Line Soulmate 92 Skis 2018 // Women's

Line Soulmate 92 Skis 2018 // Women's

92 MM WAIST, THIN TIP DESIGN - SEEKING SOULMATE… INQUIRE HERE.

This 92 millimeter waisted, full wood core, sidewall beauty is seeking a Soulmate and it could be you! The Line Soulmate 92 skis are the ideal choice for free ride women skier's that charge-hard all day long. Packed with Line's free ride technology the Soulmate 92 wants to take-on the gnarliest terrain the resort has to offer. Built with a traditional camber profile and thin tip technology, these skis are super stable, easy to ski and incredibly light weight. If you are also searching for your ski Soulmate, then look no further and live happily ever after with the Line Soulmate 92!

Construction

Sidewall Construction - A full length sidewall construction helps to increase edge hold, torsional strength and durability.

Core

Maple Macroblock - A full wood core that features aspen and and two full length maple stringers. Tons of strength, crazy durable and super fun flex!

Shape

Traditional Camber - With traditional camber underfoot, the Line Soulmate has excellent stability and energy transmission.

Thin Tip - Line's exclusive Thin Tip technology reduces the ski's overall weight by 100 grams. By thinning out the core and sidewall in the ski's tip, the skis become much more responsive and have decreased tip bounce.

Base / Edges

Sintered Base - A super fast, incredibly durable base that absorbs wax like you read about.

2 x 2.15 mm Edge - Pretty standard edge construction. Solid and durable.

Additional Awesomeness

Directional Flex - A softer flex in the tip for better floatation an easy turn initiation, and stiffer flex in the tail for a snappy, energetic feel. The stiffer tail also provides stability and control at higher speeds.

5-Cut Geometry -  Line blends 5 different sized sidecuts radius shapes into all of their skis This allows the skier to have the unrivaled control and unlimited turn shapes.

Binding

The 2016 Line Soulmate 92 women's skis do 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.