Hey folks, wondering if anyone is interested in some Line Prophet 100s (179cm). Probably skied less than 30 days total. Bases are in super condition with no core shots or edge damage. Been waxed/tuned regularly. Tops are also in excellent condition with no delamination or major chipping.
Stable at nearly any speed, yet playful and poppy. They have enough width and dimensions to maintain decent float in powder, yet they also perform really well in chop. I've definitely driven this ski to 50mph+ in some really firm conditions - never felt uneasy about this ski and the way it handles. A lot of other ski companies took note of this playful all-mountain charger and tried to simulate its success.
They're in excellent condition and really haven't been skied much at all - I've been keeping them with some friends for when I visit, so they haven't been in my regular quiver for the past several years.
Thinking of asking $250 for these skis, but tuned my radio for the price police frequency as well. They're in the Missoula, Montana area and would prefer to sell local, but would consider shipping within the rockies or west coast. Let me know!
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Thread: FS: LINE PROPHET 100s
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02-06-2019, 07:35 PM #1
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FS: LINE PROPHET 100s
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02-06-2019, 10:08 PM #2
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These are great skis. If I hadn't just replaced the pair I owned (and beat to shit) with a pair of Line Influence 115's I got from cl1953, I would definitely jump on these.
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02-06-2019, 11:19 PM #3
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Bindings included? If so bsl? Mine are beat to hell
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02-07-2019, 12:29 AM #4
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Bindings included. 309bsl.
Originally Posted by rt17
You could ski to hell and back with these planks.
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02-07-2019, 12:34 AM #5
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It's seriously difficult to let these go, actually. But you know, I demoed the Influence 115s and found them to be stable and damp but way less playful than the Prophets. Not just due to width and other dimensions, but due to changes in the core if I recall? Other than the Supernaturals, I'd argue that the Prophets are/were Line's best ski. Particularly given its OG status as a playful all-mountain charger. Originally Posted by DonkeySlide
It was a particularly poor day at Baker when I demoed the Influences though...might've had a (cough) influence on my experience...
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02-07-2019, 11:27 PM #6
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Damn I wish these were one size bigger. Still haven’t found a daily driver as fun as these and mine are WRECKED
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02-08-2019, 11:43 AM #7
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Not to hijack OPs thread, but I think I'm going to be posting a pair of Line Supernatural 100 186s to GS soon if you're interested. Great shape with one mount for Griffon's 318bsl...flat or with clamps. Gonna send you a PM. Originally Posted by ACheateaux
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02-08-2019, 02:33 PM #8
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Subscribed. I have the identical skis and was thinking of throwing them up on GS soon. Only difference is mine have griffons and black bases, are those bases brown or is it the light?
Free bump...
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02-09-2019, 01:52 PM #9
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Yeah man. These planks are legit. And yeah, the bases are a deep brown rather than black. Originally Posted by t-the-east
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