2005-11-19 00:00:00, Biglines
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Dynastar has always had the very best Big Mountain riders for a reason. Based in the Heart of the some of the Biggest and Gnarliest mountains in the world, Dynastar makes the boards that everyone wants to ride. The Pro Rider 186 and 194 are arguably the best skis on the market. But don't just take our word for it...........on second thought, do take our word for it, but also go ride a pair and you'll be sold. Stock up on these quick, hopefully they never stop making this board.
Personal Testimonies:
"This is the best ski that I've ever ridden. As soon as I put it on my feet, it was like a whole new experience. These boards are like weapons. I've never been on a board so powerful, stable and responsive at the same time. My skiing has been stepped up to a new level on these bad boys" -BP- Biglines
Dominic Melanson says:
"I'm feeling the love for these boards. Since riding them all season, I've had full confidence in all situations. It's almost like a love affair, except without the sex. The pros have taken everything I can give them and still ride like a cadillac"
Rider Profile
For excellent skiers committed to skiing the dream on the absolute, highest performance weapon.
Advantages
Big mountain stability at high speeds
Extra Powerful and effective on all kinds of snow
wide footprints, torsion box
Exceptional float capacity on powder snow.
Racing Department construction: mixed wood Rohacell core, vertical sidewalls along entire length
Level
Strong rider-Big mountains
Terrain
Freeride
Technical Features
Wood core/Rohacell
Size cm Radius cm Weight gr
186 29 2450
194 32 2600
Sidecuts cm
124
97
116
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