Line Elizabeth's and the East Coast

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i dont think so but i guess if you had another pair that could rip on the ice you could use them when its softer snow and the fresh snow

i live in utah in the winters, but home in NY for Christmas and I rocked my lizzies here and had no problems.  I still think they are fun here too.  Though you get some funny looks, once you go fat, you don't go back

you can buy what ever you want to buy

that wasn't the question

awesome ski, but wouldnt be that fun on the hardpack after a while. fine if uv got another everyday pair.

I think the Elizabeths would be a fun ski to ski anywhere. I ski my THA 187s everywhere and they perform great... I would only assume the Elizabeths are the same way, and probably better what with their turny sidecut and all.

I think they'd be fun.  They're just a fat park ski anyway, aren't they?  Probably not the best ski on ice, but no ski makes ice fun so you could probably live with it.

um my friend rode the all last year and this year
he loves them...if u need any questions PM him...his member name is MESKI

I can promise you they'll be freaking fun.

this is kind of a dumb question, but has anyone ever used them in the bumps and if so how were they

i doubt any fat ski is that good for bumps

i saw a few kids with them on the east coast last year. i would def rock those, they are sickkkk

I dunno. fat ski are too soft for hard pack= snap!

I ride the lizzies and love them more then life. They will be fine on the east coast. Heres my review on them.......

Ski: 2005/2006 Line Elizabeth (Eric Pollard Pro Ski)
Length: 172
Specs: 139/110/137
Mounted at: 1 inch from center, or about
Binding: Rossi Scratch

Skier: 5'9", 135 lbs.
Previous Skis: Pow Airs, 03/04 Armadas, Line Invader 178
Flex: Where i mounted them, which wasnt where line recomened, they are fairly soft, but thats coming from a person whose only had noodles for skis his whole life. They are Flexy but they dont chattter and they maintain at all speeds.

Groomers: Wow, dont let the fattyness scare you ive never had more fun turning, this ski is so easy to turn on, i can get on edge and make a hardcore sharp turn like non other. Im a person who skis everything switch, so this is my dream ski.

Powder: EPIC, pollard is a mastermind. These things are so much fun in powder, i can pop in and out, i bounce.


Tight Trees: When i first got these i was very scared of taking them into the trees. But today we dropped into a heavy batch of trees i could turn and move so fast. I was shocked at how easy these things are to move. I can turn almost 90 degrees still at fast trees to miss a tree.

Bumps: Im going to be honest, i suck at moguls, i was brought up just skiing the whole mountain. But as stated above these things are easy to move, but honestly why waste you time on moguls when you have this ski?


High Speeds: No chatter exists. I love skiing switch, so one run we went on a freshly grommed run and i straight lined it switch, and was going as fast as all my other friends going forward and ive never been more comfortable. Yet i have more fun skiing switch going from one side of the run getting on edge and just doing huge fakie turns.


Park: When i bought these skis, i said that i was done with park and rails. I bought these skis for days of being laid back and doing slow comfortable spins. When i do 3s its hard not to go steezy. Ive never been more comfortable doing corks spins. These skis are def heavier then previous spins, so you do have to pop a little harder. Its not that big of a deal though.

Durability: 03/04 Armadas thrashed after 2 days because of ski to ski contact. Invaders thrashed after 1 run of ski to ski contact. The material line puts in their (quality) skis is the toughest ive seen. No gashes in the bases and no chips in the topsheet.

Overall: My personal Dream Ski, if your looking for a ski that is just as laid back as you are then this is your ski. DONT BE AFRAID to think that this ski is for only Backcountry skiing, its great of all mtn. If riding around the mtn crusing at high or slow speeds doing big carves and lofty spins then look no further.
Hope this review has been helpful, sorry if i was confusing.

The Elizabeth is a park ski. Use it in the park.

look at pollard he only used them for park in PUSH!

okay, I got my Elizabeth's last year and skied them in Aspen during a 2 week dry spell where it was icy as fuck...they are an excellent all-around ski. Despite their width, I was able to do super short, quick edge to edge slalom turns easily, and if you're quick on your feet they're fine on ice. I mostly used them for hardpack and park (because there was no pow, alas) and I reckon you could easily have them as your only pair of skis, even if you live in the east. I definately recommend them as an all-around ski (and I usually ski on race skis, MSP's or volkl karmas, so it's not like I'm coming off shit noodles and saying this to you)

I ride lizzies in quebec and elsewhere, they're sick. so fun.

i think you should get them or the fattest skis you can so incase you take the faty-pus' in the park and you stomp huge rails on them it'd look sick then go to Utah and hit pow pow withem but uhh yea lizzies are dope

git-r-done haha

skis a ski.
just get em and shred em.
youll be super!

get invaders... or anthems next year. But hey.. I've ridden lizzes on shit snow and they're still fun.