2027 Line Blend TBL Skis

Taylor Lundquist's pro model in the Blend lineage, the Line Blend TBL shares the same chassis and shape as the standard Blend but wears Taylor's signature graphic treatment. An aspen core, Carbon Ollieband, and twin tip shape define the build, delivering the same press-friendly, switch-stomping personality with Taylor's stamp on it.

Why we like it:

Same Blend bones, different soul. The TBL is a tribute to Taylor Lundquist's grit and creativity in pushing women's freestyle forward, and the graphic carries that energy. Construction-wise it shares everything that makes the Blend special.

Who it's for:

Park-focused intermediate through expert skiers who want a Taylor Lundquist-tuned freestyle ski. The full-size run means the TBL works for shorter and lighter skiers as well as the standard demographic.

Highlights:

Mechanically the Blend TBL is the Blend, with the Carbon Ollieband providing targeted reinforcement in the press and butter zones, and the aspen core keeping things light and snappy. The 98mm waist and symmetric twin tip shape are shared too, as is the Butter Zone Flex Pattern that softens the ski just enough in the tip and tail to make presses easy without sacrificing landing stability. Where the TBL earns its own page is the graphic and the dedication. This is Taylor's pro model, full stop. The full size run from 163 to 180 means the ski fits a wider range of body types than a lot of pro models, which often skew long. If you ride a Blend already, the TBL is a different paint job; if you ride the TBL, you're skiing what one of the most influential women in freestyle skis.

Things to consider:

Same caveats as the standard Blend: this is a freestyle ski, and the soft flex pattern and twin tip shape mean it's not built to be a do-everything all-mountain tool. If you mostly ski groomers and just dabble in park, look at the Chronic line instead.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Sizes true to length. Most park skiers will pick a length around chin to nose height. The TBL is offered in a full-size run, so finding the right length is easier than with most pro models.