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Dynastar 6th Sense Slicer Ski - 2010 BCS
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Can't decide between sending it hard in the park or digging deep into the stashes in the trees? Let the rockered tip of the Dynastar 6th Sense Slicer Ski end your troubling quandary. A stable, mid-fat footprint gives you the best parts of an all-mountain shredder combined with the explosively poppy construction of a dedicated park ride. Stuff the Slicer into the deepness, hammer it through the pipe, or toss yourself silly down the jump line; you'll be hard pressed to find somewhere it won't utterly dominate.
- Spring Blade Technology uses multiple layers of stacked wood blocks connected to varying lengths of fiberglass to create explosive pop and cushy shock absorption
- A low-density wood core means rugged durability coupled with a smooth, responsive flex
- Vertical sidewalls create powerful edge control in the park or the pipe
Bottom Line: A mid-fat with big plans.
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What's the difference and how does it compare to the Legend
What's the difference and how does it compare to the Legend Sultan 85's?
By: ewa3720654
May 9, 2011
super fun & versatile
By:
Berdooski
February 22, 2011
This ski is a blast. I have the 181s mounted with Hammerheads at the standard boot center line. Easy to pivot and highly manueverable, yet stable and very comfortable during high-speed sweeping turns. Bites into firm snow really, really well. Sufficiently dense (mine are 9.6 lbs./pair, skis alone) to smash through uneven and tracked snow without getting thrown around, but not such a huge ski that it tires you out too early in the day. Gives a smooth, damp, super fun ride.
This is my favorite ski so far, and I've tried quite a few others in recent years (K2: World Piste, Work Stinx, Hippy Stinx; G3: Reverend, Ticket, Hombre, Rapid Transit; Volkl: Mantra, Kendo, Wall, Katana).
Does this have camber underfoot with rockered tips and tails
Does this have camber underfoot with rockered tips and tails or is it flat camber underfoot?
By: Daniel Morrell
November 13, 2010
It does have camber for sure. The rocker is minimal compared to other skis.
By: Erik Roner
April 25, 2011
It does...It has regular camber under foot, with slight rocker in the tip and tail. Pretty solid all-around ski, but if you're thinking purely powder I'd look fatter. There are better rocker-camber pow skis out there.
By: Steven Gonsalves
December 27, 2010
get the bent chetlers
By: Ziegler
December 15, 2010
Change me.
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Dynastar 6th Sense Slicer Ski
Dynastar 6th Sense Slicer Skisuper fun & versatile
This ski is a blast. I have the 181s mounted with Hammerheads at the standard boot center line. Easy to pivot and highly manueverable, yet stable and more...
- Length:
- 161 cm, 169 cm, 175 cm, 181 cm, 187 cm
- Dimensions:
- 132 / 98 / 120 mm
- Turn Radius:
- 23 m
- Core:
- wood
- Tail:
- twintip
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year