Poisson Skis 2027
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Quick Specs
| Rider Type | Freeride Slasher |
| Terrain | Freeride, Groomer, Powder |
| Rocker Type | Early rise tip, nearly flat underfoot, minimal tail rocker |
| Turning Radius | 18.5m avg. |
| Shape | 144-110-133 |
| Tail Type | Step Tail (surf-inspired stepped tail) |
Product Description
The Poisson bridges precision carving and powder slashing in a single freeride platform. A full titanal strip locks in stability underfoot while segmented flanges in the tip and tail open up the flex for lively, energy-loaded turns. A surf-inspired Step Tail lets the tail break loose on command, giving freeriders the freedom to spray, pivot, or lock into a carve depending on what the mountain throws at them.
Product Details
| Core | Aspen Veneer: aspen wood core with a veneer laminate layer, balancing liveliness and durability |
| Metal Laminate | Titanal: full strip underfoot delivers stability and edge confidence; segmented flanges in the tip and tail release flex for energy and liveliness; subtle edge bias adds grip without making the ski overly critical |
| Stringers | Uni-Carbon Stringers: uni-directional carbon stringers that snap energy back into each turn, compensating for the flat camber profile and balancing the titanal suspension with pop |
| Tail Design | Step Tail: borrowed from surfboard design, breaks the running surface at a defined point; makes the tail easy to slash or release out of turns while retaining surface area behind the step for float in powder; on firm snow it feels shorter and looser, in deep snow it feels longer and surfy |
| Rocker Profile | Early rise tip for smooth turn initiation and float; nearly flat underfoot (precision handled by titanal, pop added by carbon stringers); minimal tail rocker for a clean C-shape carve finish |
| Shape / Sidecut | 144-110-133 (tip-waist-tail), 18.5m avg. turning radius |
| Weight | 2150g (186 cm) |
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Poisson Skis 2027 FAQ
What kind of skier is the Poisson built for?
The Poisson is a freeride ski for skiers who want both precision and playfulness. LINE positions it between the Optic (stable, all-mountain) and the Blade (tight-turning, carvy) in character. It rewards freeriders who want to charge firm groomers, slash in variable snow, and surf powder runs, all on the same ski.
What is the Step Tail and how does it change the way the ski rides?
The Step Tail is a surf-inspired design that breaks the running surface at a defined point near the tail. On firm snow, it makes the ski feel shorter and looser, easier to pivot and slash. In deep snow, it acts like a longer tail for float and balance. The result is a ski that can both carve precisely and drift out of turns on demand.
Does the Poisson have metal in it — will it be too stiff to be playful?
Yes, it has a titanal laminate: a full strip underfoot for stability, with segmented flanges in the tip and tail that free up flex. Uni-directional carbon stringers add pop and energy. The nearly flat camber (9-2-6 profile) keeps it from feeling locked in. The result is stable when you charge, but loose and slashy when you want to play.
The waist is 110mm — will this work on groomers, or is it only for powder?
The Poisson is designed to work on both. The titanal underfoot and the 18.5m radius give it enough edge grip to knife across firm groomers confidently. The Step Tail and nearly flat camber keep it from feeling too locked in on hardpack. LINE's description specifically calls out groomer precision alongside deep snow performance.
What lengths does the Poisson come in?
The Poisson is available in 165, 172, 179, and 186 cm. The 9-2-6 profile (early rise tip, nearly flat underfoot, minimal tail rocker) is consistent across all lengths. At the longest length, it weighs approximately 2150g per ski. Choose shorter for a more playful, slashy feel; longer for more stability and float in pow.
Do these come with bindings?
No. The Poisson is sold flat without bindings. You'll need to purchase and mount bindings separately. No specific mount point or binding recommendation is listed in the catalog.