Bacon 115 Skis
$503.99
$899.99Save $396.00 (44%)
at The Last Hunt
Price Historylast 4 months
Low $467.00 · High $602.99. Hover the line to see each change.
Is this a good deal?
- The current price took effect within the last day.
- Across the 100 Ski & Snowboard deals we’re tracking right now, the median discount is 40% — this deal’s 44% off is right around that mark.
Based on prices we’ve recorded from The Last Hunt since March 2026, refreshed several times daily.
About this product
The LINE Bacon 115 is the widest ski in LINE's All-Mountain Freestyle Collection, built for riders who want to blend freestyle riding with deep powder performance. At 188 cm, it carries a 110 mm waist width and an average sidecut radius of 18.4 m, with a full dimensions profile of 148-115-143 mm and a 13-2-13 mm tip-to-tail rocker profile. The Maple Macroblock wood core delivers a lively, playful feel, while the symmetric flex pattern responds equally whether you are riding forward or switch. Construction highlights include the Thick-Cut Sidewall, which extends deeper into the core and adds material over the steel edges to better withstand hard impacts such as rail slides. The Fatty Base and Fatty Edge system uses a 1.7 mm sintered base and 2.5x2.2 mm steel edges, roughly 30 percent thicker than standard, extending both durability and tuning life. Bio-Resin construction reduces the resin carbon footprint by approximately 20 percent per ski. The stance sits 40 mm back from center, favoring a powder-oriented ride. Durability is rated at the top score of 5.
- Category
- Ski & Snowboard
- Brand
- LINE
- Material
- Wood Core: Maple Macroblock
- Color
- Colour: No Color
- Size
- 188cm
- Base
- Fatty Base™ Sintered 1.7mm
- Shape
- 148-115-143
- Geometry
- Single Radius
- Wood Core
- Maple Macroblock
- Turn Shape
- Wide, Multi-Radius
- Waist Width
- 110+mm
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the LINE Bacon 115 for its playful, surfy character in powder and soft snow, calling it an ideal blend of freestyle creativity and all-mountain capability. The full twin-tip shape, symmetrical flex, and centered mount point make buttering, skiing switch, and pivoting through trees feel natural and intuitive. Experts note it is stiffer and more stable than its predecessor, with a wood core and thick-cut sidewalls that handle chop, crud, and bumps better than expected for a ski this wide. The most common criticism is that it is not a true charger: edge hold suffers on hard pack and ice, and at very high speeds in heavy cut-up snow the tips can feel lively. Some reviewers also flag that its weight and width make it a poor fit for dedicated touring or groomer-focused skiers.
Specifications
- Durability
- 5/5
- Ski waist width
- 110 mm
- Ski turn radius
- 18.4 m
- Ski length
- 168,178,188 cm
Length options
| Length | Ski turn radius | Packed weight |
|---|---|---|
| 168 | 14 m | 1.95 kg |
| 178 | 16.2 m | 2.14 kg |
| 188 | 18.4 m | 2.34 kg |
Related Guides
Your AI Agent Doesn't Know How to Use a Shovel
Avalanche safety gear demands human research, expert training, and hands-on practice beyond any algorithm. Why your purchases matter more than the price.
Best Alpine Touring Gear Deals: Build a Full AT Setup at Half Price
Build a legit alpine touring setup for half the price. Real deals on AT boots, skis, and safety gear — tracked across 18+ outdoor retailers.
Best Time to Buy Ski Gear: Seasonal Sale Calendar and Strategy
Learn when ski gear prices bottom out and how to time your purchases. Month-by-month sale calendar, category timing guide, and price tracking strategy.
