Ski: 2024-2025 Dynastar M-Pro 94 Ti, 178 cm
Available Lengths: 154, 162, 170, 178, 186 cm
Blister’s Measured Tip-to-Tail Length (straight-tape pull): 177.1 cm
Stated Weight per Ski (178 cm): 1800 grams
Blister’s Measured Weight per Ski (178 cm): 1762 & 1769 grams
Stated Dimensions: 128-94-118 mm
Blister’s Measured Dimensions: 127-93.5-117.5 mm
Stated Sidecut Radius (178 cm): 17 meters
Measured Tip & Tail Splay (ski decambered): 70 mm / 21.5 mm
Measured Traditional Camber Underfoot: 8 mm
Core Materials: poplar/PU + partial titanal layer + fiberglass laminate
Base Material: sintered
Factory Recommended Mount Point: -8.6 cm from center / 80 cm from tail
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What Dynastar says about the M-Pro 94 Ti
“All in. All the time.
The men's Dynastar M-Pro 94 Ti skis are your ticket to ride the whole mountain. Frontside carves and backside exploration come naturally for this playful freeride ski. Its blend of full sidewall construction, a progressive rocker profile and an engineered titanal layer pack a lively blend of power and agility for making tracks anywhere on the mountain. Our eco-designed Hybrid Core 2.0 reduces reliance on glue and composite materials for a reduced environmental impact.
Focus on Sustainability and Performance
Our Three-direction wood core combined with unidirectional fiberglass construction reduces the use of composite fiber in favor of natural wood fiber for a reduced environmental impact while improving ski performance
Lightweight Agility with a Smooth Ride
Hybrid Core 2.0 blends the performance of wood with the lightweight and smooth ride of PU using a three-direction wood layup to reduce glued fiberglass layers for a lower environmental footprint.
Playful and Responsive
Progressive Rocker features a long rise in the tip and tail for a playful and responsive feel in a range of conditions
Smooth Turn Transitions
Adaptiv Sidecut creates a smooth transition between tip waist and tail geometry for fluid turn initiation and finish
Precise, Powerful Edge Control
Full Sidewall construction from tip to tail maximizes edge grip and precision
Balanced Power and Weight
An engineered titanal layer reduces weight while maintaining power and smooth control through the length of the ski
Race-Ready Base
Our Sintered HD Base maximizes glide in all snow conditions”
(For more info on the new “Hybrid Core 2.0” construction, the new M-Pro and M-Pro W collections, and Dynastar’s other new models, check out our writeup on Dynastar’s 2024-2025 ski collection.)
Flex Pattern
Here’s how we’d characterize the flex pattern of the M-Pro 94 Ti:
Tips: 6.5
Shovels: 6.5-8
In Front of Toe Piece: 9-10
Underfoot: 10
Behind the Heel Piece: 9.5-8.5
Tails: 8-7.5
Only the rockered portions of this ski are somewhat easy to bend. All other sections are very stiff.
Weight (and Comparisons)
Our 178 cm M-Pro 94 Ti came in at about 1770 grams per ski.
For reference, here are some of our measured weights (per ski in grams) for some notable skis. As always, keep in mind the length and width differences to try to keep things more apples-to-apples.
1731 & 1750 Liberty Radian 100, 179 cm
1762 & 1769 Dynastar M-Pro 94 Ti, 178 cm
1762 & 1830 DPS Kaizen 105, 179 cm
1781 & 1795 Atomic Maverick 100 Ti, 180 cm (21/22–23/24)
1783 & 1809 Head Kore 93, 184 cm
1815 & 1824 Majesty Havoc 100 Ti, 176 cm
1816 & 1819 Head Kore 99, 184 cm
1821 & 1838 Stöckli Stormrider 95, 182 cm
1824 & 1835 Black Crows Serpo, 180.1 cm
1867 & 1908 DPS Kaizen 105, 184 cm
1884 & 1894 Folsom Cash 106, 176 cm
1915 & 1937 K2 Mindbender 89Ti, 182 cm
1921 & 1927 Fat-ypus D-Sender, 184 cm
1935 & 1962 Fischer Ranger 96, 180 cm
1946 & 1968 Salomon Stance 96, 182 cm
1939 & 1959 Renoun Endurance 88, 184 cm
1952 & 1964 Folsom Cash 93, 185 cm
1967 & 1972 Dynastar M-Pro 100 Ti, 186cm
1976 & 2028 Parlor Cardinal Pro, 182 cm
1981 & 1991 Faction Dancer 2, 182 cm
1989 & 2000 Folsom Cash 106, 188 cm
1990 & 2045 Peak 104 by Bode, 184 cm
1998 & 2010 Stöckli Stormrider 102, 182 cm
2008 & 2015 Folsom Spar 88, 182 cm
2008 & 2043 ZAG Harfang 96, 182 cm
2008 & 2049 Black Crows Corvus, 186.2 cm
2009 & 2010 Rossignol Sender 104 Ti, 186 cm (22/23–23/24)
2014 & 2038 Atomic Maverick 105 CTi, 185 cm
2019 & 2024 Salomon Stance 102, 183 cm
2024 & 2035 Nordica Enforcer 94, 179 cm
2026 & 2038 Armada Declivity X 102, 180 cm
2032 & 2037 Kästle Paragon 101, 182 cm
2032 & 2040 Majesty Havoc 100 Ti, 188 cm
2034 & 2060 Peak 98 by Bode, 184 cm
2042 & 2062 Dynastar M-Pro 99, 186 cm (20/21–23/24)
2043 & 2089 Völkl M6 Mantra, 177 cm (21/22–23/24)
2053 & 2059 J Skis Fastforward, 181 cm
2066 & 2083 Kästle Paragon 107, 184 cm
2074 & 2076 Völkl M7 Mantra, 177 cm
2078 & 2131 Moment Countach 110, 188 cm
2078 & 2138 Black Crows Justis, 183 cm
2079 & 2089 Shaggy’s Mohawk 98, 186 cm
2085 & 2120 K2 Mindbender 99Ti, 184 cm
2111 & 2144 Völkl M7 Mantra, 184 cm
2114 & 2130 4FRNT MSP 99, 181 cm
2118 & 2128 ZAG Harfang 106, 186 cm
2138 & 2163 Blizzard Anomaly 94, 182 cm
2138 & 2172 Rossignol Sender 106 Ti+, 187 cm (22/23–23/24)
2161 & 2167 Armada Declivity X 108, 184 cm
2165 & 2186 Wagner Summit 97, 182 cm
2166 & 2237 Völkl Mantra 102, 184 cm
2178 & 2195 Völkl M6 Mantra, 184 cm (21/22–23/24)
2199 & 2229 Nordica Enforcer 99, 185 cm
2215 & 2231 Romp Oso 105, 188 cm
2220 & 2237 K2 Mindbender 108Ti, 186 cm
2258 & 2303 Wagner Summit 107, 186 cm
2273 & 2297 Nordica Enforcer 104, 185 cm
2281 & 2284 Blizzard Bonafide 97, 177 cm (20/21–23/24)
2326 & 2336 Nordica Enforcer 100, 186 cm (20/21–23/24)
2366 & 2370 4FRNT MSP 107, 187 cm
2534 & 2543 Heritage Lab FR110, 193 cm
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