Developed with four-times Freeride World Tour champion Marion Haerty, the split version of the After Hours is narrower, thus lighter, than Xavier De Le Rue's signature Sashimi Split, while having more tail, shorter sidecut radiuses, and more camber.
A versatile all-mountain women’s ski package: the Dynastar M-Cross W 82, paired with the Xpress 11 GW binding, delivers a balance of nimble carving performance and off-piste capability.
All in. All the time. The women's Dynastar M-Pro 92 skis are your ticket to the whole mountain. Frontside carves and backside exploration come naturally for this playful freeride ski.
The all-mountain twin crossover king, the ARV 94 is the trusty multi-tool that works anywhere on the mountain. A versatile shape and chassis width with tip and tail rocker can carve, slash and boost in a variety of conditions.
A true all-mountain ski with high-speed stability. The Declivity 92 Ti's full-length titanal construction reduces vibration and enhances edge hold while the rockered tip adds multi-condition performance.
The iconic JJ gets the ultralight treatment with a Caruba Core that shaves 25% off the original’s weight. Playful, freestyle powder performance made for the backcountry.
