LINE 2020/2021 Sakana Skis - The Versatile All-Mountain Ski Like No Other On The Market.

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The LINE Sakana was created to rip the entire mountain. We took the insanely fun and innovative design of the Pescado and transfixed it into a narrower, more versatile ski. Utilizing a unique swallowtail shape and camber through the majority of the ski, the Sakana is made to rail turns on hard snow, but an early rise tip and wide shovel (nose) allow them to surf through deeper snow with ease.
A ski that floats on fresh, and carves better than your Dad on Thanksgiving dinner, experience the Sakana.
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[@mydlo3]

It would be cool if you highlighted specific benefits and purposes of each ski model, becauce so far in these videos everyone is saying "you can do anything with this skis"

[@DowntimeMedia]

I’ve said that ever since I started skiing 🤣 line skis says that every single ski is a fun playful but buttery ski that’s stable through jumps, can ski powder, and be an all mtn bomber, also can be a one ski quiver 😂😂😂

[@lineskis]

For sure. Good point and appreciate the input! We do develop our skis to be ridden all over the mountain, but obviously, some are geared towards different categories - i.e park, powder, all-mountain, etc. I guess we assume it's obvious that a 92 underfoot park ski isn't going to perform as well in powder and vice versa for a powder ski in the park. Ideally, the purpose of these videos is to highlight how they ski/ what you can expect from them, and hopefully, the viewers will see the category of ski (freestyle, freeride) and connect the dots of the ski not being specific to exactly one specific way to ski.

[@AndreasJacobson]

I have the pescados and it's the best ski I've ever had. I'm buying a pair of sakanas for this season but I'm wondering how to mount them? I'll use them as a all mountain jib ski.