For skiers who spend as much time chasing off-piste stashes as they do ripping up the groom, the desired waist width for a daily driver ski often lies in that sweet spot somewhere in the 100–100mm range. At 100mm underfoot the M-Pro 100 Ti from Dynastar seeks to own the category of all-mountain do-it-all ski with a few tricks up its sleeve.
Gear
Gear Spotlight: Dynastar M-Pro 100 Ti
Let’s take a look under the hood. As the name indicates, the M-Pro 100 Ti sports a titanal plate under the binding—a common method of adding stability and power to a ski. At the same time, a progressive rocker shape offers a generous early rise in the tips and tails that helps the ski feel at home in any terrain. The blend of these two elements, titanal and rocker, build the backbone of the M-Pro 100 Ti.
That’s not all that the ski has going for it. Dynastar has developed an eco-minded core construction called Hybrid Core 2.0 that uses less glue and composite materials to reduce its environmental footprint. As a result, the ski is also lighter and more agile. On the edges, the M-Pro 100 Ti rocks full sidewall construction and what Dynastar called an “Adaptiv” sidecut profile (with a 17-meter radius at 178cm) built to smooth transitions between turns.
Dynastar M-Pro 100 Ti
€700 on dynastar-lange.com
Lengths: 162, 170, 178, 186
Dimensions: 134-100-134 (at 178 and 186cm)
Features:
- Hybrid Core 2.0: Uses less glue and fiberglass for a reduced environmental footprint
- Sintered HD Base: High-performance base material offers maximum glide in all snow conditions
- Progressive Rocker: Long rise in tip and tail for a playful feel in varied conditions
- Adaptiv Sidecut: Ensures smooth transitions between turns
- Sandwich Full Sidewall Construction: No gimmicks here!
- Hybrid 2.0 Poplar Tri Directional PU Core: Blends a three-direction wood layup with fiberglass for a smooth ride
- Ti Rocket Frame 2.0 Reinforcement: An engineered titanal place that adds power and control
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