2024 Line Chronic 94 Skis Review

The Lowdown

New for the 2023/2024 season is the Line Skis Chronic 94, a fully redesigned all-mountain freestyle ski that's more versatile and capable than ever. The main focus of this new design is durability. They have increased the thickness of the sidewalls and thinned out the tips with new thin tech for the lowest possible swing weight and less edge delamination. In this new construction, they have introduced bio-based resins to assist in durability. This ski has a symmetric flex and a consistent rocker profile same rise in the tip as the tail. All around a really fun ski to get on whether you are ripping the park or throwing out some fast carves on the groomers this ski has got you.

Ride Impressions

I am 5'9" and I prefer a longer ski with decent amounts of rocker and ended up going with the 185cm size. If I wanted to I could have gone down to the 178cm and felt comfortable with the stiffness and durability of the ski which would have helped with the turning radius in the tighter trees. When it comes to stability at high speeds and bigger jumps and rail features I loved having the 185cm size under my feet though. These skis house an unreal amount of pop and power and with any effort at all can essentially jump over anything you want! I did some airs over a rainbow rail and 30ft down and landing was flat but stable and the pop was unreal. In my skiing, I like to be technical with my rail tricks and I found that when you have quicker combos they held up really well and were quick in the swaps. Spinning onto rails also felt so floaty, I am used to skiing a ski more like the 2023 and earlier Sir Francis Bacon and I found that you do not have to try as hard on the Chronic 94 due to the increased swing weight. If I was to compare this ski to any out there I would say that it is very relatable to the K2 Poacher however with better durability and swing weight. I skied a mix of conditions and honestly, the Chronic 94 handled everything that I threw at it. It performed better than expected in the chutes of Loveland Resort and loves the air time on Woodward's jump line ups. This is a ski that I would recommend to anyone who is looking for a 90-99 mm park ski in this category.

Rating: ☆☆☆☆☆

Who Is It For?

The Line Chronic 94 is the perfect ski for someone who is looking for a long-lasting, durable park ski that can hold its own across the resort. This ski can be put threw the ringer and the new tech helps to make a way more stable product.  This would be the perfect ski for a competitor or freestyle ski coach who spends a lot of time on their skis.