The 2022 Line Tom Wallisch Pro, a park ski. A review of Tom Wallisch's ideal park ski, plus weight and full specs.
I did not expect to like the 2022 Line Tom Wallisch Pro. Narrow, pretty stiff, and with moderate rocker splay, they really didn't tick any of the boxes of skis I normally like. However, taking a step back and thinking as objectively as I can, they are the best pure park ski I've skied in a long, long time. They absolutely crush jumps with a long, stable cambered platform that extends for at least two-thirds of the ski and they rip on groomers thanks to a really nice sidecut. Line has always made skis that turn surprisingly well for their specs and these are no exception. They are also super poppy and energetic off rollers etc. I expected them to be no fun at all on butters and small features but they soften enough in the rockered section, which is actually fairly decent in length (similar or identical to the Blend), to be fun to butter on too. You need to carry some speed because they are decently stiff ski, but they don't rule out that possibility of stalling out butters like a Volkl Revolt 87 and other similarly stiff skis. They are sort of like a lighter K2 Poacher. If your first priority when skiing park is going big, but you still like to have some playful fun, these could be the perfect ski for you. - @Twig
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Sizes: 157, 164, 171, 178 cm
Dimensions: 118 / 90 / 116 mm
Radius: 19M - 178
Weight: 1800g /ski - 178
Profile: 5 - 4 - 5
After getting rave reviews on the redesigned model, Tom Wallisch’s signature ski is back for another year and it isn’t slowing down. The ski that is quickly becoming known for giving skiers of all ability levels the confidence they need to step up to the big jump line, the Tom Wallisch Pro combines a quick swing weight with a snappy feel and bomber construction. Developed hand in hand with Wallisch, the TW Pro remains the definitive high-performance park ski.
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