DynastarFeel the freedom on every run.
Whether it’s powder snow in freeride terrain or the freshly groomed slopes in the morning: Dynastar has been building skis for over 60 years that make you feel right at home on any terrain. Developed and tested in the French Alps, put to the test in demanding race and freeride conditions—for all-mountain adventures as well as for a relaxed day of skiing with friends. So with a pair of Dynastar skis, you’ll always make the right choice, whether you’re carving turns on a sunny day on the slopes or venturing down a steep off-piste run.
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Our customers especially love these models—from agile all-mountain skis to uncompromising freeride boards.
For every skill level
A ski for every day on the mountain
Dynastar covers the entire spectrum: playful all-mountain skis for everyday runs on the slopes, wide freeride models for your next powder day, and lightweight touring skis for anyone who likes to carve out their own descent. Whether you’re just starting out or have been skiing for a while—at Dynastar you’ll find the right model for women, men, and even the youngest skiers. You also have a choice when it comes to sidecut and radius: tighter radii for playful turns on the slopes, wider radii for a smooth ride at high speeds. The construction, featuring a wood core and modern material blends, ensures that the skis remain pleasantly lightweight despite their varied uses. So at Dynastar, you’ll find not just a model for a single purpose, but a ski setup that grows with your skiing ability.
If you’re looking to choose a specific model, it’s worth checking out the Elite line: The Dynastar Elite 5 XPress Winter 26/27 is designed for skiers who value smooth running and easy-going handling on the piste without sacrificing power in fast turns. The Dynastar Elite 9 Konect Winter 26/27 offers a slightly sportier ride; thanks to its stiffer construction, it remains stable even at high speeds and is ideal for ambitious on-piste skiers who want more performance reserves. Both models demonstrate how Dynastar consistently tailors its collection to riding style and skill level, rather than offering just a single all-purpose model. If you’re unsure which length or sidecut is right for you, our advisory team will be happy to help, so you end up with the exact ski that matches your skill level and preferred terrain. You can find an overview of the complete collection, including all current models, at any time on the Dynastar brand page in the shop.
Made in France
At home in the French Alps
Dynastar was founded in 1963 in Sallanches, France, in the heart of the Alps, where the brands continue to be developed and tested to this day. Dynastar has been part of the Rossignol Group for several years and shares its expertise with its sister brand, LANGE. The resulting products are put to the test by professional athletes under real-world conditions—from steep race courses to high-alpine expeditions. This close connection to the mountains continues to shape every phase of development, from the first prototype to the finished production model. As a result, the brand’s French character remains palpable, even though many technologies are shared with its sister brands.
For Dynastar, proximity to the Alps isn’t just a marketing pitch—it’s a way of life: test skiers are out on the slopes in all kinds of weather, from early-morning firn to stormy conditions in the depths of winter. This experience flows directly into the development process—for example, when it comes to finding the right flex for different snow conditions or ensuring a ski remains predictable amid changing slope conditions. The collaboration with sister brand LANGE also pays off, as skis and boots are fine-tuned together in the same alpine environment. If you’ve ever skied in the French Alps yourself, you know the range of conditions a ski must be prepared for there—from hard firn in the morning to soft powder in the afternoon. It’s precisely this expertise that goes into models like the Dynastar Elite 9 Konect Winter 26/27, which you can find right in the shop.
Tested Under Extreme Conditions
Technology that proves its worth even on Everest
What goes into a Dynastar ski isn’t just tested in the lab—it’s put to the test out in the mountains: athletes take the models on expeditions up to 8,848 meters. This extreme experience feeds directly into the production models—in materials, flex, and construction—giving you the control and smooth ride you need even in all-mountain or freeride terrain. Insights gained from extreme altitudes and freezing temperatures are directly incorporated into mass production long before a model hits the market. Edges, base coatings, and the internal construction are optimized until they function reliably even under adverse conditions. Ultimately, you benefit from this on every run, whether on your local slopes or in the backcountry.
Insights from high-altitude expeditions are incorporated not only into freeride models but also into all-mountain and on-piste skis like the Dynastar Elite 5 XPress Winter 26/27, which benefits from the same material research. Testing focuses not only on sheer durability but also on how a ski performs in cold temperatures, varying snow conditions, and under high stress over the course of an entire day. This results in designs that continue to respond precisely to your movements even after many kilometers on the slopes, rather than losing control over time. For you, this means greater safety and confidence in your equipment, especially when conditions become more challenging—such as on slushy snow, mogul runs, or hard artificial snow. If you want to know which models feature this technology and to what extent, you’ll find all the details and the entire collection on the Dynastar brand page.
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Questions and Answers About Dynastar
Everything you need to know about Dynastar —in a nutshell.