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Dynastar Legend Big Dump Ski

Item #DYN0346 | 11 in Stock
5 Star Rating

Awesome Ski

By Ranked #649 - Big Mountain Freeride Skis April 28, 2011

I bought this ski in December to become my deep day ski, (I have a pair of Armada ANTs and Dynastar XXL's for everyday). My first day on them I was wiped out, these skis are very heavy, and I wasnt too sure about them. But I got my ass into shape I fell in love. After my first big storm cycle with these skis I havent skied my others skis since. They ski like a softer XXL, but keep the same stability some how. They are a ton of fun on hard pack, (as long as you're not trying to turn to much), they blast through chop and float in any depth of snow. I feel very confident that I'm not going to get bucked around on a nasty run out after a big Drop. And what I really like about them in they seem to absorb every bump in the road like a luxury SUV.I feel very confident that I'm not going to get bucked around on a nasty run out after a big drop. I think Dynastar has figured out you dont need a fully rockered ski to float in the deep stuff, just a little early rise will get the job done. That being said, these are a HEAVY, they DON'T like to make short turns, and these are NOT a jib ski. If you really like skis like the Hellbents, JJ's or S7's look elsewhere. If you love your XXL, but just want a little more float. These are the skis for you.

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1 Comments Last Reply: December 2, 2011 By:

By: December 2, 2011

Curious where you mounted these? Did you just go with the recommended point or back a bit? Thanks.

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Tech Specs:

Length:
192 cm 
Dimensions:
142 x 120 x 130 mm 
Turn Radius:
38 m 
Profile:
early rise tips, traditional camber underfoot 
Construction:
sandwich 
Core:
wood, fiberglass 
Base:
race 
Tail:
flat 
Binding Included:
no 
Recommended Use:
big mountain freeride 
Manufacturer Warranty:
1 year 

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