Line Supernatural 92 Skis 2018

Line Supernatural 92 Skis 2018

SIR ISAAC NEWTON APPROVED.

Test Locations: Mt. Hood OR, Stratton VT

If you're still skiing on a pair of Line Prophet 90's it's time for an upgrade, it's time you treat yourself, it's time for the Supernatural 92.  Aside from how many babes are going to be checking you out in the liftline or ski corral, the 92 rips!  It's Metal Matrix construction keeps weight down by only having metal where it needs to be in order to transmit energy to the edges effectively.  The taper in the tip and tail of the Supernatural 92 make for a more predictable turn in varying conditions while the tail allows you to smear when you want or arc when you want.  

The Supernatural doesn't float as well as the Brahma but is more playful and fun than the Volkl Kendo.  The Supernatural 92 is best for those that love to ski fast and hop in the trees or bumps when the conditions are right. 

Buying tip: Supernatural 92 ski a little shorter than it's predecessor the Prophet 90 due to the tail rocker.

Construction

Sidewall - A full length sidewall made of polyethelene run from tip to tail in the Supernatural 92 providing more grip at highspeeds than a cap construction.

Core

Maple Macroblock - An Aspen core with two Maple stringers running tip to tail for added stiffness and strength.

Shape

Early Rise - Tip and tail early rise provide the skis with superior float in powder, as well as effortless turn initiation in any snow condition.

Additional Awesomeness

Directional Flex - The tip of the ski has a softer flex than the tail which in turn means better float in soft snow and more power on harder snow.

Early Taper - The skis widest points are tapered earlier to provide a more predicable tip in soft snow and help eliminate tail hang-up.

Thin Tip - An incredibly thin wood core and sidewall are placed in the tip of ski for supreme weight reduction.

Fatty Base & Edge - 30% thicker edge and base give the skis bomb-proof durability!

Binding

The Line Supernatural 92 does not come with a binding. We recommend you use a binding that will accommodate your skiing needs (backcountry, touring, all-mountain, freestyle etc.). Be sure the brake width and release settings will work for your particular activity. Questions about what's best for you, contact an expert at TheSkiMonster.com.

Recommended Binding: Marker Griffon.