Line Sick Day 104

And he really, really likes this ski because it's got, you know, it's performance that you can trust. It's a ski that you can grab on pretty much any ...

Today we're going to talk about the Line Sickday 104. Super fun ski, the Sickday collection in general is kind of Line's take on directional all mount...

It's very strong. I got no complaints about this ski. Anyone that's a strong intermediate to expert level rider would want to be on the Line Sick Day ...

Sick Day 104, and it's not even close.

You do not want to ride lifts on a regular basis with a 1600g ski, like the Vision 108. They simply are not designed for that.

Plenty of great skis that would fit that description. Look at ski reviews. My current ski for trees and bumps is a Line Sick Day 104.

Concerns about the holyshred and enforcer 104 free are the two sheets of metal coming off the Line Sick Days. Concerns about the Sender is if the the tail splay is enough (I'm sure it is)... but prefer skis that are less hooky. Moving off the rental skis to the sick days were great when i was still learning and wanted to bail speed quickly by kicking out the heels.

Better in crud than the Soul 7 but not as energetic and not quite as surfy. Line Sick Day 104 is better in crud and even lighter but not as energetic or surfy. Elan Ripstick 106 is energetic and quick and light but not as surfy. K2 Reckoner 102 or 112 and Line Sir Francis Bacon will be as surfy and forgiving but they’re forward mounted which you may or may not care about.

* Line Sick Day 104 179cm - This seems like the best option overall. Doesn’t seem to have any strong negatives or really strong strengths either.

Get some Line Sick Day 104's. It's the last year they're making them and they're pretty affordable at Evo

\*\*Oh and to note they're amazing. All mountain-perfection

I'm a similar skier and demoed the Sick Day 104 and the Salomon QST 99 this year. I went with the Sick Day and have had no regrets. It's a very fun ski and I can still rip it down groomers or play in narrow trees.