Dynastar Touring Skis

For the 2026/2027 season, Dynastar updates its M-Tour touring skis lineup with the introduction of the all-new Dynastar M-Tour 94, which becomes the centerpiece of the range. Replacing both the M-Tour 85 and M-Tour 90, it reflects Dynastar’s move toward more versatile touring skis with a stronger freerando focus.

With a 94 mm waist, the Dynastar M-Tour 94 is designed to strike an excellent balance between climbing efficiency, edge grip on firm snow and float in softer conditions. Weighing approximately 2,700 g per pair in the 178 cm length, it is positioned as a versatile touring ski suited to the needs of most ski tourers. It is available in lengths from 160 to 186 cm and now forms the core of the M-Tour collection.

The M-Tour 100 and M-Tour 108 return unchanged, continuing to feature Dynastar’s Hybrid Core 2.0 construction, which combines poplar wood with polyurethane (PU) to deliver an excellent balance of lightweight performance, vibration damping and downhill capability while reducing the environmental impact of production.

The lightweight-oriented M-Vertical series has also been streamlined. The M-Vertical 88, developed in collaboration with Vivian Bruchez, remains in the lineup, while the M-Vertical 82 has been discontinued for the 2026/2027 season.

With its 2026/2027 touring skis collection, Dynastar simplifies its range around fewer, more versatile models. While the disappearance of the M-Tour 85, M-Tour 90 and M-Vertical 82 may disappoint ski tourers who favor narrower skis for long ascents, the new M-Tour 94 emerges as a modern all-round touring ski capable of meeting the demands of today’s backcountry skiers.