




LINE Skis
LINE Poisson Skis 2026/27
LINE Poisson Skis 2026/27
179 cm
8605 109 Street Northwest
8605 109 Street Northwest
Edmonton AB T6G 1E7
Canada
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144-110-133
The Poisson doesn’t pick sides—it rips both. We mashed the Gas Pedal Metal guts of the Blade with the swallowtail soul of the Sakana, then hacked in a surf-inspired Step Tail built to slash and drift on command. Knife it across a firm groomer and it locks in, point it down a claustrophobic shoot and it holds steady, drop it in deeper stuff and it breaks loose.
Bomber. Slashy. Stupid-fun.
RADIUS: 18.5m avg.
PROFILE: 9-2-6
CONSTRUCTION: Aspen Veneer
WEIGHT: 2150g
SUPER POWERS: Stepped Tail
TITANAL SHAPE - PRECISION MEETS PLAY
The Poisson’s metal laminate merges the Blade’s Gas Pedal Metal feel with the Optic’s Overdrive tech—but stylized to match this ski’s freeride DNA. A full strip of titanal underfoot locks in stability, while segmented flanges in the tip and tail free up the ski’s flex for more energy and liveliness.
Underfoot: full metal = stability + confidence.
Tip/Tail: broken strips = flex + energy.
Subtle edge bias: adds grip without making the ski overly critical.
Result: the Poisson sits between the Optic and Blade in stability, giving you precision for hard charging, but a more forgiving, slash-friendly ride in variable snow.
STEP TAIL - THE SLASH TRIGGER
Borrowed from surfboard design, the Step Tail breaks the running surface at
a defined point. That makes the tail easy to slash or release out of turns, while
still leaving surface area behind the step for float in pow.
On firm snow: feels shorter, looser, playful.
In deep snow: feels longer, balanced, surfy.
This tail unlocks a ski that’s equal parts carver and slasher, giving you the
freedom to pivot, spray, or lock into a carve depending on the terrain.
ROCKER PROFILE - FLAT IS FAST
The Poisson runs a traditional early rise in the tip for smooth turn initiation
and float. But instead of loading up camber underfoot, we kept it nearly flat. Why?
Because camber would’ve made this aggressive sidecut feel too locked in. Instead,
precision is handled by the titanal and pop is added back with uni-directional
carbon stringers. The flat camber = rally car turns in soft snow.
In the tail, rocker stays minimal, letting you finish turns with a clean C-shape
carve without feeling trapped.
UNI-CARBON STRINGERS - POP & ENERGY
With camber toned down, the Poisson utilizes carbon stringers to inject life.
They snap energy back into each turn, so the ski never feels dead, balancing the
suspension of the titanal with the pop of carbon.
THE POISSON EXPERIENCE
Think of the Poisson as a freeride scalpel. It’s not about pointing straight through
terrain, it’s about slicing across it with power, control, and style. On groomers it
feels precise and responsive; in deep snow it loosens up into surfy slashes. Fast,
fluid, and confidence-inspiring, this is the ski for freeriders who want it all.
