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| Ease of use: |
| Ability Level | Lower Intermediate Upper Intermediate Lower Advanced Upper Advanced |
| Sidecut | 125-86-111 |
| Turn radius | 13.2m (158cm) |
| Lengths | 151, 158 (1,420g), 165 |
| Construction |
Cap Wood core Standard camber |
| Strengths | Easy to use, light and easy at slower speeds |
| Weaknesses | Struggle at higher speeds to maintain composure |
The Line women’s Soulmate 86 has a streamlined profile and symmetric flex that delivers flawless edge to edge connection all over the mountain.
The Soulmate feels like a friendly, easy to use ski that is accessible for lower level skiers. On the piste their light weight makes them easy to steer and they can work in any turn shape, grip levels are good but not up to the high levels of some of the more expensive options available out there. Moving into variable off piste conditions the Soulmates feel more at home with the wide platform and easy rocker making them great fun, particularly at slower speeds. Both on and off piste when ramped up to higher speeds and bigger edge angles they feel less stable and confident, but this is a reflection of their price point.
