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    Opinions on Line Darksides

    A dude I know is selling his Line Darksides. They're grey and black w/ "Darkside" written in red. How old are these? How are they as an all mtn. ski? Anyone know dimensions? MeatDrink, didn't you have a pair of these?

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    Depending on what year they are either 73 or 76 in the waist....Line would tell you they are good all-mtn but i wouldnt trust em going at anything more than -2 mph...in my opinion Line makes park skis, and thats it...

    just my 2 cents

    love the pic....farva is my hero

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    That's what I would've thought, but then I found this:

    http://forum.powdermag.com/cgi-bin/u...=002542#000000

    I've never skied 'em.

    Say car RamRod!

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    I think they are the 2001. Md9 loved his pair and took them every were.

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    I loved my darksides and I'm liking my new ones even more. They're a great ski IMO.

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    The Line FX 7.3s are supposedly the new models (carbon or titanium) of the darkside. I have both pair - carbon and titanium - in size 175cm. I'm 6ft and 180lbs and ride hard and fast (they're the same graphics, except carbon is yellow and titanium is gray, though oddly, the titaniums came pre-drilled and the carbons didn't - don't know if that's an indication of model year). They have a 78 mid width.

    Not sure if this is any indication of the old models, but....

    These are definitely NOT park skies.

    Ridden the carbons twice now: once on a rock solid east coast day and they rocked - held an edge superbly at high speed.

    Yesterday in 4+ inches of heavy new snow - weren't bad at all and plowed the crud nicely, but could have been better.

    So far I love the carbons - I held out on my old straight slalom skies as long as I could because I couldn't find a shaped ski I could go straight on...these like all shaped still want to be on edge, but I surely don't feel like I'm about to bite it when I'm cursing on these like I have on other shaped. These are it - they're way better than any other shaped ski I've tried (granted I haven't been on more than 5 or so pair of shaped, but whatever).

    Can't wait to try the titanium as I think they'll be even better at high speed, though expect they won't be as snappy.
    Last edited by shgrady; 01-07-2005 at 09:56 AM.

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