right next to it. The idea was to have a ski that you could ride around and play with but still be stable enough when riding a little steeper and it really delivered there. The closest ski comparison is the Bent Chetler 120 that my brother rode on the same trip.
Model year: 2023
Riding style: Powder, top ride, jump and play.
Length on the ski: 189 cm
Riders weight: 80 kg
Riders length: 190 cm
Good flow in loose snow
Easy
Perfect ski for Japan trip
Doesn't feel so wide and long, can be thrown around trees when it starts to become a dense forest.
Can be dropped without damaging either shins or toes.
Can be put on edge but not optimal
Incredibly playful
Weaknesses:
Not tested on piste more than between off-piste skis
Summary:
I bought these with a marker duke PT and am super happy with the choice for Japan-24, there were no limitations on what the ski could do with either 80cm of new or driven snow right next to it. The idea was to have a ski that you could ride around and play with but still be stable enough when riding a little steeper and it really delivered there. The closest ski comparison is the Bent Chetler 120 that my brother rode on the same trip.
Model year: 2023
Riding style: Powder, top ride, jump and play.
Length on the ski: 189 cm
Riders weight: 80 kg
Riders length: 190 cm
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