Dynastar Skis 2027: The First Look
This year for Dynastar, they’re keeping things simple on the inside, but glamming things up on the outside. Not to mention a brand new ski to round out their freeride collection. Dive into our Dynastar skis 2027 preview to find out all the details.
What’s New
We’ll get to the new skis in just a moment, but humor us gear nerds by admiring this loud new graphic direction. Bright bold colors on all the ski replace the marble topsheets we’ve come to associate with the M Free series (with equally cool bases on the bottom).
On the new ski side, Dynastar adds a new M Free 94. This replaces the M Free 90, which served as a tweener/entry level freeride ski. The new M Free 94 gets the same Hybrid Core 2.0 that the rest of the M Free series now has. This is their latest edition of their combo of wood/polyurthane that allows them to use less titanal and less epoxy for a more sustainable construction.
We’ve already taken some turns on the M Free 94, with both soft snow and firm conditions. It’s just as pivot-y and slash-y as the wider sibilings. But, gives you a bit more agility and zippiness in tight terrain. Our staffers thought it felt a bit lighter on the feet, making it a bit more accessible. It makes for a great entry level freeride ski or progression ski for off-trail terrain, while having a high speed limit that won’t hold you back.
You still get the cult classic M Free 108 and 100, along with the up and coming 112.
Other Highlights
M Pro and M Cross get new graphics that match the vibe of the skis above. You can see the women’s M Pro above, with the 98 and 92 on the left. We haven’t gotten a chance to photo the men’s M Pro yet, but will update here once we snag some photos!
