Dynastar M-Free 112 Review | 2026 Forecast Ski Test @ Red Mountain Resort

DYNASTAR M-FREE 112
Category: Freeride
Gender: Unisex
Ability: Expert
Lengths: 183, 190
Length Tested: 183
Dimensions: 141/111/133 @ 182
Turn Radius: 20m
Weight (Per Ski): 2,200g @ 182
Construction: Fibreglass Torsion Box / Sandwich Full Sidewall Construction
Core: Hybrid Poplar PU Core
MSRP: $949.95
More Info: dynastar-lange.com

In my opinion, the Dynastar M-Free 112 was the best ski in this year’s test. As soon as I stepped into the bindings, I knew I was in for a good day. Whether I was slashing, charging, catching air or carving, the M-Free was the ultimate freeride tool. Its hybrid core reinforcement underfoot makes this ski extremely stable and powerful at high speed, yet it felt remarkably light and responsive, which allowed for nimble turns. When I first picked this ski up I was a little worried about its weight, as I tend to prefer a lighter ski, but I was pleasantly shocked by how easily it turned and popped. I was fortunate enough to test this ski on both a pow day and a groomer day, and I can confidently say that it’s a big mountain quiver-killer. If I could only recommend a single ski in the entire test to any freerider out there, the Dynastar M-Free 112 is the one. —Gavin Andison

About This Reviewer

Name: Gavin Andison
Age: 25 / Height: 5’8” / Weight: 160 lbs
Occupation: Freelance Writer
Years Skiing: 22
Preferred Ski: 180-183cm Length / 106-116mm Width
Location: Red Mountain Resort in Rossland, B.C.
Favourite Place To Ski @ Red: Wherever There’s Pow!