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Dynastar M-Tour 90 Ski

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The Dynastar touring family is growing: the Storks have dropped off the M-Tour 90, making the family much more complete. As with siblings, the M-Tour 90 and 99 share a similar genetic makeup but have very different personalities. For instance, the rocker profile on the M-Tour 99 wants to seek out soft turns whereas the shorter rocker profile and longer effective edge on the M-Tour 90 is more at home on firm, steep terrain. The M-Tour 90 is also quicker edge-to-edge, which will be welcome in consequential terrain. Like its bigger brother, the M-tour 90 sports Dynastar’s Hybrid Core construction, which combines paulownia and PU, creating an exceptionally smooth and supportive ride at minimal weight. This ski likes to go fast but can stop on a dime. If your ski family feels incomplete and needs something that can handle firm conditions, then bring home the M-Tour 90—you’ll be happy you did.

  • Hybrid core utilizes PU and Paulwonia to provide an impressive dampness-to-weight ratio.
  • 90mm waist width is the new "in" width for a do-it-all ski, according to Europe.
  • Long effective edge helps with grip in icy firm conditions.
Specifications
Lengths (cm) 157, 167, 177, 184
Weight
convert to ounces
1165g [157]
1245g [167]
1350g [177]
1460g [184]
Weight (pair) 2330g [157]
2490g [167]
2700g [177]
2920g [184]
Dimensions   118-88-108 [157]
119-89-109 [167]
120-90-110 [177]
120-90-110 [184]
Turn Radius   12m [157]
15m [167]
18m [177]
20m [184]
Skin Fix   Round tip, Flat tail
Specs Verified Yes
Design
Profile   Directional rocker tip and tail, camber underfoot
Shape   Tapered tip, medium radius, pintail
Construction   Hybrid core lightweight construction
Core   Paulownia, PU Hybrid Core
Skimo Co Says
Usage Touring, all condition skiing
Notes Full sidewall, Basalt Fiber reinforcements
Bottom Line A stable and versatile "90"
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Questions & Reviews

1/18/2023
Question from Kenji K
 
Looking to replace Mtn Explore, mixing resort/bc. I have used Cham 97 MH, liked them for PNW snow except huge tips. Are the weights updated?
1/18/2023
Answer from Brett S
 
Hey Kenji, the specs have been verified and the weights adjusted to what we measured.
1/18/2023
Answer from Kenji K
 
Thanks! So the M 99 weighs almost exactly the same: 2640g [178], even slightly lighter!! I guess that's by design. Do yo think M90 is a good upgrade from Explore 95 if I want a tad skinnier and as damp skis? How does it compare to Trab Ski Trab Ortles 90 beside the obvious weight difference?
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10/9/2022
Question from Charley White
 
Is this really a pintail (whatever that is)? Doesn't look that narrowing. Am trying to replace some Dynastar Chan HM 87s which have a distinct "pintail" I don't care for.
10/11/2022
Answer from Jeff
 
Charley, It isn't. About as Classic of a sidecut you can get. 120-90-110.
I looked up the old Cham 87. Not sure I would call it a Pintail either, but it looks like a lot of tail taper for an 87mm ski. These have less.
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7/16/2022
Question from Ben
 
Have you had the chance to verify the weights for these yet? It looks like the weights are only ~20-40g different between the M Tour 90 and 99 in equivalent lengths
7/16/2022
Answer from Teddy Young
 
Ben, it looks like we haven't gotten these skis in yet, but hopefully they'll be arriving in the next couple of months! Once they come in, we'll verify those weights.
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