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Line Chronics 09/10?

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Sundown5K13R
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I just made my descision to purchase my first twin tips, the Line Chronics 09/10. I was wondering if anyone has been skiing a pair this season and has an opinion, tips, suggestions, etc on them.

Feb 18 2010 8:57PM
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BWalmer
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They're sick, nice and stiff, they spin easily, you'll enjoy them.
Feb 18 2010 9:39PM
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neverlookingback
Posts: 198 - Karma: 16
There stiff but not too stiff, great on rails, jumps...pretty much everything but pow. Oh but dont expect em to look new for long... if you ride hard youll see the topsheet chips pretty easy. Oh and id mount at -2 from center, upto you tho.
Feb 18 2010 10:38PM
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BossHogg
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yea topsheet is really soft. i baby my skis and have quite a few chips. purely cosmetic tho
Feb 19 2010 12:03AM
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xxMdahlxx
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if you are planning on using them more as an all-mtn ski, I would lean more towards the chronic cryptonite. They still have great park performance, but that extra width goes a long way for more technical stuff and doesn't do to shabby in pow if you ask me.
Feb 19 2010 12:16AM
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Sherpa
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yeh good choice their sick
Feb 19 2010 1:33AM
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Sundown5K13R
Posts: 54 - Karma: 14
Now, this is gonna sound retarded, but since I care a lot about what skis LOOK like (trust me, performance is important, but...), is there any way to repair the top sheet at all? can it be sanded down or something? Also, what steps can I take to keep my skis in good condition?
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I ask all of this because these are the first skis I have bought with my own money, and that I care about a lot :) THANKS!
Feb 21 2010 6:08AM
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BossHogg
Posts: 189 - Karma: 19

when the topsheet chips:

1. take a pocketknife and cut off the pulled up topsheet

2. take a metal file and file the topsheet/sidewall at a 45 degree angle

3. if your really worried about looks, take the pocketknife and cut off the excess filings, clean it up

Feb 21 2010 11:53AM
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BWalmer
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The easiest way to keep your skis looking fresh is to make sure you don't bang them together on the lift, that's were most of the top sheet chipping takes place.
Feb 21 2010 12:02PM
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iannelson
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Most people do, but remember, topsheet chipping rarly effects how a ski skis.
Feb 21 2010 12:19PM
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icon1234
Posts: 3081 - Karma: 1,475
only real good park ski line makes in my opinion. I for one am going to buy 2 pairs of the 09/10 model at the end of the season because they are discontinuing it next year. Such a dumb move by line.
Feb 21 2010 7:35PM
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