Dynastar Powertrack, 2015/2016

Dynastar Powertrack

Last winter, French ski manufacturer Dynastar introduced the "Powertrack" all-mountain line to the market. Based on the concepts of freeride skis, the Powertrack models have a 5-point waist or a waist that is oriented to 5 contact points of the ski. The models differ conceptually in their construction and materials used, such as titanal, fiberglass and carbon. The Powertrack models are powerful and convince with the pleasant swing release thanks to their Tip & Tail Rocker from Dynastar, which provides good lift in deeper or softer snow. Above all, the wider the ski, the stronger the surfer feeling. A dynamic ski for different terrain and snow conditions.

Powertrack 89 / 89 Fluid X

Powertrack 84

Powertrack 84 Fluid X

Powertrack 79 CA Fluid X

Powertrack 79 CA Xpress

Tip & Tail Rocker

The ski has a rocker on the shovel and on the tail of the ski. The rocker on the shovel is very progressive, but limited in height and length. The rocker at the tail of the ski is somewhat minimized. This makes the ski easier to turn and more maneuverable. The lift on powder snow is also better.

All Mountain Profile

The All Mountain profile was called Powertrack profile last winter and includes 5 contact points, or a waist that is oriented to the 5 contact points, and a rocker on the shovel and ski tail.

Sandwich

The ski is made in sandwich construction and has straight sidewalls for maximum precision and performance.

Wood/Titanal

Dynastar understands this term to mean a ski construction in which the wood core is given an additional titanal layer at the top and bottom in the classic sandwich construction. This makes the ski more torsionally stiff and stable in the turns. The power comes from two fiberglass layers that vary in weight depending on the model. Double melamine / phenolic sidewalls provide the necessary deformation and strength.

Wood Fiber

By this Dynastar means the ski construction with a wooden core covered by glass fibers alone. The ski is very responsive and lighter because no metal is used.

Middle Sidewalls

Sandwich construction in the middle of the ski. The sidewalls under the binding ensure precision. CAP construction on the shovel and tail of the ski makes the ski lighter and easier to turn.

CAP construction

The CAP construction consists of a fiberglass core, which makes the ski, lighter, more agile and more tolerant.

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