M-Free 118 Ski - 2024
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Why We Like The Dynastar M-Free 118 Ski
We feel most free on a powder day with the M-Free 118 Ski underfoot. It's the widest offering from Dynastar, and the extended tip rocker slices over powder to keep you in control no matter how fast we're moving. Despite its girthy width, the M-Free is still remarkably smooth when all that powder's turned to ice, living up to Dynastar's long-lasting reputation for nearly fifty years.
Details
- Progressive powder plank provides a playful performance
- 118mm waist is Dynafit's widest offering for the ultimate pow
- Medium turn radius balances stability with maneuverability
- Extended rocker in the tip and tail maneuver in deep, soft snow
- Poppy poplar wood core with Ti Rocket Frame for added stiffness
- Titanal laminates retain screws and add torsional rigidity
- Full sidewalls enhance torsional rigidity and durability
- Item #DYNZ232
- Length
- 180cm, 189cm
- Dimensions
- 145 / 118 / 135mm
- Turn Radius
- [180cm] 22m, [189cm] 24m
- Profile
- rocker / camber / rocker
- Construction
- sandwich
- Core
- poplar
- Laminate
- titanal, fiberglass
- Edge
- steel
- Base
- sintered
- Tail
- flat
- Claimed Weight
- [180cm] 9lb 14.7oz (4499g), [189cm] 10lb 5.8oz (4700g)
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 1 year
- Activity
- all-mountain skiing, freeride skiing, powder skiing
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Overall Rating
5 based on 1 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageFebruary 25, 2024
Pow slayer & more
Was looking to add a deep snow ski to my quiver-currently have a 100mm reverse camber all mountain ski that was getting swallowed in 18”+ days. Tested skis from most manufacturers @ 110+mm based on published expert reviews & ski shop recommendations . I ski mostly in Utah & prefer a heavier, stable yet smeary ski. 1 top to bottom run ~2500 vertical & the Dynastar MFree 118 @ 180cm was speaking my language. This ski can handle high speeds (50mph+), carve massive arcs in pow deep pow, slow controlled turns in deep snow, pivot great due to tip & tail rocker,smear & edge on chalk-so versatile. They are on the heavier side (2200g per ski) but feel smooth.Skied these in Snowbird,Utah in formidable/leftover snow to waist deep in Japan. I recommend these skis to the advanced, hard charging powder hound.
Originally reviewed on dynastar.com
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