Line Chronic (2007)

Is this a okay all mountain ski??? I wanna know because I like it and read reviews on the 06’ version and they said it worked good all over… but I don’t know if the 07’ will? I don’t want a all park ski…

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The new Chronic is billed by Line themselves as an all-terrain ski and not a park ski so you’ll have no problem ripping the whole mountain with this bad boy!

The Chronics are back with insane graphics. They rip up the hardpack due to their stiffness and ability to hold an edge. They also work good for jumps since they are so stable.

Line Chronics gear review by Brian

I bought a pair on the internet and I want to know if these are good skis?  Thanks!

I want a ski that lets me ski in the woods but is also hungry for moguls and groomed trails, i also like to play around in the park a little bit, should i get the Prophet 80s or the Chronics?

These skis are some of the best park skis out there, but they do well all over the mountain.  I like them for bumbs and steep trees a lot because i can bring em around quick.  They do fine on groomers but don’t have a ton of sidecut for really tight perfectly carved turns.  They also aren’t huge enough for over 12-18 inches of snow. I would reccomend them for someone who spends a lot of time in the park, but likes to explore the whole mountain too.

I think if you are looking for an all mountain ski, Line would suggest the Chronic Blends, they are line’s answer to a one ski quiver, where you can use the chronics everywhere, they are designed for you to spend most of your time in the park. I havn’t skiied on either but have read ALOT of reviews as I am trying to find an all mountain ski for myself. Anyone have any other suggestions?

ok everyone whos worried about this ski not performing to what you want it to do dont worry this is one of the nicest all mountain skis ive ever ridden, personally my favorite is the 07 volkl karma, but nonetheless these guys will rip up any terrain you give it except for maybe hard core BC skiing, but dont worry youl have fun on em fo sho

these are the best skis i have ridden on in a long time.

I am thinking about buying these skis. I ski mostly outside of the park and hear this ski is good for that.. How well does it float in powder?

I like to do a little of everything. Do you think I should go with the Public Enemys or the chronics. thnx

From the research i made these are pretty great all mountain skis because of their stiffnes.

Great for landing jumps in the park too.

all rounder all mountain

Bought these ski’s in a fantastic deal and mounted them with a pair of Dynastar PX12 bindings. Absolutely loved these ski’s, they held the line with confidence and skiing switch / 180’s at high speed was so much fun. We had two pairs with us, one pair (mine) stood the test of spring skiing well. The other pair suffered from severe top sheet damage quite easily and had to be repaired (approx 25GBP). I took them through some tracked spring snow which was not a pleasant experience, although I cut through what little powder we found with relative ease. This is a definite piste/park ski with a splash of freeride thrown in, perfect for most capable skiers.

I have a pair of Line Chronic 167’s and they are amazing. Great power, and very easy to use. the ultimate noob and advanced skier’s ski in my opinion.

mine dont look like the picture, they have orange graphics. however i road them all of last season and they were just what i needed. i ski park, powder, mogles, bit of piste carving, just about anything… and these skis could handle any of it, never had any problems. a rly fun pair of skis… only downside is that the top layer is quite soft and so quite easily gets damaged, although its only a minor detail in comparison with the overall ski. definitely worth it.

I bought these skis with the intention of using them for the park and glades and getting a second pair for speed but once i started on these skis I never wanted/needed another pair.  Great skis, sick graphics,  move quick with good control.  All around awesome ski for people who like to freestyle ski and the traditional down hill skier.

I completely recommend these skis.  I went two seasons on them, and I loved them.  I am making a pretty big jump up to the EP Pros just for the pow.  Don’t let the 80mm underfoot get to you.  It’s not that noticeable.  I went from Park City to Alta in one season, and the transition was smooth from park to all-mountain.