Why bother trimming skins when you can get Pomoca-quality Speedskins precut for Dynafit skis? The climbing skins include a patented clamp system that works effortlessly on non-race model 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. The precut Dynafit Speedskins are the easiest way to get climbing and, more importantly, skiing.
Waterproof membrane separates the fur from the glue, preventing moisture from compromising the stickiness.
Speed Glide finish is applied to the 70% mohair plush to reduce friction and the consequent 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 help prevent hateful glomming.
Cut to match the Blacklight, Free, Speed, Carbonio, Speedfit, SL 80, etc skis.
Update 2019/20: Dynafit added pre-cut skin options for the Carbonio 76 and Speed 76 skis. Also, some of the models now have colored rubber tips.
Update 2020/21: New models match the Blacklight series including the 74, 80, and 88. See the Pin Skins for the Blacklight Pro.
Update 2021/22: Additional precuts for the Blacklight 95 and Free 97 / 107 skis (now called Radical).
Update 2024/25: Dynafit made specialized Tigard skins with thinner backing for the new freeride line.
Update 2025/26: Skins for the new Blacklight 88 were added. For the older 88s, please select the 2024/25 options.
Questions & Reviews
12/27/2025
Question from
Michael
I am looking to replace the skins for my Dynafit Huascaran 186 skis. Would the Tigard 107 in 188cm length be suitable, or be a good choice to cut down to length? Or do you have a better recommendation?
Hi Michael, you'll likely need to get something from the trim to fit section. The Tigard skins don't have any adjustment for length. You're welcome to email us at help@skimo.co and we can get you some recommendations.
Hi there, I'm looking to buy Free 97 184 precut speedskins, and saw in a previous 2025 comment that y'all are getting some more in this fall. Did this shipment already happen, or do you know if you'll get some more of this cut soon? Thanks!
Travis-The 184cm precut Free/Radical 97 speedskins we are still waiting on from Dynafit. They are still coming at some point soon. If you go to the drop down and click the "out of stock option" you will then be able to set yourself up for a notification for that particular skin.
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10/15/2025
Question from
Pete
Hey I have a pair of 2022 Women's Blacklight 88 in 165cm. There aren't any of the older version of the 165cm. Will the new version work or am I better off looking for something trim to fit. Thanks!
Hi Pete, the new ones could work, but they're very specific in length, and they'd be just a hair narrow on the old Blacklights. I would probably look at trim to fit options - the Contour Guide Speed is a good option if you want something with a tip bungee.
Hey there! I'm looking for a pair of skins for my Blacklight 95s in 178 length but don't seem to see the matching one in the dropdown, do y'all anticipate these coming into stock soon?
Hi Adrian, we're not likely to get any more in stock, but if you email help@skimo.co we can add you to an email list just in case.
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6/23/2025
Question from
J Doe
I have not been able to find any speedskins for the Radical (Free) 97. Would the Ridge 95 skin work given the almost similar demensions and the same lengths? Thanks!
Hey John Doe,
We should have more Radical 97 skins in the Fall.
For Dynafit Speedskins, the length needs to be more then close, without any length adjustment. The Ridge having a stated 1 cm shorter length, may be too long.
Unless your really want a tip-pull skin, you can go with a Pomoca trim to fit skin for similar performance.
Hi Andres, they would fit, but trimming them width-wise might be difficult as it's hard to cut just a little sliver of material sometimes. The Contour Guide Speed might be worth a look.
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3/13/2025
Question from
Scott
I'm looking for a full length skin for Blacklight Pros that have the 'pin skin' setup. Would these be a decent alternative to my pin-skins and give me a better climbing set-up for something like the Grand Traverse?? If not, what would you recommend. Looking for full-length/coverage with tail climb.
Scott, the Blacklight 80 skin is the match to the Pro skis. We only have the 151 and 158 on hand. Otherwise, you can you can something like the Contour Speed and adjust to fit.
If you're on a pair of Dynafit skis, you should be using one of these skins. Aside from the ease of ripping skins with the Speedskins, the Pomoca skins are best-in-class for performance. I've had mine for 5 seasons and with only a single re-glue, they're still going strong.
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2/12/2025
Question from
Renee
Do these blacklight 88 skins work for the women’s blacklight 88s as well?
Hi Renee, absolutely! The women's version has the same shape.
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1/18/2025
Question from
Dagen
Hi, I have been looking for some skins for the radical / free 97 177cm models, but haven't been able to find any on this site or any others. Do they no longer exist?
Hi Dagen! They do exist but are currently out of stock across the network. We should see their return next season. You could consider a trim to fit kit. These kits include everything needed to fit the skin to your ski at home. For model recommendations and how to still take advantage of the unique tip rip, email us at help@skimo.co, and we will help you out. Thanks!
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12/21/2024
Question from
William Johnson
Hello, I am looking for a set of skins for the Dynafit Low Tech 88 ski, is there a pre-cut skin that matches this?
There is not a repair kit for it, but you can replace the rubber tips - we sell them here on our website.
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8/22/2024
Question from
Rhys
Hi there, I see these precut skins are 70% mohair/30% nylon. Which standard Pomoca skin are they equivalent to? Or are they a different plush entirely? Specifically wondering for the Free 97 skins. Cheers!
Rhys, Generally the Precut skins for various Ski brands are some "other" plush. And it can change. But what we have is the Speedskin are the Climb Pro skin, minus the S Glide treatment.
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3/15/2024
Question from
Melina
Hi there, i’m looking to replace my Dynafit Pomoca skins for my 2017 Dynafit Sphinx touring skis. Would these work?
We don't have a precut skin for that ski, and we don't generally recommend trying to fit the Dynafit precuts to skis other than the ones that they were designed for. They have no length adjustment, so if the length is not perfect they will either be too tight to fit, or too loose to stay on well.
You will probably need a trim-to-fit skin. If you go with a Pomoca trim-to-fit option, you can swap the Dynafit rubber tip attachment on pretty easily. Email us if you want details on how to do that (help@skimo.co). Or, we could build you a skin with a race tip and a fixed tail, using Pomoca (or other) skin material, to replicate the Dynafit skins. You can also email us about this service if you're interested!
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3/7/2024
Question from
Pokey
Hey guys, wondering if this skin will fit my Dynafit Beast 108? Mine are the 181's... Thanks and shred on!
In general we don't recommend trying to match Dynafit precut skins to skis other than the ones they were intended for. They are fixed length with no adjustment, so if they do not match perfectly, they will not work - it is a tolerance down to a couple millimeters. I would recommend one of the many excellent trim-to-fit offerings that we have instead! If you want to replicate the Dynafit tip-rip, you can install Dynafit rubber tips on a Pomoca skin without too much effort. Email us if you want the details!
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1/22/2024
Question from
Orlo
Hi - I've got a pair of Dynafit Manaslu 178 cm skis. What skins do you recommend? Thanks!
Hi Orlo! For your ski, you will likely want a trim to fit skin to ensure the skin will fit your skis well. The trim to fit skins are a straight forward solution to finding a skin that'll work for you. Send us an email at help@skimo.co if you'd like to chat about the various options.
There's not too much to say about these really. They are pre cut exactly for the ski I had (Free 97) which was very nice. I enjoy the tip slot. If I had cut them myself, I'd probably have removed some more material, but that tiny inconvenience is far 'outweighed' by the perfect fit and no cut induced frilling. All in all, they find a great balance between glide, grip, durability, and packability. And they have amazing glue. If you have a ski that these fit, and you need skins, then it's an easy choice in my opinion!
I would avoid precut skins for different model skis, especially those with fixed tip and tail connections. You could go with a trim-to-fit skin, personally I like the Kohla Alpinist for the best glide and Pomoca Climb Pro S-Glide for a slightly grippier option.
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10/29/2023
Question from
Amy
Would any of these work with my old Manaslu 163s? My original manaslu skins have lost adhesive and I really like the clamp system. Thanks
Unfortunately we are hesitant to recommend a different pre-cut for your skis because while you could trim the edges, the length is not adjustable and so if there were any variation (which is likely) it would either be too big or too small.
If your old skins still have life in the plush, the easiest (and cheapest) thing to do would be to re-glue them. We sell Pomoca glue which will work great. Take the skins, stick them to a brown paper bag and iron over them to loosen the glue. Then peel it off (it will be stuck to the paper). Once you get the old glue and dirt and such off, apply the fresh glue!
I've had these on old Denalis for long enough to write about them. While the plush/glue mojo may not quite have Pomoca's je ne sais quoi, I can't really tell the difference, except with an all-Mohair Pomoca. I think the tip and tail system is 2nd only to Trab (all hail Trab), but both work fantastically. Until they don't I suppose: never had a failure. I have only had to field repair the BD/Pomoca strap failures in the wild, and am not sure it would be as easy with these dedicated systems. But they have not failed. They are not versatile - they only work for the skis you got them trimmed to, but if it works this well what's the fuss? I think you can actually tell that they have slightly more mohair (vs Trab's mix), or they just glide better, or the skis are longer (they are not narrower), I don't know. I also find with aging hips pulling skins from the tips is just so much easier when not removing skis.