Twenty five years ago 21 year old Jason Levinthal, as a senior at the University of Buffalo NY, got tired of switching between his skis and snowboard always wishing his skis had the same performance as his snowboard. His 203cm, 65mm waist, stiff, slalom ski, with no sidecut, and a square flat tail was great for doing spread eagles but simply the wrong design for riding the way he envisioned skiing ultimately needing to go. As a senior semester project, he used the school’s wood shop to create a ski with all of the best assets of his snowboard. It had equal height tip and tail, center mounting, symmetric forgiving flex, deep sidecut and even used the snowboard’s dimensions cut in half, half the width and half the length. He created a very different kind of ski which would someday lead to a very different kind of ski company with the potential to play an important role in igniting skiing’s Evolution. SuburbanSkiAndBike.com is proud to offer this superb line of skis from Line.