Line Men's Chronic 94 Skis 2024

Designed for all-mountain freestyle enjoyment, the Chronic 94 remains the dopest all-mountain freestyle ski. What's even doper is the adjustments Line has made to this flagship ski for the 23/24 season. Complete with Bio-Resin to increase bonding within the core, new Thin Tip Technology to increase tip and tail durability, and Thick-Cut Sidewalls for added edge strength, the Chronic 94 is the beefiest freestyle ski Line has ever made. Pair these durability improvements with a refined overall shape, and you've got a sustainable ski that will feel just as good stepping up to the big jump line as it will ripping early morning groomers.

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BIO-RESIN:

Featuring better bonding, improved cold temperature toughness, and a 20% reduction in the carbon footprint of the resin for every ski produced, The TC 94 and 101 are the first skis we have brought to production with our new Bio-Resin technology.

THIN TIP:

We've extended the ski core to run through the tips and tails while creating a glass-on-glass bonding area in both the tip and the tail. This gives even compaction over the tip / tail of the ski and encapsulates anything that could delaminate in a large glass-on-glass bonding region, meaning that while delaminations can always happen, this will keep the delamination from propagating to the core of the ski and limit it to edge chipping.

THICK-CUT SIDEWALL:

We've extended the amount of sidewall that stretches into the core of the ski while adding more material over the steel edges to increase the total bonding surface area. This creates sidewalls more resilient to hard edge impacts, like sliding rails. 

FATTY BASE & EDGE™:

30% thicker base & edge, 2mm wide x 2.5mm high steel edges and 1.7mm thick base dramatically increase durability and tuning life the skis.

SYMMETRIC FLEX:

The same flex pattern in front and behind your boot conforms to terrain equally riding forward & backwards.

How do you pick the correct ski size?


There isn't a perfect size for one's height and/or weight. The general rule is to pick a ski that is going to land somewhere between your chin and the top of your head. Pro and expert skiers may choose skis that are slightly taller than their height allowing for more speed and aggressive skiing, while beginners and intermediate skiers may choose a ski that is shorter (closer to the height of your chin) for a more manueverable feeling ski.

Skier Weight lbs	Skier Weight kg	Skier Height ft/in	Skier Height CM	Suggested Ski Length Expert	Suggested Ski Length Intermediate
30+	14+	3'6"+	107+	100	90
40+	18+	3'9"+	114+	108	98
50+	23+	4'0"+	121+	116	106
60+	27+	4'3"+	130+	124	114
70+	32+	4'6"+	137+	132	122
85+	39+	4'9"+	145+	140	130
100+	45+	5'0"+	152+	148	138
115+	52+	5'3"+	160+	156	146
130+	59+	5'6"+	168+	164	154
145+	66+	5'9"+	175+	172	162
160+	73+	6'0"+	183+	180	170
170+	77+	6'2"	184+	188	178
190+	86+	6'4"	191+	190+	186
210+	95+	6'5"	195+	190+	190+