Dynastar M-Pro 98 W Review | 2026 Forecast Ski Test @ Red Mountain Resort

DYNASTAR M-PRO 98 W
Category: Freeride
Gender: Unisex
Ability: Advanced / Expert
Lengths: 154, 162, 170, 178
Length Tested: 178
Dimensions: 132/98/122 @ 162
Turn Radius: 15m
Weight (Per Ski): 1,700g @ 162
Construction: Ti Rocket Frame 2.0 Reinforcement / Unidirectional Fibreglass / Sandwich Full Sidewall Construction
Core: Hybrid 2.0 Poplar Tri Directional PU Core
MSRP: $799.95
More Info: dynastar-lange.com

The Dynastar M-Pro 98 W impressed me with its incredible versatility. It’s truly a one-quiver ski. Whether carving on groomers, floating through powder, or charging through crud, this ski delivered. In powder, it offered a surprising amount of float for its width, was powerful yet surfy and playful, and would be easy for skiers with a hard-charging attitude to control. It blasted through heavier chopped-up snow without getting tossed around, and maintained stability and confidence even in messy conditions. On groomers, it held an edge beautifully, gripping firm snow without being overly aggressive. In the trees, its nimble, quick-to-pivot feel made weaving through the tight glades at Red Mountain Resort effortless, while in the steeps and technical terrain it felt solid, predictable and agile when in its sweet spot. Spacious off-piste slopes invited me to really open it up, making big, fast and smooth turns with ease. Energetic yet composed, the M-Pro 98 W is a dependable all-mountain performer for any day on the resort. —Laurie Frankcom

About This Reviewer

Name: Laurie Frankcom
Age: 45 / Height: 5’9” / Weight: 155 lbs
Occupation: Education Program Coordinator
Years Skiing: 30
Preferred Ski: 178cm Length / 104-110mm Width
Location: Red Mountain Resort in Rossland, B.C.
Favourite Place To Ski @ Red: Pale Face