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Line Pandora Ski - Women's

Line Pandora Ski - Women's

Item #LIN0137|4 in Stock – Ships Wicked Fast & Free
$649.00
Suggested Retail: $800.00
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Line Pandora Ski - Women's

In ‘09, the 110mm-waisted Line Pandora sent the women’s-specific fat ski market running for cover. For 2010, Line adds an extra 5mm of powder-lovin’ booty and ups the ante once again. Unless you seek out men’s boards, design your own custom skis, or research obscure boutique brands like a truffle hound, you won’t find a fatter gals-only plank any time soon. Besides its girth, the Pandora also boasts the benefits of rocker and taper technology, and hides a lightweight fir core under its beautiful topsheet art.

  • Fir Macroblock core provides a stable, light, and poppy ride
  • Early Taper at the tip & tail prevents hooking in soft snow
  • 20cm x 8mm Early Rise rocker puts you on top like whipped cream
  • Fatty Base & Edge sidewall construction takes a beating on the hill and on the tuning table
  • Topsheet art by Claire Scully

Bottom Line: Don't resist temptation.

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I'm 5'4" 130, and I just made the pickup of the

I'm 5'4" 130, and I just made the pickup of the Pandoras in a 172. I am STILL debating whether I should have gotten the 162 or 172. I'm a pretty aggressive skier, I do most of my skiing in the trees at The Bird on powder days or in Tahoe or the NW on a good powder day. I want to try and ski more in the fall line this year, but I also want something that will be quick in the trees. Most recently I've skied on the Volkl Karma in a 161. What do you think... Pandora in a 162 or 172?

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November 5, 2009

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the slight rocker will help to make them ski a bit shorter so i think you'll be set with the 172's. I'm 5'6" and 135 and I picked up a pair of the 172's as well but wished they came in a slightly longer size! I think the 172's will be great for you
go pandora power!

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4 days ago

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The Pandora is a lot of ski, but I think that you can handle that 172. It will feel different for sure in the tighter trees, but fall line and deep snow you will appreciate the stability that you can get from them. You will probably have to adjust a bit of your style, and ski more aggressively, but I think that these really are the next step for female skiers, who really want to progress. And that size will step up your game for sure.

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November 6, 2009

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Will a 110mm brake work on the Pandora without having to bend/alter

Will a 110mm brake work on the Pandora without having to bend/alter the brake? Thanks.

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October 28, 2009

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go with a 115!!

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6 days ago

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You will have to bend out the brakes for it to work. A 110 brake can fit up to a 110, but not much more.

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October 28, 2009

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My partner is 5'6 120 lbs and can ski all blacks, but struggles

My partner is 5'6 120 lbs and can ski all blacks, but struggles on the double blacks. What length is best 172 or 162cm considering this ski has early rise so less ski on the ground. She currently skis on a 155 volkl pearl with about 121cm of contact length

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October 20, 2009

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Well, if double blacks are not her thing on 155, go with the 162. They early rise doesn't diminish the contact length all that much on this model.

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October 21, 2009

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Hey all, My girl just picked these up and I'm doing some

Hey all,
My girl just picked these up and I'm doing some research on the right binding setup. She is avg. size (5'6" about 130 or so.) Let me know what you're using! Thanks for your help!

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October 1, 2009

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Marker Griffons but make sure you get brakes that are wide enough...they are 115mm under foot.

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November 4, 2009

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My wife went with the Marker Griffon. Plenty of binding to keep her in but still keeps the overall ski weight light!

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October 7, 2009

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Any one know about mounting these tele?

Any one know about mounting these tele?

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August 26, 2009

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I mean, like any ski, it depends on your style. The nearly symmetrical sidecut is suited for a backcountry jib type of skier...if you do choose to mount them tele, be sure to take it to a shop that understands the intricacies of mounting tele on twin-tip skis (especially ones with nearly symetrical sidecuts). Pin line on chrod center isn't going to work for a twin-tip ski. You can find more info on mounting twin-tips with telemark bindings here: http://www.telemarktalk.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=6569&highlight=twin+tip+average+centers

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August 26, 2009

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Tech Specs:

Lengths:
152cm, 162cm, 172cm 
Dimensions:
142 / 115 / 139mm 
Turn Radius:
[172cm] 15.5m 
Construction:
Sandwich sidewall 
Core Material:
Macroblock Fir 
Base:
Sintered, Fatty base and edge 
Tail:
Twin 
Binding System:
No 
Binding Included:
No 
Weight:
[172cm] 4lb 14oz (2220g) per ski 
Recommended Use:
Powder, freestyle, advanced to expert 
Manufacturer Warranty:
1 Year 

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