M-Free 108 | 2027

Arguably the dampest ski in this category, Dynastar blends a vibration-absorbing core with a playful shape and profile to create a ski that loves to charge but retains a loose, almost surf-like turn style. Returning unchanged for 2027, except for the fresh paint job, the 108 remains one of the most popular freeride skis on the market.

The shape and profile are on trend with many of the skis in the surrounding pages, with ample tip and tail rocker, camber underfoot and significant taper in the tip and tail contact points. All of these attributes keep the ski feeling fun and maneuverable, and really speak to a freeride skier who wants to make quick pivots or spin around for some switch skiing. In contrast, the ski's core, which is comprised primarily of wood and PU, adds a stiff and powerful quality to the ski. Instead of getting deflected by variable snow or being easily pressable, this ski will blast through snow off-piste and requires quite a bit of energy to flex for butters and other freestyle pursuits.

The M-free 108 is built for the advanced skier who likes to ski through the front of the boot rather than a more neutral, laid-back stance. This same skier wants a ski that powers through imperfect snow while still having the shape that easily facilitates freestyle tricks in technical freeride terrain.