The 2026 Dynastar M-Free 108 returns as a freeride favorite, delivering equal parts power and play for skiers who like to get creative in soft snow. With a generous rocker profile and a versatile 108 mm waist, the M-Free 108 thrives in chopped-up pow, windbuff, and steeps, offering a surfy yet stable platform for advanced skiers looking to blur the line between charging and slashing.

Why we like it:

This ski brings a freestyle flair to a freeride chassis—stiff enough to stomp, loose enough to smear, and reliable when conditions are anything but.

Who it's for:

Advanced and expert skiers who want a playful but powerful ski for western terrain, powder stashes, and creative big-mountain lines. Ideal for directional skiers who value maneuverability without sacrificing high-speed control.

Highlights:

Built with Dynastar’s Hybrid Core 2.0, the M-Free 108 uses poplar wood and PU to strike a balance between responsiveness and dampness. Fiberglass reinforcement boosts the ski’s stability without the rigidity of metal, making it easier to slash, butter, or pivot on demand. A deep rocker profile in both tip and tail enhances float and pivoting in soft snow, while a straight-ish section underfoot provides solid edge hold on firmer terrain. It’s a freeride ski with a distinctly loose, modern feel—perfect for those who want to draw their own lines.

Things to consider:

This ski leans freestyle-freeride, so directional carvers who prioritize trenching high-speed arcs on groomers might find it a bit loose or soft in the tail. It’s not a carver—it’s a smeary tool for the deep and steep.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Skis true to size. With its rocker-heavy shape and playful tail, it skis shorter than its measured length, so sizing up for float or sizing down for agility are both valid moves depending on your intent.