Our complete test of the Dynafit Blacklight 88 was conducted in the field under different snow conditions. Find the detailed analysis of the uphill behavior, downhill performance, strengths, limitations, and our verdict in the magazine.
A ski touring designed for speed in the mountains The Dynafit Blacklight 88 is part of the Blacklight range, a collection developed for practitioners who prioritize lightness, efficiency, and speed during their mountain outings. With its 88 mm underfoot, it was designed to accompany long ascents, large alpine crossings, and technical routes where every gram counts. Positioned in the category of lightweight touring skis, it aims to offer a balance between uphill efficiency and performance level suitable for descents in alpine terrain.
A performance-oriented carbon construction The Blacklight 88 is based on a paulownia core combined with an upper triaxial carbon belt. This architecture was developed to reduce the overall weight of the ski while maintaining the characteristics sought for a dynamic ski touring practice. Dynafit also highlights a flex index of 90 intended for skiers seeking more precision and responsiveness. The whole fits into the Blacklight philosophy, which is to offer lightweight equipment without compromising the demands of modern mountains.
A geometry designed for versatility With its 88 mm underfoot and rocker construction, the Blacklight 88 was developed to perform in a wide range of snow conditions. Its geometry aims to combine agility, direct power transmission, and versatility to meet the needs of skiers engaged on varied terrains. Available in lengths ranging from 151 to 184 cm, it covers a wide spectrum of uses, from long outings with significant elevation gain to alpine projects requiring lightweight and high-performance equipment.
A fast and technical touring program The Dynafit Blacklight 88 is aimed at practitioners looking for a lightweight touring ski capable of accompanying a sporty and ambitious mountain practice. Thanks to its carbon construction, contained weight, and performance-oriented positioning, it represents one of the references in the Dynafit range for skiers who prioritize speed, efficiency, and versatility during their ski touring adventures.
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