Line Skis Sakana Review - Part I

My new Line Skis Sakana model from Eric Pollard just arrived. Here's a detailed review of the Sakana ski before I mount the bindings. The skis look really rad. Can't wait to test the Sakana's in a variety of conditions and report back.
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Buy local if and when you can, but if you can't please use this link and I'll get a couple of bucks. It's probably enough to buy me a beer on the mountain. ;)
An all-new ski bred from the same DNA as the Pescado - only tailored towards a more all-mountain experience. Featuring a similarly styled tail knockout, the Sakana is a resolute paradigm shift ski design. At 105mm underfoot and featuring the same geometric principles of the Pescado, the Sakana can exhibit a variety of turn shapes. We introduced a Carbon Flax Weave and continued with the pushed back mounting point, allowing a skier to size down without losing edge-grip and power across all terrain and snow conditions.
Eric Pollard and LINE introduced the Pescado: an oversized powder ski with a knocked out swallowtail and massive forebody. The Pescado marked a drastic departure from the existing trajectory of one of the longest and most fruitful partnerships in ski design between LINE and Eric Pollard. After years of skiing and testing, LINE realized that the same design ethos that birthed the Pescado should not be limited to merely powder-specific applications.
Sakana is an all-new ski bred and tailored towards a more all-mountain experience. Featuring a styled tail knockout, the Sakana is a resolute paradigm shift ski design.
An all-new ski bred from the same DNA as the Pescado - only tailored towards a more all-mountain experience.
Eric Pollard and LINE introduced the Pescado: an oversized powder ski with a knocked out swallowtail and massive forebody. Featuring a similar styled tail knockout, the Sakana is a directional powder ski unlike anything else on the market.
Featuring a styled tail knockout, the Sakana is a resolute paradigm shift ski design. At 105mm underfoot, the Sakana can exhibit a variety of turn shapes. Carbon Flax Weave and a pushed back mounting point allow a skier to size down without losing edge-grip and power across all terrain and snow conditions.
After years of development, Eric Pollard’s done it again with a directional powder ski unlike anything else on the market.