Sep 21, 2026 · 55 min · 14 segments
**Jason Levinthal has been doing things differently in the ski industry for more than 30 years.** In this episode, we sit down with Jason to talk about the story behind LINE Skis, how Full Tilt ski…
So, but I, you know, the other thing is like, so that happened in 2006, you said, right? Yeah.
And, um, you know, way better than me, um, because you were, you know, so involved with the freestyle and park ski movement, but where was park skiing in 2006, would you say, as far as like popularity goes?
So you had six years of like you're at the height of evolution and progression.
Twin tip skis were like going off, like finally being somewhat accepted as like a norm and not some side.
You know, it is still a sideshow, but like it was still called a twin tip ski where it's not anymore.
But it's amazing, so Line was very much associated with freestyle skis, and you guys, you with Full Tilt, you made all of these park skiers think that they needed to have a three-piece boot.
The marketing machine of that whole thing is incredible.
Like you're like the amount of people that have chased that, like, dude.
So I got, um, in the year 2010, I got hired by, uh, Del Bello over in Andover, New Hampshire to just help out with some of their marketing.
And it was to go against the marketing that was like really like you and mall check.
And I didn't really know I hadn't met you guys, but like, it's like, uh, no
but you did it.
So, but I, you know, the other thing is like, so that happened in 2006, you said, right? Yeah.
And, um, you know, way better than me, um, because you were, you know, so involved with the freestyle and park ski movement, but where was park skiing in 2006, would you say, as far as like popularity goes?
So you had six years of like you're at the height of evolution and progression.
Twin tip skis were like going off, like finally being somewhat accepted as like a norm and not some side.
You know, it is still a sideshow, but like it was still called a twin tip ski where it's not anymore.
But it's amazing, so Line was very much associated with freestyle skis, and you guys, you with Full Tilt, you made all of these park skiers think that they needed to have a three-piece boot.
The marketing machine of that whole thing is incredible.
Like you're like the amount of people that have chased that, like, dude.
So I got, um, in the year 2010, I got hired by, uh, Del Bello over in Andover, New Hampshire to just help out with some of their marketing.
And it was to go against the marketing that was like really like you and mall check.
And I didn't really know I hadn't met you guys, but like, it's like, uh, no
but you did it.
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