Line Skis Mr Pollard's Opus Skis 2012

Comments about Line Skis Mr Pollard's Opus Skis 2012:

This product is being used by me for skiing and it works great for me for when i ski with them but when i dont ski with this product I am not too satisfied with the products performance levels.

Comments about Line Skis Mr Pollard's Opus Skis 2012:

Besides having the greatest graphics of any ski of all time, this ski is the most playful fun ski I have ever been on. It has rocker and can float in the powder but on groomers it uses the edge throughout the ski and rips all over the place. Buy this ski.

Comments about Line Skis Mr Pollard's Opus Skis 2012:

Bought these without a demo, and am very pleased after my first couple of days. Very playful and poppy. Feel balanced in the air with the more centered mount. Can't forget the graphics designed by Pollard, a great steward of the sport.

Had these out opening day on on Hood in 3ft of light pow, and the next day in mixed pow/chop/groomer conditions. Super fun and poppy with the wood core and more centered stance. The low rocker gives a feeling of planing in powder, rather than porpoising up and down in it like you get with some of the more aggressively rockered skis. Flexy tips for butters and playing around, stiff underfoot, and stiff enough tails to stomp landings. These obviously prefer a more balanced stance, but you can push them as well and get some really nice carving turns. For a 118 waist, they are pretty easy to get on edge and hold there.

So far no marring of the bases in the early-season powder conditions, and the beveled topsheet edges seem to be solid.

Mounted on the line with Jesters, riding full tilt comps.

Comments about Line Skis Mr Pollard's Opus Skis 2012:

Wow! These skis are a game changer for me. Pure fun in all conditions. The biggest surprise was how much less leg fatigue these brought than my all mountain skis, which I fear will be showing up on [@] tomorrow. The Opus are my new darlings. I'm 5-10, 168, and went with the Opus 178. Never looking back.

Comments about Line Skis Mr Pollard's Opus Skis 2012:

This is my first fat rockered ski (yeah I know I'm late to the party) and the Opus is taking me to a whole new level. They're fantastic on everything except the early season ice moguls we had this year but nothing can handle that very well. I rode them every week before the recent dumps and they were a lot of fun on groomers but when the pow hit, I was able to see how they really shine.

Great all around ski for the PNW. Cross-shopped with Obsethed and JJ and I'm glad I chose the Opus.

Comments about Line Skis Mr Pollard's Opus Skis 2012:

Awesome all around ski. Perfect in powder and carves really hard on groomers. Flies through crud like it's not even there.

Not too heavy for their size and bases can take a beating with only minor scratches.

Comments about Line Skis Mr Pollard's Opus Skis 2012:

best for backcountry, variable and easy to ride them through every terrain, not so light but it is not an obstacle

Comments about Line Skis Mr Pollard's Opus Skis 2012:

Skiing is supposed to be fun. Mr. Pollard's Opus turns your local resort into the jungle gym of your childhood. The Opus wins on both ends with early-rise tip and tail and provides warlock strength under foot with just a bit of camber. A true one-ski quiver oriented to skiing powder. For any former EP Pro enthusiasts, the Opus has enough float to keep you grinning even on the deepest days, but the quickness of an F-18.

Comments about Line Skis Mr Pollard's Opus Skis 2012:

This ski is great. It is effortless in initiating turns and floats really well in soft snow. It also busts through crud without a problem. Really fun ski to ride.

Comments about Line Skis Mr Pollard's Opus Skis 2012:

As some background, I own Line Elizabeths and EP Pros. Along with the Opus the were all designed by Eric Pollard. The Opus is a stiffer EP Pro and I feel the problems od the EP Pro have been eliminated with the Opus. As somebody who likes Eric Pollard's skis, I love the Opus . It feels refined and tuned. The most mature ski EP has designed. The float of the EP Pro has not been compromised, but the Opus provides camber underfoot which allows for better control when charging. With the Opus you will be able to have a solid feel underfoot but still slay pow just like Eric Pollard.