2027 Dynastar Menace 90 Skiswith Xpress 10 Bindings

A bit more width and a wider stance make the Dynastar M-Menace 90 the freestyle ski for young skiers who want to mix park laps with everything else the mountain offers. The twin-tip shape and freestyle-friendly geometry let it slash through soft snow, slide across boxes, and land switch with equal confidence. It is light, durable, and forgiving in the kind of skiing that involves a lot of trial and error, and the extra waist width gives it real all-mountain credibility when conditions get soft. It is a versatile playground ski for kids who treat the whole resort as their canvas.

Who it's for:

Kids who treat the whole resort as their canvas, mixing park laps with everything else. It fits intermediate and stronger juniors who ride switch and want a ski that works on a storm day.

Things to consider:

Extra width is slower to move from edge to edge, so a rail-and-jump specialist would find a narrower ski easier to handle. Because it's built around freestyle, firm-snow edge grip trails a dedicated on-piste junior model.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Freestyle length is a compromise between stability on landings and how easily the ski comes around in the air. Most young skiers land near their own height, with the shorter end favoring spins and the longer end favoring speed between features.