Dynafit Seven Summits Youngstar Ski Set
If you thought getting snow pants on your kid was tough, try buying them a full touring kit! Don't worry, we've got you covered like a one-piece snowsuit. Dynafit has taken the next step (or stride) towards making the buying process of ski packages as simple as possible. Skis, premounted bindings, and skins all in one place and ready to go for your miniature mountaineer. If it's time to upgrade from the Contour Kids Touring Set to their first tech setup, there is no easier, or more economical way to go. The Seven Summits Youngstar skis have a full sidewall construction with a Poplar wood core, not like a typical kid's alpine ski that is often made with a foam injected cap construction. The Rotation 7 is a durable, safe, and simple binding that goes down to a 2.5 release value to help accommodate the size of any up-and-coming ripper. Each length from 120cm-160cm has its own sidecut and rocker design so each length has consistent characteristics. The Dynafit Seven Summits Youngstar ski set will work for a 5, 15, or even a 50-year-old of smaller stature, someone that we just consider to be a kid at heart.
Seven Summits Youngstar Ski
- 5 Lengths to cover a wide range of ages and skier sizes.
- Full sidewall wood construction skis for high quality skiability.
- Single radius shaping gives each ski length the same characteristics.
Seven Summits+ Skin
- Pre-cut to match skis out of the box.
- Mixed plush (70% mohair, 30% nylon) maximizes glide and durability.
- Speedskin system utilizes a rubber tip and metal tail hook for ease of use.
Rotation 7 Binding
- Release value as low as 2.5 allows for lighter skiers to safely enjoy the backcountry.
- Two riser heights plus flat mode increase efficiency on the climb.
- Adjustable binding accommodates a range of boot sizes.
| Length | Sole Length |
| 120cm | 253-303mm |
| 130cm | 253-303mm |
| 140cm | 263-313mm |
| 150cm | 273-323mm |
| 160cm | 273-323mm |
| Specifications | |
| Lengths (cm) | 120, 130, 140, 150, 160 |
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Weight |
824g [120] 977g [130] 1094g [140] 1247g [150] 1363g [160] |
| Weight (pair) | 1648g [120] 1954g [130] 2188g [140] 2494g [150] 2726g [160] |
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106-77-91 [120] 108-78-93 [130] 111-79-96 [140] 113-80-98 [150] 115-81-101 [160] |
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Turn |
11.5m [120] 12.5m [130] 13m [140] 14m [150] 15m [160] |
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Skin |
Round tip, flat tail |
| Specs Verified | Yes |
| Design | |
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Easy to turn, single radius with tip and tail rocker |
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Ash/poplar core with full sidewall |
| Skimo Co Says | |
| Usage | Getting young ones out in the backcountry, or on-piste touring |
| Notes | Add 600g to spec weight to account for mounted Rotation 7 bindings |
| Bottom Line | Finally a simple, ready to ski AT package; just add boots |
| Compare to other Kid's Skis | |
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4/17/2021
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This is a sturdy setup complete with brakes, rotating toe piece for added safety, and 2 different heel risers. That being said, it's also a little heavier than I think is necessary for a kids' setup. The rotation 7 bindings are a little heavy. It all seems plenty sturdy to use as both a resort and backcountry setup. The skins seem cheap but I think they'll last at least a few years. It's hard to complain for a complete setup with skis, bindings, and skins that was half the cost of my setup.
My son is 4'10", 95lb but growing fast, my wife is an intermediate skier and at 5'3", 110lb and they are both able to use the 150cm ski to introduce them both into the backcountry. We bought the Dynafit Hoji Pro tour boot to go with this ski, but interestingly, the premounted bindings were just barely able to accommodate a size 25 boot. We maxed out the BSL range, but now the problem is when my son outgrows a 25 boot (I'm a 27.5) then he's done with these skis.
My son has taken a few falls and popped out of the skis twice but hasn't pre-released at all, though he's not that aggressive. It's hard for me to comment on the "feel" of these skis but they seem to turn on a dime and seem to ski effortlessly from what I can gather from my wife and son.
My son is 4'10", 95lb but growing fast, my wife is an intermediate skier and at 5'3", 110lb and they are both able to use the 150cm ski to introduce them both into the backcountry. We bought the Dynafit Hoji Pro tour boot to go with this ski, but interestingly, the premounted bindings were just barely able to accommodate a size 25 boot. We maxed out the BSL range, but now the problem is when my son outgrows a 25 boot (I'm a 27.5) then he's done with these skis.
My son has taken a few falls and popped out of the skis twice but hasn't pre-released at all, though he's not that aggressive. It's hard for me to comment on the "feel" of these skis but they seem to turn on a dime and seem to ski effortlessly from what I can gather from my wife and son.
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1/28/2021
If I purchase the skins separately, can I use the 150cm skins to work with 158 cm skis (the skis are not the skis listed)
1/29/2021
Wylie,
It will depend on the dimensions of the 158cm ski. If you want to dive a bit deeper you can always email us at help@skimo.co and we are happy to help answer this question more fully!
It will depend on the dimensions of the 158cm ski. If you want to dive a bit deeper you can always email us at help@skimo.co and we are happy to help answer this question more fully!
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11/15/2020
Can the 150cm ski be mounted to handle a 257mm TLT6 boot?
11/15/2020
Hi Matt,
Yes the Dynafit Seven Summits Youngstar Ski Set can be remounted to accommodate that BSL! Shoot us an email at help@skimo.co, and we can discuss in more detail.
Yes the Dynafit Seven Summits Youngstar Ski Set can be remounted to accommodate that BSL! Shoot us an email at help@skimo.co, and we can discuss in more detail.
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11/13/2020
Vladimir Doronin 
(used product regularly)
Good equipment. My 8 y.o. son got this tested on Mt. Rainier, he really enjoyed using it! We used it on fresh powder in a winter storm. The only thing to look for improvement - ease of switching between skiing/climbing modes could be better. Good equipment. Mount Rainier National Park. Mount Rainier National Park.
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10/28/2020
I love that there are small sizes for this ski -- and the bindings! That said, can the kids use a regular old boot? Because finding a 19.5 or 20.5 AT boot isn't an easy request for kids. Or, is there a way to modify an old boot?
10/28/2020
Hi Laura, you can't use a regular alpine boot with this setup as the bindings are the Dynafit Rotation 7s, which are a full tech binding. CAST touring can convert alpine boots to be tech binding compatible. You can find a link to their boot conversion page here. I know they can add tech toes but I am unsure if they can also add tech heels.
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6/22/2020
I assume the weights Listed are for skis and bindings, or do they include the skins too?
If so, what is the weight for the ski itself (or ski and binding, as the binding weight is well known)
If so, what is the weight for the ski itself (or ski and binding, as the binding weight is well known)
6/22/2020
Tjaard, That is with skins too! But, those are advertised weights, we will weight and adjust when we get them in stock this Fall. This is a new ski, subtracting the weight of the current SL 80, and Rotation 7, looks like it may be a bit heavier than the SL 80. The proof will be in our measurements.
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