The Ski Line Sick Day 114 (2019) is a purpose-built freeride powder ski designed to deliver effortless float and playful control when the mountain opens up. With a generous 114 mm waist, this model excels in deep snow, letting you surf through powder with minimal effort and maximum stability. Available in lengths 180 and 190 cm, the Sick Day 114 balances floatation and planing surface for taller or heavier riders and anyone chasing big-mountain days. This ski’s rocker-forward profile and tapered geometry are tuned for quick turn initiation and superior maneuverability in tight trees or variable terrain. The rocker in the tip lifts the nose to prevent digging in, while a balanced underfoot contact zone provides enough edge hold for confident turns on firmer snow. Dampening throughout the construction smooths choppy rides and reduces chatter at speed, so you can charge steeper lines without sacrificing comfort. Engineered for freeriders who split their time between resort laps and backcountry excursions, the Sick Day 114 pairs predictable responsiveness with a playful, surf-inspired character. The ski’s lightweight feel helps you pivot and slash with ease, while its width ensures reliable buoyancy on big days. Whether you’re making long, sweeping GS-style turns off-piste or slashing pillows and wind lips, the Sick Day 114 keeps the experience lively and accessible. Key benefits include unparalleled float in deep snow, nimble handling for tight trees and cliffs, and stability at speed for committing lines. Ideal use cases: powder days, backcountry touring (with appropriate bindings), big-mountain freeride missions, and resort powder laps. The Ski Line Sick Day 114 (2019) is best suited to intermediate-to-advanced skiers who prioritize float, playfulness, and confident control in untracked terrain. Add this ski to your quiver when you want to turn deep-snow days into pure, surf-like fun.