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Pre-release of the "BLEND Will Wesson" model!
Will Wesson has been a LINE icon for over 18 years and has thrilled the park and street scene. Its creative style and high riding skills have exploded with BLEND, inspire many free skiers and inspired new possibilities for skiing. Will Wesson's new signature model is on sale in advance.
LINE Blend Will Wesson | D = 129-98-120 | W = 1,990g (180) | R = 20 (180) | L = 163,169,175,180cm | ¥96,800
The new LINE Blend Will Wesson has been improved according to the purpose, inheriting the DNA of the previous model. The waist width is 98mm, giving it a more focus on freestyle. Its major feature is that it is the most sensitive and sharp, flexible and durable. Will commented:
"There are a lot of ingenuity on these skis, and that makes a big difference. First of all, durability was a big challenge. I wanted to be as strong as possible, especially with the idea of riding tough on the rails. I don't handle skis very carefully.
The new BLEND has a completely different sidewall construction under the feet. A new material is a blend of ABS and TPU, creating a thick, vertical sidewall with increased impact resistance.
In general, skis that are easy to use butter tricks are wide and slightly heavy, but the new BLEND is designed to be as thin as possible, while maintaining the required performance. The waist width is reduced to 98mm, which significantly improves agility and ease of use in the park.
By suddenly becoming thinner from the binding, the overall ski was also successfully reduced.
The shapes on the top and tail have also become smoother than before, making it easier to do butter tricks, smoother when switching to a switch, or entering the next movement. However, the comfort of the carving is still there.
The flex has been further tweaked to give you a more agile rebound with Nolly and Ollie. Skis that are suitable for presses provide feedback while still bends firmly. When you step on the ball of your thumb, the ski rebounds, allowing you to maximize the propulsion of Ollie and Nolly.
For me, the most important thing is to be creative and have fun with my friends. BLEND is the best skiing for that. So it's been my favorite skiing for over 10 years."
The new LINE Blend Will Wesson is attracting a lot of attention as a flexible freestyle jibstick that can be used naturally for tough street use, with reinforcements required for tough street use.
Taylor's signature model, "TBL BLEND" is now available!
TBL BLEND | D = 129-98-120 | W = 1,890g (169) | R = 17 (169) | L = 163,169,175,180cm | ¥96,800
During the 2025-26 season, BLEND released the signature "TBL BLEND" of Taylor Brook Lundquist, a LINE International rider and dominated the world's freestyle competition scene.
Overall, BLEND has a soft flex, but the TBL has a soft flex that makes it easier to use butter tricks. Another attractive feature is that the thin tip technology used in CHRONIC, which has a thin top and tail, makes the swing weight much lighter and makes it very easy to ride.
The graphics are American country-style and have a rich atmosphere. It looks great on the snow. The dog Taylor's dog is also depicted as one of the motifs around the center.
Takahashi Shiori said she really liked "TBL BLEND"
Takahashi Shiori, a LINE JAPAN team who will be riding this "TBL BLEND" in the 2025-26 season, is the most powerful rider at the 2024-25 season, becoming the first Japanese to win the street ski video contest "SuperUnknown," hosted by USA free ski film maker LEVEL1, and is the most powerful rider at the moment. Takahashi Shiori, who has always admired Taylor, taught me this about TBL.
"BLEND" impressions by Negishi Ryo
BLEND | D = 129-98-120 | W = 1,990g (180) | R = 20 (180) | L = 163,169,175,180cm | ¥96,800
The 2025-26 season will be the BLEND series, which will be available in three graphics: LINE Blend Will Wesson, TBL BLEND, and BLEND. LINE JAPAN Team rider Negishi Ryo made this comment:
LINE JAPAN Team rider: Negishi Ryo
"This BLEND can be played all-around, such as powder, parks, freelancers, and terrain. Both the top and tail are extremely soft, making it a great option for enjoying butter tricks.
Next season, the feet have been molded. The legs are thicker and the ride is even more solid. The waist width has also been changed from 100mm to 98mm, so I think it's easier to get quick movements."
Enjoy butter tricks and terrain with the new "BLEND" season in the 25-26th season!
At the dealer test drive event held in Niseko Moiwa, Hokkaido in early January 2025, marketing team Ichihashi Shuichi explained the highlights of BLEND during the 25-26 season.
In 1995, LINE founder Jason Levinshall created a skiboard in his home garage as a college assignment. The following year, he suddenly received an order for 100 units from Japan and established LINE. It was also announced at the ski business trade show, and LINE rider Mike Nick and Jason himself took the podium at the 1998 Winter X-Games slopestyle. rice field. Not long after that, he announced twin-tip skis and supported Eric Pollard, who was 16 years old at the time. The trajectory of "LINE" is also the history of free skiing.
After that, LINE moved to the K2 group, and while expanding the field from park to all-mountain, Eric Pollard has produced innovative models one after another. "Pescade" and "Sakana" with swallowtails have become big hits in recent years. In the 2020-21 season, the first "BLADE" specializing in carving was announced, surprising the industry and users.
