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Bacon 115 Skis

Name: Bacon 115 Skis
Brand: LINE
Price: 548.99 CAD
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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 with a 110 mm waist width and an 18.4 m average sidecut radius, it handles wide, open terrain while remaining playful and maneuverable. The symmetric flex pattern responds equally in both directions, making it well suited for switch riding and buttering. A Maple Macroblock wood core provides a lively, responsive feel, while the Thick-Cut Sidewall construction extends sidewall material deeper into the core and over the steel edges, improving resilience against hard impacts such as rail slides. The Fatty Base and Fatty Edge system uses a 1.7 mm sintered base and 2.5 x 2.2 mm steel edges, which are roughly 30% thicker than standard, extending both durability and tuning life. A 13-2-13 mm rocker profile (tip-waist-tail) and a -40 mm stance back from center round out the geometry. Bio-resin construction reduces the carbon footprint of the resin by approximately 20% per ski, reflecting an eco-conscious manufacturing approach.

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

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