Built for women who like to charge, the Dynastar M-Pro W 92 brings the same H-shaped titanal frame and hybrid wood and PU core as the men's M-Pro 94 TI to a women's-specific platform. A directional shape, rocker/camber/rocker profile, and full sidewall construction give it the kind of locked-in edge feel that's rare in skis at this width, while the slightly narrower waist keeps the ski quick from edge to edge when terrain tightens up.

Why we like it:

The Titanal Rocket Frame 2.0 makes a real difference here. Most women's skis in this width drop the metal to keep the weight down, but the M-Pro W 92 keeps the laser-cut titanal in place. The result is a ski with serious damping for high-speed groomer skiing without the weight penalty of a full titanal layup.

Who it's for:

Advanced and expert women skiers who like to drive a ski hard and want real performance both on and off the groomer. Particularly well-suited to skiers transitioning from a frontside ski into a more all-mountain platform without losing carving precision. Less suited to skiers who prefer a softer, more forgiving flex pattern.

Highlights:

The M-Pro W 92 shares its construction approach with the men's M-Pro line, including the laser-cut titanal frame that places metal directly underfoot for power transfer and damping while thinning toward the tip and tail to manage swing weight. The Hybrid Core 2.0 underneath layers poplar wood in three directions with PU running along the perimeter, which keeps the ski balanced and lively rather than feeling like a heavy frontside ski. The directional shape is more conservatively tapered than the M-Free counterpart, which gives the ski more drive and authority through the back of the turn. Adaptiv Sidecut smooths the transition into and out of the carve, full-length sidewall keeps edge engagement crisp in changing snow, and the Sintered HD base offers race-quality glide. Despite the metal layer, testers consistently note that the W 92 floats better in fresh snow than its waist width would suggest.

Things to consider:

The flex is on the firmer side for a women's ski in this width range, which is a feature for advanced and expert skiers but may feel demanding for skiers still building all-mountain technique. The wider M-Pro W 98 is the natural step up for skiers who want more float.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Sizes true to length. The natural size for most skiers is whatever they normally ride, with a bump up a length making sense for skiers who push speed in chop and want extra stability.