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Line Stepup Skis

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$181.95 - $409.95

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Specs

Type: Park & Pipe, All Mountain
Shape: Twin Tip, Symmetrical Twin
Ability Level: Advanced-Expert
Rocker Type: Hybrid, Early Rise
Binding Compatibility: Traditional
Construction: Hybrid, Line Deckwall Construction
Core Material: Wood, Maple Macro Block. 2-Ply Maple Veneer
Base: Sintered, Line Fatty Sintered Race Base & Edge
Recommended Use: Skiing
Manufacturer Warranty: 1 Year

Description: Line Stepup Skis

If you want a narrow, firm flexing park ski for high-end freestyle shredding, the Line Stepup Skis are your weapon of choice. They feature an ultra-fast Race Base, guaranteeing plenty of speed to clear even the biggest gaps. A revolutionary construction combines a bombproof Skatedeck with a smooth flexing, solid sidewall feel. This makes the Stepup one of the firmest symmetrical skis available with insane pop and durability that can still press out butters all day. If you are all about speed and amplitude, get ready to step up to the next level of freestyle performance.

Key Features of the Line Stepup Skis:
  • Deckwall
  • Fatty Race Base and Edge
  • Symmetric Fivecut
  • Maple Macroblock
  • Symmetric flex
  • Shape mm: 113-86-113
  • Profile mm: 0-4-0 (Tip Early Rise/ Camber/ Tail Early Rise)
  • Sidecut m: 19.3
  • Stance mm: 0 (centered)
  • Tip/ Tail mm: 52/ 52

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Great Gift!
My son was so excited to receive these for Christmas. I did a lot of research before purchasing. My decision was affirmed when my son said these were "bad-ass" skis.
January 1, 2015
Purchased
 over 3 years ago
Sickkkk Ski
Love this ski. The true symmetric shape makes riding and landing switch insanely fun and easy. Great pop, but still very buttery on jibs or all over the mountain. Only issue is that the wood deck sometimes chips easily, but just treat em right and they'll hold up nicely. Overall my favorite ski to ride in the park or on mountain. Just get it!
March 31, 2016
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Awsome
Beat skis ever. Loads of pop. Great graphics (look cooler in real life) not too buttery. Great for jumps and realy fast and easy to carve
January 28, 2018
Saint clair shores, MI, US
Age: 15-24
Ability:
Advanced
Meh they Ight
Line step ups are heavy durable stif good for tail press race base is extremely nice if they came back I would buy another pair I don’t recommend them for light people
July 8, 2018
Grand Portage, MN, US
Age: 15-24
Ability:
Intermediate
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Why did you choose this?
The-House.com Store
I chose this because it had a very good deal and even though it was an older ski, I saw that it was built very well. Also the graphics look wicked.
Robert S on Sep 3, 2018
my son did the research and wanted and the ski's ... as a terrain park skier (which I'm not) I figured he knew what he wanted.
Debbie V on Sep 12, 2016
I chose this because it had a very good deal and even though it was an older ski, I saw that it was built very well. Also the graphics look wicked.
Robert S on Sep 3, 2018
Good reviews.
Kody S on Dec 27, 2016
my son did the research and wanted and the ski's ... as a terrain park skier (which I'm not) I figured he knew what he wanted.
Debbie V on Sep 12, 2016
Good reviews.
Kody S on Dec 27, 2016
Are these skis used or new?
A shopper on Jan 12, 2016
BEST ANSWER: These are new and sweet! Love the wood topsheet.
Do they come in brown?
A shopper on Feb 20, 2015
BEST ANSWER: These Line Stepup Skis have a wood grain style brown topsheet.
What size break should I get if if want to be mounted dead center?
A shopper on Nov 11, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Standard 90mm or 100mm brake is fine. The skis are 86mm at dead center meaning if you mount them dead center, the brake will sit slightly behind that, closer to 87 or 88mm width. Anything wider than that is fine for brakes.
ship to Australia?
jerry on Mar 17, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes we ship to Australia. Check out the Australian Shipping page here: http://www.the-house.com/helpdesk/shipping-information/australian-shipping/
What year are these skis?
A shopper on Feb 26, 2018
BEST ANSWER: 2016 I believe. Got them for my 19 year old son and he says they are awesome!
Will these skis work with a set of demo tryolia attack 13s or will the binding be too wide for this ski?
eric B on Jul 17, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I can't see why not. It's more the brake width to pay attention to. The skis are 87mm at the waist but the toe and heel of the binding sits at a wider spot. I have them mounted dead center because I like the symmetrical ski. Marker jester bindings I think are about the same size as the tyrolia. You probably have ballpark 100mm of platform to work with for the toe and heel pieces. Just make sure you have a 110mm brake. The 130mm is way too big. Hope that helps.
What type of Bindings and size should I get?
A shopper on Feb 25, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi,
Look for a standard bindings with a brake of 90-95mm wide. Something like this: https://www.the-house.com/ma1m11te90bs15zz-marker-ski-bindings.html . However, if you want help getting the perfect bindings, have a chat with our sales staff.. they can help! 1 (800) 409-7669.
I'm a snowboarder switching back to skiing. I'm looking for a reasonably priced park ski any suggestions?
Tanner G on Feb 19, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Hi Tanner,

May people budget differently. What price is reasonable for you?

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