The title says it all. I've bought during the X-mas sale a pair of last year unused Future spin (2014-2015). They were at a fair price and the deal was very tempting. I've own myself quite a few pairs of Line Skis, from old 11 Chronic to the new Supernatural, but I'm now very disapointed by the quality of that ski. I litteraly took them 4 times in the park, and considering myself as a medium skilled terrain park rider, throwing out 5 and hitting casually rails, I'm blown out that a pair of skis can go out so quickly with what I've done with them.
I was skiing with my girlfriend and his liltle brother, wasn't riding in the park the entire day. I was carving heavy spring snow when I felt that my tail was way more flexible that it was usually from the last 4 times that I skied on them. I looked at my ski and realised that my ski delaminated just under my foot and that the delimination was making a long gap between my binding and the rest of my ski for about 7 cm long. It's like if the cap-construction delaminated at the right center of my ski, and it affected the core since my tail now feels really different
From that moment I was very pised. Decided to take a few turns again just to be sure, and then just by putting weight on it my side edge cracked where the delamination began. As I am a featherweight for my height (6'2; 150lbs) I'm quite sure that this isn't due to any abuse of the ski.
Need some advices on what to do, cause I'm about to go crazy on how cheap Line have become over the year. I can't accept that a ski that i've bought on January 2nd can go out so quickly (03-27)
Sorry for my bad English, it is not my primary language
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