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The Sir Francis Bacon seems to have been around since the dawn of time, with each new model evolving & pushing the boundaries that define any category. It’s a ski built to let the skier express themselves in any location or condition: slashes, carves, butters, spins in powder, park or piste. The features like the Convex shaping & 5 Cut Sidecut provide performance & looseness at the same time, all it needs is a willing skier to explore the mountain. Terrain Type & Ability Level Terrain Type everywhere on the mountain from park laps to piste runs & side hits, with backcountry kickers & powder slopes. Skier Type All terrain freestyle skiers with the mentality to have fun, be creative & ski the way they want. It’s less about ability & more about mindset. Overview Shape 107mm in the waist with an average radius of 16m (184cm) makes for a ski that feels playful & easy to turn, with the width to float. Lots of clever features enhance this, such as the 3D Convex Tips & Tails that loosens the feel, the early Rise that increases manoeuvrability & the early Taper which moves the contact points away from the tip & tail to reduce hooking in the turn. Add in a symmetric flex for riding forward & backward & it’s easy to see why the Sir Francis Bacon is so fun to ski. Rocker Line’s early Rise at the tip & tail increases the lift in soft snow & improves manoeuvrability. This works especially well with the 3D Convex shaping at the tip & tail which also improves the handling & float. Core Line’s Partly Cloudy core uses stringers of paulownia & maple. The paulownia is a lively, flexible wood with excellent weight to strength ratio; the maple is a dense, hardwood with excellent power transfer & stability. This combination helps keep the weight down without sacrificing performance. Construction Sidewall uses Ultra-High Density Polyethylene vertical walls over the edges to absorb vibrations & provide powerful energy transmission. Thin Tip uses a super thin core & sidewalls in the tips & tails to reduce swing weight as well as tip & tail bounce. Key Features 3D Convex Tips & Tails Developed by eric Pollard, convex contouring across the tip & tail of the ski loosen the ski feel by increasing powder snow displacement – & creating a tip & tail more inclined to plane – for an added dimension of turn shape.5 Cut Multi-Radius Sidecut Five different radiuses are blended into the ski’s sidecut. The result? A wide variety of turn shapes & an intuitive feel. Fatty Base & edge 30% thicker base & edge, 2.2mm wide & 2.5mm high steel edges, & a 1.7mm thick base dramatically increase durability & tuning life the skis.e B tester’s comments: Luke (Buying Team) At 107mm you might think these are more suited for powder days & soft snow, however, they are playful everywhere & still rip when you want to go fast. Technical Specifications Size (cm) Tip Width (mm) Waist Width (mm) Tail Width (mm) Radius (m) Weight (g)17614310713914.51755184143107139161850190143107139171975 General Information Skier Ability: Advanced/expert Terrain Type: Freestyle Rocker: Tip/ Tail Rocker Radius: Short Base: Sintered Bindings: n/a DIN: n/a Construction: Full Sidewall Core: Wood Demo: No Sizing Description: eye level for the maximum ease of spinning & rail tricks, but you need to go bigger for extra stability or speed & for all mountain versatility, especially important on the wider models that are designed to spend more time away from the park. ...

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The Sir Francis Bacon seems to have been around since the dawn of time, with each new model evolving & pushing the boundaries that define any category. It’s a ski built to let the skier express themselves in any location or condition: slashes, carves, butters, spins in powder, park or piste. The features like the Convex shaping & 5 Cut Sidecut provide performance & looseness at the same time, all it needs is a willing skier to explore the mountain. Terrain Type & Ability Level Terrain Type everywhere on the mountain from park laps to piste runs & side hits, with backcountry kickers & powder slopes. Skier Type All terrain freestyle skiers with the mentality to have fun, be creative & ski the way they want. It’s less about ability & more about mindset. Overview Shape 107mm in the waist with an average radius of 16m (184cm) makes for a ski that feels playful & easy to turn, with the width to float. Lots of clever features enhance this, such as the 3D Convex Tips & Tails that loosens the feel, the early Rise that increases manoeuvrability & the early Taper which moves the contact points away from the tip & tail to reduce hooking in the turn. Add in a symmetric flex for riding forward & backward & it’s easy to see why the Sir Francis Bacon is so fun to ski. Rockerearly Rise at the tip & tail lift them away from the snow to bring the contact points closer to the centre of the ski. This increases the ski's lift in deep snow & allows it to engage more quickly on hardpack when rolled over on edge. Core Line’s Partly Cloudy core uses stringers of paulownia & maple. The paulownia is a lively, flexible wood with excellent weight to strength ratio; the maple is a dense, hardwood with excellent power transfer & stability. This combination helps keep the weight down without sacrificing performance. Construction Sidewall uses Ultra-High Density Polyethylene vertical walls over the edges to absorb vibrations & provide powerful energy transmission. Thin Tip uses a super thin core & sidewalls in the tips & tails to reduce swing weight as well as tip & tail bounce. Key Features 3D Convex Tips & Tails Developed by eric Pollard, convex contouring across the tip & tail of the ski loosen the ski feel by increasing powder snow displacement – & creating a tip & tail more inclined to plane – for an added dimension of turn shape.5 Cut Multi-Radius Sidecut Five different radiuses are blended into the ski’s sidecut. The result? A wide variety of turn shapes & an intuitive feel. Fatty Base & edge 30% thicker base & edge, 2.2mm wide & 2.5mm high steel edges, & a 1.7mm thick base dramatically increase durability & tuning life the skis.e B tester’s comments: Luke (Buying Team) At 107mm you might think these are more suited for powder days & soft snow, however, they are playful everywhere & still rip when you want to go fast. Size (cm) Tip Width (mm) Waist Width (mm) Tail Width (mm) Radius (m) Weight (g)17614310713914.5.18414310713916.19014310713917. General Information Skier Ability: Advancedexpert Rocker: Tip/ Tail Rocker Radius: Short Bindings: Ski sold flat DIN: n/a Construction: Full Sidewall Core: Wood Demo: No Sizing Description: Forehead to over head height. The increased length ensures better grip, stability & floatation & is essential to making the ski work to its full potential. Large rockers at the tip mean it is important not to size down. ...

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The Sir Francis Bacon seems to have been around since the dawn of time, with each new model evolving & pushing the boundaries that define any category. It’s a ski built to let the skier express themselves in any location or condition: slashes, carves, butters, spins in powder, park or piste. The features like the Convex shaping & 5 Cut Sidecut provide performance & looseness at the same time, all it needs is a willing skier to explore the mountain. Terrain Type & Ability Level Terrain Type everywhere on the mountain from park laps to piste runs & side hits, with backcountry kickers & powder slopes. Skier Type All terrain freestyle skiers with the mentality to have fun, be creative & ski the way they want. It’s less about ability & more about mindset. Overview Shape 107mm in the waist with an average radius of 16m (184cm) makes for a ski that feels playful & easy to turn, with the width to float. Lots of clever features enhance this, such as the 3D Convex Tips & Tails that loosens the feel, the early Rise that increases manoeuvrability & the early Taper which moves the contact points away from the tip & tail to reduce hooking in the turn. Add in a symmetric flex for riding forward & backward & it’s easy to see why the Sir Francis Bacon is so fun to ski. Rockerearly Rise at the tip & tail lift them away from the snow to bring the contact points closer to the centre of the ski. This increases the ski's lift in deep snow & allows it to engage more quickly on hardpack when rolled over on edge. Core Line’s Partly Cloudy core uses stringers of paulownia & maple. The paulownia is a lively, flexible wood with excellent weight to strength ratio; the maple is a dense, hardwood with excellent power transfer & stability. This combination helps keep the weight down without sacrificing performance. Construction Sidewall uses Ultra-High Density Polyethylene vertical walls over the edges to absorb vibrations & provide powerful energy transmission. Thin Tip uses a super thin core & sidewalls in the tips & tails to reduce swing weight as well as tip & tail bounce. Key Features 3D Convex Tips & Tails Developed by eric Pollard, convex contouring across the tip & tail of the ski loosen the ski feel by increasing powder snow displacement – & creating a tip & tail more inclined to plane – for an added dimension of turn shape.5 Cut Multi-Radius Sidecut Five different radiuses are blended into the ski’s sidecut. The result? A wide variety of turn shapes & an intuitive feel. Fatty Base & edge 30% thicker base & edge, 2.2mm wide & 2.5mm high steel edges, & a 1.7mm thick base dramatically increase durability & tuning life the skis.e B tester’s comments: Luke (Buying Team) At 107mm you might think these are more suited for powder days & soft snow, however, they are playful everywhere & still rip when you want to go fast. Size (cm) Tip Width (mm) Waist Width (mm) Tail Width (mm) Radius (m) Weight (g)17614310713914.5.18414310713916.19014310713917. General Information Skier Ability: Advancedexpert Rocker: Tip/ Tail Rocker Radius: Short Bindings: Ski sold flat DIN: n/a Construction: Full Sidewall Core: Wood Demo: No Sizing Description: Forehead to over head height. The increased length ensures better grip, stability & floatation & is essential to making the ski work to its full potential. Large rockers at the tip mean it is important not to size down. ...

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You’ve got your skis & you need to get them around, so you better make sure you have a bag to do the job. The Line Ski Bag will securely & comfortably take skis up to 195cm. & look good while doing it. ...

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