Line’s Supernatural 92 is built with the brand’s lighter “Thin Tip” technology and early rise for an ease of initiation and an almost melodic swingweight that easily rolls into turns. The stiffer tail supplied added stability in the steeps and trees. Bumps were also a blast with this ski.

As we stated in the verdict, however, the heavy skiing racer types and East Coast ringers in our test group didn’t have much good to say about this ski. The chief dings were that it didn’t carve as well as the rest of the class, and lost stability at higher speeds. Our overall take is that is a good ski (at an ever better price) for the newer generation of all-mountain skiers who want to throw a little more freestyle fun into their lines.