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The Dynastar Big Trouble Limited Alpine Ski eliminates the need for a quiver by covering all types of terrain in all directions. The Big Trouble hits the early-morning powder lines and heads to the park for an afternoon session without missing a beat. With dimensions of 124/92/114mm, this do-anything performer gives you the width you need for floating pow and landing drops in the backcountry, plus the performance of a park-inspired flex and true twintip design. While you're waiting for the backcountry to soften up, spin through the park to perfect your latest moves. Get the Big T before someone else beats you to it. Dynastar's Spring Blade technology contributes to powerful pop and smooth transitions in the park and backcountry alike, while 92mm underfoot ensures stomped landings. The Big Trouble Ski's super-raised tip and tail takes the sketch out of landing big hits, and the healthy sidecut rails the groomers when the back bowls get skied out.
Bottom Line: The Dynastar Big Trouble Limited Alpine Ski knows no bounds.
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all-mtn madness!
By:
Conor Brady
August 31, 2008
this skis just rips up anything it comes around. The huge shovel powers through crud, the 92mm floats ok in pow, and the ski rocks the park too. one of the most versatile ski i've been on for sometime now...
I am looking for a ski that my nine year old can ski when the
I am looking for a ski that my nine year old can ski when the snow gets deep. She is a great little skier from the Wasatch that has two years of ski racing under her belt in addition to thefour years previously skiing in Little Cottonwood Canyon. She wants a ski that is easier to turn than her race skis when it gets really soft on the hill. She is currently skiing on 140 cm Dynastar Team Omeglass. Any suggestions?
By: skadi
September 2, 2008
big trouble- big mountain fun!
By:
deepsteep
August 22, 2008
Ive heard 50/50 reviews from friends who had demoed these. I love my 1080 gun's, but I love trying out the latest/greatest. The Big Trouble is under-rated IMO; its wide and stiff enough for big snow days and taking a narrow line; Just the right amount of flex for freestyle fun too!
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all-mtn madness!
this skis just rips up anything it comes around. The huge shovel powers through crud, the 92mm floats ok in pow, and the ski rocks the park too. one more...
big trouble- big mountain fun!
Ive heard 50/50 reviews from friends who had demoed these. I love my 1080 gun's, but I love trying out the latest/greatest. The Big Trouble is under-rated more...
- Dimensions:
- [166cm, 176cm, 186cm] 124 / 92 / 114mm
- Turn Radius:
- [166cm] 17m; [176cm] 20m; [186cm] 23m
- Core Material:
- Wood
- Base:
- UHMW
- Tail:
- Twintip
- Binding System:
- No
- Binding Included:
- No
- Recommended Binding:
- PX 12 TI Jib Wide
- Weight:
- (Pair) 4lb 15oz (2240g)
- Recommended Use:
- Park and pipe, backcountry jib, powder, all-mountain
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
- Country of Origin:
- Austria