Line Sir Francis Bacon Shorty 107mm Skis
Playful all-mountain/freeride ski for young riders
If your idea of skiing is jumping, surfing and jibbing in any terrain, the Sir Francis Bacon Shorty is made for you. With 107 mm under the binding and an almost symmetrical shape, the Bacon offers a playful all-mountain package for young shredders.
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Freeskis are usually delivered ready-to-ride with a waxed base and sharpened edges. However, this so-called factory-tuning is not very durable and your new skis should be properly waxed after a few days and maintained on a regular basis.
This item can not be shipped to the USA or to Canada
Attributes
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Perfect for piste and powder -
Ideal for freestyle and switch riding
- Article number: 680015
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Base: Premium baseExtruded: low maintenance and extremely durable, ideal for jibbers and weekend shredders
Sintered: hard and fast, but a little higher maintenance, the best choice for powder
Premium: highest quality and speed with carbon/graphite additives - Sidewalls: Full sidewalls
- Length (cm): 155 cm
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Sidecut Radius: 14 mThe smaller the radius, the better the turning ability. A large radius brings a smoother ride at high speeds.
- Nose Width: 13.3 cm
- Waist Width: 10.7 cm
- Tail width: 12.9 cm
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Riding Style:
- All Mountain
- Freeride
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Riding Level:
- Intermediate
- Beginner
- Stiffness: 3
- Flex: Soft
- Country of production: China
- Gender: Kids
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Kids:
- Boys
- Girls
- Directional Twin shape
- Camber profile with tip and tail rocker
- 5-Cut™ geometry
- 4D Fibercap™ construction
- Aspen wood core
- Symmetric Flex™
Shop availability
About Line
#morefunner - do we need to say more? Line took the freeski market by storm as early as 1995, picking up on the desire among skiers to simply have more fun. They saw the need for twin tip skis, and set about making it a reality. They have been on top of their game since day one and it comes as no surprise that they are backed up by one of the most star-spangled freeride and freestyle teams on the market.
