2027 Line Pandora 99 Skis

A genuine one-quiver all-mountain ski, the Line Pandora 99 hits the sweet spot of the refreshed Pandora Collection. An aspen veneer core, Bio-Resin construction, Thick-Cut Sidewalls, and a balanced shape combine for a ski that handles whatever the day throws at it.

Why we like it:

The 99mm waist is the no-compromise width for all-mountain skiing, and the Pandora 99 leans into that positioning with a lightweight feel and stable ride. Most one-quiver-style skis at this width feel like a compromise; the Pandora 99 doesn't.

Who it's for:

Intermediate through expert all-mountain skiers who want a true do-everything ski. Especially well-suited to skiers who live in regions with variable conditions and want one ski for the whole season.

Highlights:

The Pandora 99 is the ski of the Pandora line. The 99mm waist is a versatile platform for everything from morning groomers to afternoon slush to fresh snow days, and the construction is tuned to match. Aspen veneer core gives the ski a snappy, energetic feel that suits its do-everything mission, and Bio-Resin holds the core together with the same bonding and durability story as the rest of the Line lineup. Thick-Cut Sidewalls handle the abuse of real-world all-mountain skiing. The 11-2-6 rocker profile leans directional, with more tip rocker than tail, which gives the ski a more carving-oriented personality than the more freestyle-tilted Pandora 106 or the Chronic line. With an 18-meter radius at the 177cm length and a 130mm tip, the Pandora 99 makes medium-arc turns comfortably and stays nimble in tight terrain. The full-size run from 149 to 184 covers a wide range of body types.

Things to consider:

The Pandora 99 is a generalist, which means it's not the best in any single category. For deeper snow, the Pandora 106 is a better choice; for harder snow, the Pandora 92 is more direct. The Pandora 99 is the right pick when you want one ski for everything.

Fit & sizing considerations:

True to length. Standard sizing recommendations apply. Most skiers will pick the length that matches their height; size up for stability or down for quickness as the day demands.