“I am down with the sickness,” said FREESKIER editor Donny O’Neill in regard to the Line Sick Day 104. “These babies are just plain fun. They excel in all terrain—bumps, trees, airs, groomers.” Adrian Bouthot described them as “a great everyday ski for western skiers.” Line complements the Sick Day’s aspen wood core with carbon fiber laid from tip to tail to create a ski that’s lightweight, nimble and stable at the same time. Those ingredients paired with the ski’s rocker-camber-rocker profile make it a jackrabbit that wants to dart all over the mountain, all sick day long. And with that sexy retro topsheet, these planks won’t stay on the shelves for very long this fall.