LINE Skis 2024⧸2025 Pandora Skis Collection - Rad Skis for Rad People

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Introducing the refreshed LINE Skis Pandora Collection. Gone are the days of women's specific skis; this is a collection of rad skis for rad people, simple as that. Complete with four all-new models in the Pandora 85, 92, 99, and 106, the Pandora Collection embodies accessible, energetic, and intuitive skis designed for all-mountain performance for everyone.
Designed with our new Bio-Resin Tech and FSC Certified Wood Cores, the Pandora Collection doesn't just ski great; it also represents a significant step forward in our pledge to create long-lasting, sustainable skis.
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Yo, what's up? I'm Val. My name is Morgz. My name is Anna. My name is Dylan. And this is the all-new
Pandora collection. Brand new, redesigned. The Pandora has always been a lady-specific ski.
Now it's been totally redesigned and it's made for everybody. Line decided, why are we making
skis for one gender? Why don't we just make dope skis for everybody? And they're like,
let's make Pandora good as sh**. And that's what they did. Good job, Sean. Two thumbs up.
My favorite thing about the Pandora is it's really intuitive. You get on the ski and you
know exactly what it's going to do. It's really great for inbound skiing. Sick carving ski. Lay
down some turns. It's super playful, but also it's stiff enough where if you want to stomp some
cliffs, definitely has your back there. The Pandora is an all-mountain powerhouse. They're stompy.
They like to go fast as well. It's just super stable, super stompy, but it's really light and
forgiving. It doesn't kick your ass when you're skiing. When you dive into a turn, it doesn't
want to fold in half, but I can still lean into a butter and actually like do something with the
thing. Really fun and playful for buttering and jibbing. Rips short carves, rips long carves.
Skiing switch, doing some butters, some switch ones. Really deep powder randomly and then chop
pow, then hitting a cliff and buttering. I haven't had to slow down on it. I haven't had to check
myself or anything. I just was able to put them on first day, start doing tricks and the ski gave
me everything that I wanted it to. It felt very intuitive. Everybody says all these skis can do
everything, which is not true, but this ski does everything the most out of all the skis.
No, they're actually very good. First day we all rode them, we were like,
oh, okay, nice. We're looking at a very similar chassis to the Optic lineup,
but with a lightweight construction, no metal, a little bit more tip rocker, which makes it a
really dynamic ski, good for a lot of different conditions and a lot of different people.
Really easy to ski in powder, so they planed really well and were really floaty. Then by the time
the resort got skied out, at the end of the day, they were still ripping through the chunder and
all the bumps and stuff. You can't even 180 them. Oh, you can definitely 180 these bad boys.
These things like to go switch. Actually has twin tip. The tip and tail, the twin tip.
If you're going out with your homies and you're not sure if you're going to ride park or if you
guys are going to go hit some pow stashes, if you just want a well-rounded ski in your quiver,
you can kind of take it out for whatever it is you want to do.
But when I want to ski to kind of just rip the hill and have a day with the boys, this is the ski.
The ski is really great for anybody who likes to ski in the resort and hit side hits, jibs,
but also likes to lay down carves. Anybody who wants to get into bigger mountain terrain,
they're still pretty stompable and it's really a great ski for anyone.
If you're stuck in between something like a Vision and an Optic, you don't really know
what to do or you want to get a pair of Line skis, but you're like, I just want something
that's kind of normal and forgiving. This is a really, really good cost-effective way to get
into a high-end ski. If the Vision and the Optic made a baby, got a Pandora.
Pandora.
This is probably my favorite ski that Line has ever made,
just for the fact that it does everything really well.
This thing f****** rips and hard charger approved.
Go buy it at your local shop. It's f****** sick.
Basically, that means we have a pair of skis for every user, no matter what.
If you're riding the East Coast, you got the 90-something, and then if you're riding the
West Coast, you can get the 100-whatever, and it just covers all your bases for any type of terrain.
This ski's perfect in chunder, it's perfect in powder, it's perfect in rails,
it's perfect on the airbag, it's perfect in halfpipe, it's perfect on moguls,
it's perfect for giant slalom World Cup racers, it's perfect for free ride world,
it's perfect for everybody. This ski can do it all, lives it all.
You know, don't even bother buying anything else, because this is perfect for everything.
Make them out on your playground or something.
Powder, tram laps, zip lining, parachuting, moguls, rail street, wall ride.
