Buggered skis

superglue that shit up

You can call them up and get and feel them out as far as warranty, but as a long time ski tech I can tell you that most likely they will not warranty because it is considered impact damage. I know it sounds ridiculous but that is just the way it is. If they were my skis I would epoxy them back together and ride the snot out of them. However sometimes when you do that they say it voids the warranty. If you have more skis to use try sending them back, call first to get a return authorization number. Unless you really trust the guys at your ski shop I recomend sending them yourself as ski shops can be rather cynical about this kind of stuff.

i've dealt with line about warrenty issues before, when i had a pair of invaders. straight from line, they said i could use as much glue, epoxy, or tape to get them to stay together for the season and then just send them back at the end of the year. basically anything but riveting my tips back together was fair game, because i'd actually by structurally changing the ski. that said, call up line, tell them what happened to your ski, and ask them if you can glue them back together to ride for the rest of the year, then send back at the end of the season for warrenty. that way, you arent stuck without skis for two weeks.

when ever i get scratchs or chips like that i just put nice stickers over it or glue it back together

line always has delam and top sheet problems

i second that.

or epoxy

ive taken some chunks out of the topsheet on my anthems. they are fine. ill probably throw some epoxy on them. 

Go through Line yourself if you want to warranty them, I had a local ski shop tell me i would not be able to warranty my invaders last year when i snaped one in half, but when I talked to Line they sent me a 08 model right away.

Hahah warranty? I hope you're kidding. You slashed you own ski and it sliced open ski edges aren't soft, they are sharp and hard. Just epoxy that shit and keep going.