Dynastar ski reviews 2012
A number of new/updated models feature early rise geometry, said to simultaneously provide advantages of rocker technology and technical carving prowess. Dynastar was among the first to adopt early rise designs.
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4X4 lovers: This is probably the closest Dynastar currently in the line to the iconic classic.
"Great Masters 'cheater' GS ski."
"Rewards a very good skier or dual event Masters skier. Superb on any hard snow day."
"Great hard snow performer for anyone who does not want a full-bore race ski."
"Super carver. Looks fast, is fast!"
"More user friendly than last year, but no sacrifice in performance."
Updated and still a superb frontside 1-ski-quiver for females.
"Top carver!"
"Intermediate to pro, great versatile frontside ski for women."
"Love it! Good teaching ski."
"A good carver, fairly versatile."
"Should suit 1-ski-quiver needs for strong skiers who favors the front and pushes it."
"A bit stiff for me."
Ed. note: We urge pre-purchase demo.
Analog to the Legend 85.
"Intermediate to expert. Very quick and versatile. Slides and carves, Easy to ski."
"Slam dunk, as usual! The ski rips everywhere!"
"Best all mountain ski of the test."
"Do everything ski. Smooth. Easy."
"Great carving, solid, stable, easy and quick edge to edge."
This is certainly the better choice among Dynastar's biggest big mountain skis for most. More versatile than the Big Dump, yet solid and capable on the farthest of backside wilderness. Much better on the way home; in fact, one of the best ultra-wides on groomed and even hard snow.
"This is a confidence inspiring machine; a blast to ski!"
"A powder ski for those who want to make GS and Super G turns."
"I have to say," wrote one skier, "I love the improvements over the Big."
"This is a ski that lighter skiers may have difficulty skiing, but for the right skier, it has everything going for it"
