The widest member of Line's refreshed Pandora Collection, the Line Pandora 106 is a versatile all-mountain ski with serious soft-snow chops. An aspen veneer core, Bio-Resin construction, and Thick-Cut Sidewalls combine for a ski that floats in fresh snow without giving up edge grip on hardpack.

Why we like it:

The Pandora line is positioned as rad skis for rad people, full stop, rather than as a women's-specific lineup. The construction here matches that energy: the same Bio-Resin and Thick-Cut Sidewall durability story you find across the Line lineup, tuned for skiers who want a versatile all-mountain ride.

Who it's for:

Advanced and expert all-mountain skiers who want a wider freeride-leaning ski with real durability behind it. Particularly suited to skiers in deeper-snow regions where 106mm underfoot earns its keep.

Highlights:

The Pandora 106 is the wide-bodied member of a refreshed line. Aspen veneer core delivers the snappy, energetic feel that runs through all the Line freeride and all-mountain skis, and Bio-Resin holds it together with the same improved durability story as the Bacon and Chronic collections. Thick-Cut Sidewalls handle the abuse of variable snow and natural features. The 106mm waist is wide enough for real soft-snow performance and narrow enough to feel manageable when conditions firm up. The 12-3-10 rocker profile leans slightly directional, with more tip rocker than tail rocker, which gives the ski a more locked-in feel through the carve while still floating in fresh snow. With an 18.4-meter radius at the 183cm length and a 134mm tip, the Pandora 106 makes medium-to-long arcs comfortably and stays composed at speed in chop. The full-size run from 155 to 189 makes the ski accessible to a wider range of body types than many skis at this width.

Things to consider:

The 106mm waist is overkill for skiers who mostly ski groomers. If your skiing is more about hardpack, look at the Pandora 99 or 92. The Pandora 106 is also a substantial ski; lighter skiers may find it more than they need.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Sizes true to length thanks to the rocker profile. Most skiers will be happy on their usual size. Skiers who want maximum float can size up; those who want quicker, more agile turns can drop a length.