Powder skiing meets freestyle creativity in the Line Bacon 122, a wide twin-tip powder ski for skiers who want to surf, butter, and stomp switch in the deepest conditions. An aspen and paulownia core, Bio-Resin construction, and full-on freestyle shaping make this the deepest-snow Bacon ever.

Why we like it:

Combining a 122mm waist with a true twin-tip shape and freestyle flex is the move that sets the Bacon 122 apart. Most powder skis at this width are directional, with stiffer flex and a more carving-oriented build; the Bacon 122 is built to be played with.

Who it's for:

Advanced and expert powder skiers who like to bring freestyle creativity into deep snow. Backcountry booters, tree slashes, switch landings; this is the ski for skiers who think powder days deserve the same playfulness as park days.

Highlights:

The Bacon 122 stretches the freestyle Bacon formula into true powder territory. The aspen and paulownia core combination is lighter than a pure aspen build, which matters when the ski gets this wide. Bio-Resin holds the core together with the same sustainability and durability story as the rest of the Bacon collection, and Thick-Cut Sidewalls bring the durability needed for natural features in soft snow. The Thin Tip technology lightens the swing weight at the ends, which is critical on a wide twin tip where you want quick recoveries and easy spins. The 21-3-21 rocker profile is the standout shape feature, with deep tip and tail rocker delivering serious float and easy switch riding even in deep snow. With a 19.4-meter radius at the 185cm length, this ski can carve groomers if pushed but really lives for slashes, spins, and butters in the deep. It's a one-of-a-kind wide-body twin tip.

Things to consider:

This is a powder ski, full stop. On firm groomers the deep rocker and soft twin tip flex mean the Bacon 122 doesn't carve like a narrower ski, and the single available length (185) means it's not the right call for shorter or lighter skiers.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Available in a single 185 length. This sizing is best for taller skiers and anyone who wants real float in deep snow. Shorter or lighter skiers should look at the Bacon 115 or 108 instead.