2027 Line Chronic 101 Skis

The wider Chronic for all-mountain freestyle ripping, the Line Chronic 101 delivers a versatile twin-tip platform with real durability behind it. An aspen veneer core, Bio-Resin construction, Thick-Cut Sidewalls, and a Thin Tip make this ski tough enough for whatever the mountain throws at it.

Why we like it:

Beefed-up sidewalls and reinforced tips and tails are the headline durability story here. The Chronic 101 is built to take the abuse of all-mountain freestyle skiing without losing its snap or feel after a few months of heavy use.

Who it's for:

Advanced and expert all-mountain skiers who want freestyle creativity in a wider, more versatile platform. Skiers who like to mix park laps and off-trail adventure into the same day will find a happy home here.

Highlights:

The Chronic 101 is the daily-driver freestyle ski for skiers who want to use the whole mountain. Aspen veneer core gives the ski a snappy, alive feel, and Bio-Resin holds it all together with improved bonding for long-term durability. Thick-Cut Sidewalls reinforce the edges where most freestyle skis show wear first, and Thin Tip technology in the shovel cuts swing weight without sacrificing toughness. The 101mm waist is wide enough to handle soft-snow duty without giving up on-trail manners, and the symmetric twin tip shape lets you ride switch and play with terrain whenever the mood strikes. The 11-2-10 rocker profile is moderate, with enough tip and tail rocker for forgiveness in variable snow but enough camber underfoot for real edge contact on hardpack. With a 16.6-meter radius at the 179cm length, this ski has a quicker turn shape than its 101mm waist suggests, which makes it feel agile in trees, bumps, and tight terrain.

Things to consider:

The Chronic 101 is still freestyle-leaning at heart, so skiers who want a pure carving ski should look at the Optic line. The 101mm waist also tilts toward storm days more than groomer-only days.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Sizes true to length. Standard sizing recommendations apply. Skiers who like to ski switch and play with park features can drop a length for quicker swings.