Dynastar Dstinct
Aug 07
2010
2010
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Dynastar D-stinct from Levelninesports.com
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Dynastar Swirly Skis – Women’s $265.95 The lady looking for a versatile ski she can wear while spending hours in the park or on the half-pipe might want to consider the Dynastar Swirly. These skis are ideal for shredding up the park but are also suitable for hitting up the trails on occasion. The durable construction will hold up to almost everything you can put them through and keep you looking good while doing it. Dynastar Swirly skis are a girl’s dream come true. Key Features of the Dynastar Swirly Skis: Model: SWIRLY Sidecut: 112-78-102 Radius: 18 Sizes: 155, 165, 175 Size: 155 cm Color: As Shown Gender: Female Age: Adult |
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Dynastar Legend 94 Ski $699.95 Why plunk down for a bloated quiver when you can slay it all on the Dynastar Legend 94 Ski? The Legend 94 combines a stable 94mm platform, a rockered tip, and vertical sidewalls to create the ultimate all-mountain ripping machine. |
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Dynastar Legend 85 Ski $599.95 The mountains trembled when the Dynastar Legend 85 Ski was born. With a stable yet nimble 85mm platform and a deep sidecut, this hardcore ripper will slash turns down pristine open bowls, steep techy terrain, and fresh groomers with equal gusto. A true go-anywhere ski with plenty of agility, the Legend 85AAAs early-rise tip blasts through crud and floats when the going gets a bit deeper. |
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Dynastar Team Legend Ski – Kids’ $200 On tracked-out days, watch your little shredder clip into the Dynastar Kids’ Team Legend Ski and blaze down groomers. When there’s a dusting of powder on the mountain, watch Jr weave through powdery trees with a perma-grin. Thanks to the fat tip and the burly build, the Team Legend busts through crud and pow alike. |
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Dynastar 6th Sense Huge Ski $699.95 For an epic day of shredding and stomping big airs, make sure the Dynastar 6th Sense Huge Skis are dangling from your feet as the chairlift creeps along slowly up the mountain. A wide, 115mm waist provides float in the pow and a stable ride over chunder. A rockered tip and tail increases float and makes turn initiation a breeze, and the a hybrid camber profile underfoot increases control over hardpack and variable conditions. |
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Dynastar 6th Sense Superpipe Ski $449.95 Packing more pop than a can stuffed full of cola and explosive candy, the Dynastar 6th Sense Superpipe Ski rules the park and pipe. A lively core gives this ride a snappy feel on take-off and a buttery-smooth flex during jump transitions and while navigating pipe walls. A low swing weight makes adding another rotation or two to your favorite aerial worth considering. |
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Dynastar Legend Big Dump Ski $799.99 Break out the big guns, the Dynastar Legend Big Dump Skis, when the heavens open and bring feet of snow for you to play in. Thanks to its 120mm waist and progressive ski tip the Big Dump Ski lives to slash down wide open powder fields, stomp down pillow-lines, and maneuver through spacious trees. Not for the faint of heart, these burly skis delivers face-shot after face-shot, and reminds you that these aren\222t just any pair of planks. |
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Dynastar Pro Model A. Ducroz Ski $749.95 Taking home freeski comp trophy’s, laying down gnarly lines in pow and packed snow, and maching past anything in its way is what the Backcountry.com exclusive Dynastar Pro Model A. Ducroz Ski is all about. The Legend Pro Rider 105 excels in everything from deep pow days to set-up days, just point it and the 105 will please. This titanium-reinforced, expert-level ski likes a confident pilot, so novices beware. |
