Tom Wallisch Pro Skis 2027
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Quick Specs
| Rider Type | Pro Park Charger |
| Terrain | Park, Street |
| Ability Level | Expert |
| Rocker Type | 3-4-3 Hybrid (tip and tail rocker, camber underfoot) |
| Turning Radius | 19.5m avg. |
| Core | Aspen Veneer |
Product Description
Tom Wallisch's signature ski, rebuilt from the ground up for the 2026-27 season. Bio-Resin laminate chemistry tightens core bonding for a more unified feel underfoot, while Thick Cut Sidewall™ construction fortifies the edge against park abuse. Thin Tip Technology shields tips and tails through repeated impacts from street sessions to World Cup stadiums. For the pro-level park skier who trains no differently than they compete.
Product Details
| Athletes | Tom Wallisch (signature pro model) |
| Profile | 3-4-3 hybrid profile: minimal rocker in tip and tail with camber underfoot for a twin-tip-style ride with edge engagement and pop |
| Shape / Sidecut | 120-92-116mm, 19.5m avg. turning radius |
| Core | Aspen Veneer: aspen wood core with a veneer laminate layer, common to LINE's freestyle lineup |
| Resin | Bio-Resin: resin technology applied within the laminate construction to increase bonding within the core |
| Sidewalls | Thick Cut Sidewall™: reinforced sidewall construction providing added edge strength and reduced vibrations |
| Tips / Tails | Thin Tip Technology: applied to tips and tails to increase tip and tail durability |
| Super Powers | Carbon Ollieband |
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Tom Wallisch Pro Skis 2027 FAQ
Who is this ski actually designed for — do I need to be a pro to ski it?
The Tom Wallisch Pro is developed hand-in-hand with pro skier Tom Wallisch and is positioned as a high-performance park ski spanning late-night street sessions to World Cup events. It's a demanding, high-performance tool. Advanced park skiers who want a pro-spec build will get the most out of it — it's not aimed at beginners.
What makes the Tom Wallisch Pro more durable than other park skis?
Three specific upgrades: Bio-Resin improves bonding within the reinforced aspen veneer core, Thick-Cut Sidewalls add edge strength for impact and rail abuse, and Thin Tip Technology reinforces the tips and tails against the chipping and cracking that park use inflicts. LINE says this combination is the result of two years of non-stop testing with Wallisch.
Is the Tom Wallisch Pro a twin-tip ski?
Yes, with a camber-forward profile. The 3-4-3 profile has minimal rocker in both tip and tail with camber underfoot — a poppy, responsive setup that rewards skiers who want snap and energy out of each turn and landing rather than a loose, surfy feel. It's the most cambered profile in the LINE freestyle lineup.
The shortest size is 144 cm — is that for kids?
The 144 and 155 cm lengths make the TW Pro accessible to lighter or younger riders, or to skiers who prefer a very short, maneuverable setup for street and jib skiing. The full size run goes up to 177 cm for taller riders. At 177 cm, a single ski weighs 1661g — notably light for a reinforced park ski.
How does the Tom Wallisch Pro compare to the Honey Badger?
Both are twin-tips, but the TW Pro is the performance-spec option. It has Bio-Resin, Thick-Cut Sidewalls, and Thin Tip upgrades not confirmed on the Honey Badger. Its 3-4-3 cambered profile is stiffer and more energetic than the Honey Badger's 5-4-5 rockered setup. The Honey Badger is the accessible, forgiving park ski; the TW Pro is built for riders pushing at a higher level.
Do these come with bindings?
No. The Tom Wallisch Pro is sold as a flat ski without bindings. You'll need to purchase and mount bindings separately. No specific binding recommendation or mount point is listed in the catalog.