Dynafit Snow Leopard Ski
“Tools not jewels.” This has long been the saying for many skiers, gritting their teeth before dropping into a known rocky descent. Fortunately for us, this saying doesn’t necessarily apply to the special edition Snow Leopard skis, which blur the line between artwork and highly functional tools. Built using the same chassis as the Radical 97, Dynafit added an aesthetically pleasing topsheet, paying homage to the Snow Leopard and the snowy environment it inhabits. Paired with a modern sidecut and generous rocker profile, the Snow Leopard is designed to move with the agility of its namesake, dashing in and out of snow with ease. The poplar wood core provides an exceptional level of dampness and durability while the time-tested carbon speed stringers keep the weight down, allowing you to preserve your energy so you can pounce on your next descent. Blending a highly versatile design with a wildlife-inspired topsheet, the Snow Leopard skis are sure to please for years to come.
- Notched tips work with the Dynafit Speedskins, allowing for fast and efficient transitions.
- Poplar wood core is damp and durable while Speed Stringers keep the weight down.
- Modern sidecut allows for easy turn initiation and maneuverability.
- Generous rocker profile provides flotation on the deepest days.
- Full-length sidewall helps with edge hold in hard, icy conditions.
Specifications | |
Lengths (cm) | 170, 177, 184 |
Weight |
1460g [170] 1560g [177] 1630g [184] |
Weight (pair) | 2920g [170] 3120g [177] 3260g [184] |
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124-96-114 [170] 126-97-116 [177] 128-98-118 [184] |
Turn |
18m [170] 19m [177] 20m [184] |
Skin |
Race-notched tips, notched tail |
Specs Verified | Yes |
Design | |
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Generous tip rocker, camber underfoot, ample tail rocker |
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Spoon tip, medium radius, tapered tail |
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Full sidewall |
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Poplar wood core with carbon speed stringers |
Skimo Co Says | |
Usage | Mid winter powder, icy spring couloirs, hanging on the wall |
Notes | Special edition of the Free 97 |
Bottom Line | High performance and highly aesthetic |
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Questions & Reviews
I have two questions!
1) What base materials are used in this ski?
2) I ski the QST Stella in the resort and the Blizzard zero G 95 in the bc. I love the way the Stella's ski. I love how light the zero G 95's are but they are not nearly as fun for me to ski. I am looking for a bc ski that is damper than the zero G but still lightweight and able to ski a wide range of conditions and objectives. Would this be a good option?
I'm not sure exactly what base material these use - we'll try to get more info and follow up.
I think this would be a great option based on what you've said! They are damper than the Zero G for sure, much more of an all-around ski whereas the Zero G prioritizes firm snow. I've found especially in soft snow they prefer shorter turns, and have a great lively/floaty feel.
If you prefer faster slashed turns, there might be better options. But otherwise, this would be a great do-it-all ski. Feel free to email us at help@skimo.co and we can go more in-depth!
100mm crampons is the right size, I don't which ones go with the 22 Design bindings.
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