2027 Line Pandora 92 Skis

The lightweight, frontside-leaning member of Line's refreshed Pandora Collection, the Line Pandora 92 prioritizes nimbleness and edge-to-edge quickness. An aspen veneer core, Bio-Resin construction, and a quicker turn shape combine for a ski that feels alive on hardpack and stays composed when you wander into fresh snow.

Why we like it:

The weight-to-performance ratio is the headline. At 1630 grams in the 175cm length, the Pandora 92 is a notably light ski for its category, and that weight savings translates directly into the kind of edge-to-edge quickness that makes a long ski day feel less tiring.

Who it's for:

Intermediate through advanced all-mountain skiers who want a frontside-leaning all-mountain ski with real soul. A great call for skiers who ski long days and prioritize maneuverability over pure stability.

Highlights:

The Pandora 92 is the lightweight specialist of the Pandora line, tuned for skiers who put a premium on agility and feel. Aspen veneer core delivers the energetic feel that runs through the Pandora collection, and Bio-Resin holds it together with the durability and sustainability story you find across the Line lineup. The 92mm waist is the frontside-leaning side of all-mountain skiing, with enough width to handle the occasional fresh snow day but a primary focus on hardpack performance. The 10-2-9 rocker profile is moderate, balanced enough for variable conditions but with enough camber underfoot for real edge contact when you tip the ski over. With a 16-meter radius at the 175cm length and a 125mm tip, the Pandora 92 has a quicker turn shape than the wider Pandora line members, which is exactly the personality you want in a frontside-leaning all-mountain ski. The full-size run from 147 to 182 makes the ski accessible to skiers of all sizes.

Things to consider:

The 92mm waist isn't a powder ski, so skiers in deeper-snow regions will want the Pandora 99 or 106 as a primary. The lightweight construction also trades some stability at high speed for that agility, so harder-charging skiers may want something heavier.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Sizes true to length. Pick your usual size for general use; size up for stability at speed or drop a length for quicker turns in tight terrain.