Line Pandora 85 – 26/27

LINE Pandora 85 - Model 2026/2027

The Pandora 85 is a narrow, approachable all-mountain ski with a clear preference for groomers and firm snow. Its 85 mm waist, short 13 m radius at 161 cm and Short turn shape make it quick from edge to edge and easy to bring around. It is designed for skiers who spend most of their time on piste but still want enough shape and early rise to venture off the groomed when conditions allow.

The Capwall construction combines a precise sidewall underfoot with lighter, durable cap construction towards the tip and tail. A directional flex gives the ski a softer tip for easier turn initiation and a stiffer tail for added support and control. The 5CUT™ geometry blends five different radii into the sidecut, allowing the ski to produce different turn shapes without becoming complicated to ski.

At 1465 g in the 161 cm length, the Pandora 85 keeps things relatively light and nimble. The 125-85-115 mm shape, early rise and narrow waist make it primarily a frontside ski rather than a powder tool. The sintered base is built for glide and durability, while Bio-Resin is used to improve bonding and cold-temperature toughness while reducing the carbon footprint of the resin used in production.

This is a ski that puts intuitive handling ahead of brute force. It should suit skiers who want confidence on hardpack without needing an aggressive technique or a particularly demanding ski.

Specifications:

• Dimensions: 125-85-115 mm

• Sidecut radius: 13.0 m at 161 cm

• Weight: 1465 g at 161 cm

• Geometry: 5-Cut Multi-Radius Sidecut

• Turn shape: Short

• Profile: 6-5-4 mm

• Construction: Capwall™

• Edge dimensions: 2.1 x 2 mm

• Stance: -57 mm from center

• Base: Sintered

• Technologies: Bio-Resin, 5CUT™, Early Rise, Directional Flex, Capwall™

• Ability level: Beginner, Intermediate

Who is this ski for?

The Pandora 85 is aimed at beginner to intermediate skiers who spend most of their time on groomed pistes and want a ski that is easy to control, quick to turn and reassuring on hardpack. The short turn shape and relatively narrow waist make it a natural choice for frontside skiing, while the early rise gives it some extra flexibility when the day takes you away from perfectly groomed snow.

Choose it if you value intuitive handling and easy turn initiation more than high-speed aggression or deep-snow performance. Skiers looking for a wider, more freeride-oriented ski for regular off-piste use should look towards a wider model.