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Sakana 2024
60 days to change your mind
No subject to promotional offersThe Sakana are all-mountain skis, predominantly for freeride, from Line and for good level riders who like versatility.
As the little brother of the Pescado free-ride skis, the Sakana also possesses a surf-inspired Swallowtail that gives these skis impressive manoeuverability in powder.
More versatile than its big brother, it is not only effective in fresh snow. The 105mm waist provides added versatility and its slightly stiffer flex gives it a better on-piste performance. The long camber allows you to apply a lot of pressure on it for fast turns and long carving edges.
The big front rocker combines Early Rise and Early Taper technologies to give a huge lift in powder.
Designed with the core Partly Cloudycore, which is very light thanks to the use of Paulownia, the Sakana offers an excellent weight/power ratio and guarantees high energy restitution when the ski is put under tension. Thanks to 5-Cuttechnology, the Sakana is very manoeuvrable, and turns come with disconcerting ease on both hard snow and powder.
The Sidewall technology with ultra high density polyethylene edges, absorbs the vibrations of the terrain and ensures more efficient edge transitions. What's more, the Carbon Flax Tapeinserts guarantee instant power output.
These skis reel you in you with their unique design, making you want to try them out for yourself. The Sakana from Line is an All Mountain model that will delight skiers who want an original, versatile ski that brings originality back into the ski world!
Sidecuts: 150/105/138 mm in size 174
Turn radius: 15m for the 174cm size
Shape: Classic camber
Core: Partly Cloudy Core is a blend of lightweight woods, Paulownia and maple, creating the best power-to-weight ratio.
Rocker: Tip
Sole: Sintered 1.3
Profile : 10-4-0 mm
Stance : - 80.5mm
Weight per pair: 3540g
Technologies:
Sidewall
Ultra-high-density polyethylene walls at the edges absorb vibration for maximum durability, giving a feeling of softness and stability.
Thin Tip
The core has been lightened and the edges thinned out.
Early Rise
The rise of the tip and tail starts sooner as the skis' profile moves away from the centre, making turning easier and helping to keep the skis stable. It also means effortless float in softer snow!
Early Taper
The widest point of the sidecut starts to narrow sooner in the tip and tail, reducing powdering and providing stability.
Directional Flex
The more flexible tip allows for easy pivoting and float while the more rigid tail provides power, stability and control at high speed.
5-Cut
5 different turn radiuses for a more intuitive and agile pair of skis.
Swallow Tail
As currently only seen on the Pescado and their follow-on model, the Sakana, it allows for a more effective edge length when you need it while reducing tail stiffness. Turn and take off with maximum ease.
Carbon Flax Tape
Carbon added in strategic places to stiffen the ski.
Après avoir testé son grand frère, le Pescado, nos attentes pour le Sakana étaient au plus haut. Il ne démérite pas du tout et possède même des qualités que l'autre modèle n'a pas.
Le Sakana est très polyvalent et permet de charger aussi bien dans la fraîche que sur la piste. Son grand cambre et ses carres amènent un mordant impressionnant et très plaisant pendant la prise de carres.
Très à l'aise en poudreuse et flotte au-dessus de la neige tout en conservant le talon enfoncé pour profiter d'une excellente maniabilité. Il est stable, maniable, original, léger... Bref c'est un excellent ski pour profiter de l'intégralité la montagne.
Les Plus : Style unique, performance en freeride, maniabilité, fun.
Les Moins : Toujours pas trouvé.
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