Line Skis Chronic 94 Skis 2027

The Ski

The Chronic 94 gets a new graphic for 2027 but the build underneath stays the same, which is good news if you already know what this ski does. Line built it around a 123-94-117 shape with tip and tail rocker, an Aspen Veneer core, and thick-cut sidewalls that let it take a beating in the park without folding up on you. It's a freestyle ski first, but one that still wants to lay down a real turn when the terrain opens up.

Who It's For

This one's built for intermediate to expert skiers who spend real time in the park but don't want a ski that falls apart the second they point it at a groomer. At 94mm underfoot it floats through soft chop just fine and holds an edge when things firm up, though it's not going to charge like a dedicated frontside carver. If your day involves jumps, butters, side hits, and want a ski that can handle switch landings and creative lines, this is the ski. Newer skiers looking for something forgiving should keep looking - this thing wants some input before it comes alive.

Tech That Matters

The Aspen Veneer core keeps the ski light enough to spin and press without feeling like a wet noodle underfoot. Thin Tip Technology trims weight at the very front of the ski, which makes butters and presses easier to initiate and helps the tip stay lively off jumps instead of feeling dead. Thick-cut sidewalls add durability at the edges where park skis usually take their damage first - rail hits, landings, the occasional rock you didn't see. Bio-Resin construction rounds out the build. The 16.3m turn radius (measured at 178cm) keeps things playful and quick rather than locked into long, drawn-out arcs, which fits the whole point of this ski.

Sizing

We've got the Chronic 94 in 164, 171, and 177cm. Stand it up next to you and expect the tip to land somewhere around your nose depending on how aggressive you ski. Riders who spend most of their time spinning, buttering, and hitting smaller features should size toward the shorter end for a more playful, easier-to-throw-around feel. Skiers pushing bigger air or looking for more stability at speed should size up. If you're between sizes, go with how fast and how big you actually ski, not just your height.

Why Willi's

We've been fitting Pittsburgh skiers since 1970, and freestyle skis like the Chronic 94 are exactly the kind of gear our staff actually rides themselves. Stop into any of our three locations and we'll get you the right length based on how you actually ski, not just a height chart. We mount, tune, and service everything we sell, so you're set for the whole season.