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Why bother trimming skins when you can get Pomoca-quality Speedskins precut for Dynafit skis? The climbing skins include a patented clamp system designed to work effortlessly on non-race model (i.e. other than Dy.N.A. and PDG) skis. Designed to be ripped off from the tip of the ski, the Speedskins include an easy-to-grab rubber stick that fits perfectly in Dynafit tip notches. The simple tail clips clasp securely on the flat tail notches found on all Dynafit skis.
- Waterproof membrane separates the fur from the glue, preventing moisture from compromising the stickiness.
- Speed Glide finish is applied to the 70% mohair fur to reduce friction and consequently leg burn.
- Snow Leopard Grip comes from a combination of special materials that climb well and are abrasion resistant.
- Anti-stick compound is applied to the bottoms to prevent hateful glomming.
- Cut to match the Cho Oyu, Carbonio, Speed, Dhaulagiri, Denali, Speedfit, SL 80, etc skis.
2/18/2019
Hey, I have Dynafit Cho Oyu skis and I've been wanting to get skins that I can rip from the tip (for weeknight skimo races) and the price of the Huascaran skins is pretty tempting... would buying those skins and trimming and cutting off the tail be a good plan in your opinion?
2/18/2019
Hi Sam, yes that is always a good option. If you want the tail hook, you need to ensure the skin is long enough and then buy a rivet-on hook. If you don't want a tail hook, just an edge trim is necessary.
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2/12/2019
I have the dynafit Nanga Parbat ski in a 179cm. What skin would you recommend? I would ideally like to take advantage of the dynfit notch in the ski tip. Any thoughts on how to best accomplish this? Thanks for your help (this will be my primary skin for the GT)
2/14/2019
Hi Jason, lots of options! Fastest for a long race like that would be a race type (Dynafit rubber stick or bungee kit) on some 75mm Trab or 80mm Colltex race material. No tail clip necessary. For full coverage and more general touring use, you could cut down a bigger Dynafit skin and optionally reattach some tail clips. All these parts can be found in our skin parts section.
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2/9/2019
Looking to replace the Dynafit skins for my Manaslu 178 skis. The glue is both too gummy in some places and not sticky enough in other places. These are pretty old. Do you have any stock skins that will fit? How much are custom built dynafit skins? Or should I attempt to repair the glue or do a complete re-glue? (I'd prefer to have a pro do it) Thanks!
2/9/2019
I would recommend buying the Pomoca Climb Pro S-Glide and cut them to size. The trimming tool is super easy to use, even for a "newbie". We are happy to cut them if you bring the ski in. As far as the skins are concerned, they have the best glide to grip ratio and are a shop favorite. Hope this helps.
2/12/2019
Hi Pete, if you want to use the Dynafit attachment mechanism, you can always buy a bigger Dynafit skin, cut off the tails, add new tail clips, and then trim the edges. Of course, a full skin build from scratch is always an option, noting it can be tricky to get the tension just right on fixed-length skins.
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2/4/2019
I somehow lost one of my husbands skins during a garage clean this weekend. He has dynafit 173 grand teton ski’s. What’s my best route to replace this missing skin? Hopefully you still carry the skins for this model. Thank you! Regina
2/7/2019
Regina, Sorry, we do not have a precut skin in that model. We can make you a single skin with the same tip and tail attachment, that way you would only have to purchase one skin. Or we can make a complete pair.
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12/1/2018
I have Dynafit PDG Skis and need replacement skins - which product do I purchase? Thanks! Chris.
12/1/2018
Hey Chris! These!
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8/31/2018
Pretty impressed with the hands on responses and knowledge here. I'm still riding the old Stoke 183s. What's my best bet as the glue is wearing thin?
8/31/2018
Hey KP3! Thanks for the feedback! Good news: there are a lot of options. If the glue is balling up or getting gross and slimy then your best bet is to strip that layer of glue off and expose a new one. You can do this by taking a sturdy paper grocery bag (not a thin one like a brown paper lunch sack though, those will tear) and ironing it on to the glue until you start to see a bit of moisture seep through. Then just peel it off and it'll "refresh" the glue by exposing a new layer. If the glue is actually coming off or it's getting thin then I'd touch it up in the bald spots with new glue or, depending on how bad it is, just reglue the whole dang thing. The Dynafit skins are made by Pomoca and the Pomoca Skin Glue can be found in here under "Adhesive Tube." You can use a credit card or something similar to evenly apply the layer of glue.
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I have these for my Manaslus, my wife's Manaslus, and my Cho Oyus. Work great gliding, climbing, traversing; attacment setup is the best around. Glue gets sticky after awhile but they reglue easily. I've renewed the waterproofing with Nikwax and will use BC glop stopper on those days. Even so, I prefer the Pomoca Climb Pro Glide and the S Glides will probably be the next skins I buy--they haven't been quite as ready to glop with snow and seem to climb a little better.
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4/18/2018
Hi
I need to replace the skins for my original Dynafit Baltoro woman's ski - length 158cm. Would these dynafit speed skins fit my skis?
Thanks
I need to replace the skins for my original Dynafit Baltoro woman's ski - length 158cm. Would these dynafit speed skins fit my skis?
Thanks
4/19/2018
Hi Barbara, since your Baltoro model has been discontinued there is unfortunately no longer a Speedskin available for it. We do have the necessary parts available as well as a broad variety of material to choose from if you'd like to build your own set.
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Using them on Carbonio 88s, perfect lightweight high speed skin.
Work beautifully if used on the exact ski and length they are cut for, there's close to no adjust-ability so you truly need the exact length and model ski unless you're willing to cut the tail clips off. No buildup of snow under the nose, and no skin failure from the tail, because they have a metal loop acting as the tail clip.
Can rip skins from the nose which is always more pleasant than from the tail.
Work beautifully if used on the exact ski and length they are cut for, there's close to no adjust-ability so you truly need the exact length and model ski unless you're willing to cut the tail clips off. No buildup of snow under the nose, and no skin failure from the tail, because they have a metal loop acting as the tail clip.
Can rip skins from the nose which is always more pleasant than from the tail.
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2/11/2018
I have an older pair seven summits 170cm. What works?
2/12/2018
Hi Kyle, Dynafit no longer makes a speedskin for that ski. I've checked our inventory and can't find another model that would be compatible. We're happy to build you some skins though! We have the Dynafit tips and a lot of materials to choose from and tail clips.
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1/27/2018
I have Dynafit Hokkaido Ski 176. Which of the Dynafit skins should I use?
1/27/2018
Hi Mike,
Unfortunately we don't have any Dynafit skins that would work for that ski. You could consider the Climb Pro S-Glide as an alternative. I'd get the 140mm x 165-180 cm, and then cut them to fit your ski.
Unfortunately we don't have any Dynafit skins that would work for that ski. You could consider the Climb Pro S-Glide as an alternative. I'd get the 140mm x 165-180 cm, and then cut them to fit your ski.
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11/11/2017
Looking for dhaulgiri skins for 177cm. Is it true you're out of stock?
11/12/2017
Hi John, unfortunately those are gone for good.
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8/22/2017
i have a pair of grand teton 191 and 108 under the foot. any one have any ideas on a dynafit speed skin i could make work?
8/23/2017
Hey Tootall! Thanks for reaching out! Ideally, your best bet would be to get the precut Teton skin, though to my knowledge they haven't been available for a little bit. One option is to get a pre-built skin kit and just not use the tip notch on the Teton. If you can't get away from the tip notch though (I wouldn't blame you if you couldn't I don't think I'll ever be able to) then making a skin is probably your best bet.
We will have full stock of material in a few weeks and making a skin for Dynafit skis is actually really simple if you have a hammer and a nail. Send me an email or give us a call if you have any further questions!
We will have full stock of material in a few weeks and making a skin for Dynafit skis is actually really simple if you have a hammer and a nail. Send me an email or give us a call if you have any further questions!
2/16/2018
I have a pair of Dynafit Stoke, which is identical to Grand Teton. I have asked Dynafit and they told me they no longer make skins for Stoke and Grand Teton :(. I LOVE the tip notch. It works so much better than any other attachment mechanism I've seen.
How do you attach the tip to another skin? It looks like it's sewn on.
How do you attach the tip to another skin? It looks like it's sewn on.
2/16/2018
Hi Deling, easiest is to cut a hole in the skin, feed the tip through, and fold the skin over the metal bar attached to the rubber tip. Then rivet or possibly sew if that's your bag.
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6/22/2017
Hello!
Thanks again for you help this past winter with some replacement kit parts. The backcountry Sierra Nevada red fox research was incredible and we got two new fox detections in the park.
So...I'm still skiing on my old Dynafit Stokes 167 cms. What are my options for tracking down speed skins? Gotta any laying around?
Thanks!
Thanks again for you help this past winter with some replacement kit parts. The backcountry Sierra Nevada red fox research was incredible and we got two new fox detections in the park.
So...I'm still skiing on my old Dynafit Stokes 167 cms. What are my options for tracking down speed skins? Gotta any laying around?
Thanks!
6/22/2017
Hey Ryan! Glad we could help the Red Foxes! I don't have any Stoke skins left, and from what I remember the Stoke was only offered in a 164cm, not 167cm, but that may work out in your favor because we ordered a ton of the Huascaran 167 skins for this exact purpose. The Huascaran skin is just a wider and slightly longer version of your Stoke, so you could just cut the Huascaran skin down to the proper length and then trim down the excess width.
9/26/2017
You were correct on the Stoke size: 164 cm. Whats my best bet for rigging a speed skin for this size? Thank you!
9/27/2017
Hi Ryan, I'd get that Huascaran167 skin, cut off the tails (optionally adding new hooks), and trim the edges.
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4/1/2017
I have 171 seven summits. I'm assuming these will be a fit for them? thank you!
4/3/2017
Hi Kathy, we are out of the matching skins for the Seven Summits unfortunately. You could cut down a bigger Dynafit skin and add some tail clips though.
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2/10/2017
huascaran 177? any ideas? TIA. need more words.
2/10/2017
Hey Bill. We don't have any 177's in stock right now as it's a discontinued ski. However, if you need a new skin we have plenty of other trim-to-fit options that would work with that ski! Send me an email if you have any other questions!
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1/31/2017
Hi! Looking for skins to fit my 164 Dynafit Stoke. Can you help? I'm ready to order!!!
1/31/2017
Hi Kim, no precuts but you can get a Huascaran skin and move the tails and trim.
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12/6/2015
Any recommendation as to which size to choose to retrofit a 168cm DPS wailer 99 ?
12/6/2015
Hi Pete, since you're cutting it down, might as well get the Huascaran, it will cover everything!
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Great skins! Have them for both my Mustagh Ata Superlight skis and my new Denali skis. The tip and tail connection is very simple but works very well. Ripping skins from the tip (as opposed to from the tail with most other manufacturers) makes it very easy to quickly rip skins with your skis on (race style). They are lighter and more packable than many other skins that various friends use. I find the mohair/nylon mix used to be a great balance between grip and glide.
Only downside I have found is the glue. When new, it works great but on my older skins with a lot of use, I have had to do some serious touch-ups with BD gold label. I have discovered that this is a result of Black Diamond glue (and perhaps other manufacturers) have some toxic components in their glue that are illegal in Europe and thus absent from Dynafit (and other European) skins.
Overall, great skins that I highly recommend. Just realize you will have to give the glue some TLC after quite a bit of use (but I think that is true for any skin).
Only downside I have found is the glue. When new, it works great but on my older skins with a lot of use, I have had to do some serious touch-ups with BD gold label. I have discovered that this is a result of Black Diamond glue (and perhaps other manufacturers) have some toxic components in their glue that are illegal in Europe and thus absent from Dynafit (and other European) skins.
Overall, great skins that I highly recommend. Just realize you will have to give the glue some TLC after quite a bit of use (but I think that is true for any skin).
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I have these skins for my Dynafit Manaslus and 7summits.
I also have a pair of BD Nylon Ascension skins i rotate into use for my Manaslus ... depending on conditions, goals, etc.
Pamoca is the manufacturer for these skins and traditionally have heard they are seen as the "sports car" of skins. I agree with this for the most part. Light weight, high performance ... but maybe a bit temperamental.
In my opinion, the glue does not stick as well as my Ascension skins nor resist ice / snow issues as well after a few laps or when conditions get wet. With that being said I have never had a problem i couldn't fix with a small amount of effort ... so not the biggest deal.
I like the rubber front attachment (easy to rip skins w/o taking skis off ... less contortion than rear clip option) and also really love not having to CUT THE SKINS MYSELF (<3).
Depending on conditions and performance goals i would recommend.
I also have a pair of BD Nylon Ascension skins i rotate into use for my Manaslus ... depending on conditions, goals, etc.
Pamoca is the manufacturer for these skins and traditionally have heard they are seen as the "sports car" of skins. I agree with this for the most part. Light weight, high performance ... but maybe a bit temperamental.
In my opinion, the glue does not stick as well as my Ascension skins nor resist ice / snow issues as well after a few laps or when conditions get wet. With that being said I have never had a problem i couldn't fix with a small amount of effort ... so not the biggest deal.
I like the rubber front attachment (easy to rip skins w/o taking skis off ... less contortion than rear clip option) and also really love not having to CUT THE SKINS MYSELF (<3).
Depending on conditions and performance goals i would recommend.
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