Real time prices for the Line Invader 2007, or similar ski products:
Written by Ski Review Guest on 11/15
These skis are supposed to be soft they are a park ski. Don’t get me wrong I like K2’s but I think if you want a sweet park ski line is the way to go.
Written by Ski Review Guest on 01/28
I am looking at these two skis but I cannot decide which ones to pick I pretty much ski all terrain but I do a lot of park too.
Written by Ski Review Guest on 01/31
Just wore out my Line Chronics. They served me well for 2.5 seasons. I do not know about the Invader but the Chronic is pretty damn stiff and great all around ski, kills it in the park mind you. Anybody know how much stiffer the Chronic actually is than the Invader?
Written by Ski Review Guest on 07/03
my friend had the 06 invaders…and i loved the way they rode…...so after his invaders blew to shreds i bought the 07 version…and loved em…...they butter nicely i must say and after i got used to the center mount they were deff the best ski ive ever had for that price….
Written by Ski Review Guest on 09/14
Well i hear peps talking smack about the flex but well there wrong the flex helps with butters and jumps people say they wash out, well ne ski will if u land sidways. in conclusion the flex and new tips are perfect for jumping the flex makes a much softer landing compared to its counterpart the chronic. and for rails you cant beat how lite the ski is compard to other wood core models , i recomend them and love them. i had na pair of PE’s and i bought a pasir of invaders and i have had 3 pairs since. support the brand ride line
Written by Ski Review Guest on 09/19
Im debtaing on wehter to buy the Amrada Arw’s or The new Line Invaders….Wut do you people reccomend? Im normally in the park…still learning…!
I need some ADVICE!
Written by Ski Review Guest on 10/25
i am a young kid trying to keep on progresing in the park and i am looking for the sickest park ski out there. I am probobly going to get the new invaders they sound pretty awsome especouly for the price but do you have any other suggestions?
Written by Ski Review Guest on 10/25
i am also 5’ 10” what size would u suggest
Written by Ski Review Guest on 11/24
I just got these skis after having a pair of rossignol scratch skis which were pretty nice. The invaders are a stiffer ski but they are the same weight in the front and back which is great, they are a faster ski and have alot of pop. This is a great ski for someone that is going to do a little bit of everything.
Written by Ski Review Guest on 12/20
holy shit!!! i just bot a pair of line invaders witch snapped in a fucking week a wast of money even in that week they sucked!!! i would randomly catch an edge and eat shit dont bye them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Written by Ski Review Guest on 01/12
ted - sounds like the rider… not the skis, buddy.
Written by Ski Review Guest on 01/25
ok guys i cant decide which ski to get k2 silencer or line invader? looking for a ski for all mountain and am going to be in the park a lot too so any recommendations? thanks
Written by Ski Review Guest on 02/27
Ted- first of all relax.. line has one of the best warranties around. IF they snapped (very very very unlikely) then give them a call. The invaders are not for you! You don’t ride park much and they are amazing for park! Get some blends or something that wont be too advanced for you! Good luck buddy! Ride line forever!
Written by Ski Review Guest on 03/12
These are sturdy as any other ski out there, and even if they were week you would have to be the biggest dumb ass ever to snap any ski after a week. Its not a fucking skateboard. These are the greatest park skis of all time. I have the 08 version and i cant believe how much pop they give. I had made a coment about 7 articles up from this one wonder if i should get them. I am glad i did. Of course there at home jibbing shit, but they are also stable for landing bigger jumps. I live in wisconsin so the season is pretty much over for me it sucks. The only bad thing about the skis is the top sheet chips quite easily
Written by Ski Review Guest on 03/23
I am a young kid who skis park alot and i want a soft ski. I am 5’2 95lb. I want to be able to butter nicely and nose press. I am good on jibs and jumps and like both. The line invaders sound good but i dont know if they are soft enough for my weight. Does any one reccomendations for what skis i should get.
Written by Ski Review Guest on 04/10
Its the end of the season and im looking into getting new skis for the upcoming season. I’ve been riding the k2 silencers and there a bit to heavy without enough pop for me. so do they hold up for butters as well as air? cuz iv heard the whole symetrical thing just makes you catch edges ...
Written by Ski Review Guest on 09/10
those skis are amazing. why buy k2 when you can buy line. i wore a set of fugatives out in 1/2 a season (railed em till they snapped) i rode the invaders even harder than the k2s and they still work great 2 years later. buy the invaders
Written by Ski Review Guest on 11/12
my first ski was the 06 invader and they’ve ridden like a dream since. They’re light with good pop so u can spring onto rails. Real nice for takeoffs also, just gives u that extra burst u need to stomp that seven. They’re durable as hell cuz I ride these things mountain, urban, and jib randomly in the woods. Amazing skifor the price jus make sure they’re center mounted and u got foot bindings. RIDE LINE FOR LIFE!!
Written by Ski Review Guest on 01/29
I just bought the 08’s and they are the best ski. I have been skiing the Rossignol Ghettos and those suck and these are so good for huge jumps. 7’s are a breeze with these and rails on these are like skiing down a bunny hill.
Written by Ski Review Guest on 10/27
These are fun, but when you can pay the same price for top of the line K2 Fujative, why buy these. They are much more flimsy. Stick with K2.