2027 Line Bacon Shorty — Kids' All-Mountain Ski

How do I choose the right ski length for my child?
A good rule of thumb is picking a ski that lands somewhere between your child's chin and the top of their head — shorter for beginners who want an easier, more maneuverable feel, and closer to the top of the head for more advanced young skiers who want extra stability at speed. Our team can measure your child in-store and match them to the right length in the Bacon Shorty's size range.

Are twin tip skis good for kids?
Yes — a twin tip shape like the Bacon Shorty's Full Twin Tip makes it easier for kids to slide backward, spin, and recover from mistakes without catching an edge, which builds confidence faster. It also means the ski grows with them into park features and switch riding as their skills progress.

What's the difference between the Line Bacon Shorty and a regular kids' all-mountain ski?
The Bacon Shorty is a scaled-down version of Line's adult Bacon powder ski, so it carries a wider waist, Early Rise rocker, and Symmetric Flex that most standard junior all-mountain skis don't offer. That means better float in Big White's deep snow and more playful handling in the park, rather than a purely groomer-focused design.