Topics from the brands featured on the 26th and 27th
Transform the entire slope into a playground. The long-awaited evolved all-mountain ski, "M-FREE"
The "PROGRESSIVE FREERIDE" category combines straight-line-oriented freeride performance with the freedom and versatility of freestyle, resulting in a powerful and playful offering. At the heart of this category is the M-FREE series, and now, with an updated waist width compared to the previous "90," comes the "M-FREE 94."
While being the slimmest of the four models, including the 112mm waist, it faithfully inherits the series' signature twin-tip design, progressive rocker, and exquisitely tuned radius setting that produces excellent maneuverability. It boasts
buoyancy in powder, sharp carving on groomed slopes, and versatility to handle any stage, from park and terrain tricks. The not-too-wide 94mm width allows for nimble footwork, and the high level of performance inherited from the top model transforms the entire slope into a playground where you can freely explore.
BRAND features
DYNASTAR, with its "thin beard" symbol, was born in 1963 in Sallanches, a town at the foot of Mont Blanc in France, through a collaboration between two determined factories. Just three years later, the brand dominated the world championships with medals, and legendary skiers such as M. Girardelli (Lux), D. Compagnoni (ITA), and K.A. Aumott (NOR) dominated the alpine racing world with DYNASTAR skis at the 1992 Albertville and 1994 Lillehammer Olympics. The athletes have always worked as a family, sharing everything from development origins to on-snow testing and marketing, and supplying genuine skis to the world
Later, they were one of the first to get into carving skis, and in recent years have been focusing on the freeride category, sponsoring FWT and developing skis under the supervision of some of the world's best freeskiers, and are continuing to evolve
BRAND info
DYNASTAR
Handling: GROUPE ROSSIGNOL Co., Ltd
