The Omeglass Pro provides further proof that the modern race slalom is a more versatile and tractable talent than its one-dimensional cousin (in this case, the Course Pro) from the giant slalom branch of the family. It still oozes race-ready aptitude, but the Omeglass...
Dynastar has been making steroidal GS skis going back to the era of the Acryglass, as if anything other than undiluted power would disappoint their faithful. The Course Pro is squarely in this tradition, a competition GS ski in every way but its non-FIS sidecut...
Because they all use Dynastar’s unique and visually distinctive Powerdrive feature, all the top models in the new Legend X series appear to be the same ski in four different shapes. Not so. Each aims for a different skier in different circumstances. The Legend X 84 is...
Even though the new Dynastar Legend X 88 is the only ski in its series with two sheets of perforated Titanal around its poplar core, it still doesn’t ski like a Power ski. Its behavior is more in line with the rest of the Legend X family, all of which excel at Finesse...
The Mythic 97 is a touring ski, a category Realskiers.com doesn’t ordinarily cover for several excellent reasons, not least of which is that we don’t rate skis for how they behave while trudging uphill. If all we cared about was climbing, the Mythic 97 would belong on...
