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There’s a neurological reason we love new planks so much. And it’s sexy as hell.

Athlete, artist, and designer Eric Pollard ends his partnership after twenty-one years of dedication and sponsorship from Line Skis.

Line's Will Eginton discusses the new Pandora ski at the 2018 SKI Magazine Product Intro Week at Vail.

Line's Will Eginton discusses the new Sakana ski at the 2018 SKI Magazine Product Intro Week at Vail.

Yes, testing next year's skis is technically part of our jobs. Please forgive us.

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Jack of all trades, engineer, talented artist, and notably ahead of the times, Pollard shows me the light in 30 minutes.

These top 16 skis by independent ski brands were best in show at our indie ski test—and are built for the whole mountain.

Skiing's Editor, Sam Bass, reviews the award-winning 2015 Line Sick Day 125.

Please read it carefully.

Think you've had the best skiing face shot of all time? Now's your chance to prove it.

When it snows, we all want 'em girthy.

Because there's nothing wrong with having a little extra around the middle.

Nathan Canupp managed Line Skis top sheets for 12 years. Here’s what it’s like designing some of the most daring graphics in the industry.

Alex Albers from Line shows us the new Line Sickday series.

All of Mr. Pollard's favorite shots from last season rolled into one big fat self-edit.

"The Wizards of Odd"

"There's no place like home...made rails" The TC crew cures their autumn angst with do-it-yourself set-ups in the woods and early season park laps from Utah to California. "The Wizards of Odd" is an adventure story the whole family can enjoy.

The 90 best skis and boots for 2013.

The Nimbus Crew goes to Austria

LINE Traveling Circus 5.2 Lord of the Pies

LINE Traveling Circus 5.1 Return of the Hippy Killer

Pro skier Andrew Whiteford shows the Shop Heroes his favorite powder stashes at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. The Shop Heroes won a free ski trip to Jackson Hole, Wyoming and found fresh snow all day with Whiteford.

Here's a few of our favorite powder skis from ski test.

Award-winning frontside slayers from Skiing's 2013 Gear Guide.

It's preseason video time

Serial webisodes are so hot right now. Here are a few that don’t suck.

Ski gear from the 1940's compared to today's.

“Old School” footage of downhill dirt skiing.

Poles are poles, right? Wrong. New technology and lighter, hybridized materials mean that ski poles have reached an all-time high of technical sophistication. Here are a few new ones you should take a look at.

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We asked manufacturers to make the case for their best low-cost, high-performance models. As you read, keep in mind that the prices listed are suggested retail prices. Shop around and you’ll likely find these skis for a couple hundred bucks less than what’s listed.

Skiing Magazine had a chance to ski a few of next year’s skis at the SIA On Snow Demo Days at Winter Park. Due to the huge amount of skis available and the little time we had, we limited ourselves to fat skis. We tested a handful of new, redesigned and carryover models between 95mm and 115mm underfoot. Although certain skis did better in certain conditions, there really wasn't a bad ski among them.

The essential items for skiing steep terrain, from a self-arresting tool to a helmet to a ski-tuning kit.

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