2027 Dynastar M-Pro 94 Ti

With a fresh new look for 2027, the Dynastar M-Pro 94 Ti is a ridiculously versatile and well-rounded all-mountain ski that dabbles in a bit of everything. It’s very difficult to find an area in which this ski excels, other than its versatility. Everyone we’ve talked to that has skied this has been shocked at how much it can do, and with minimal effort. That said, it isn’t the strongest carver, or the best floater, or the most creative ski out there—but that’s not really the point. The main point here is that the M-Pro 94 Ti is an “everyman’s” ski in the best possible way.

Built with Dynastar’s Hybrid 2.0 core, polyurethane sides, and an H-Frame metal laminate, the skis are sturdy and energetic. They’re not overly heavy or stiff, sitting on the scale with a stated weight of 1800 g/ski in the 178 cm length. The metal arms keep the ski firmly glued to the snow while the PU material and multi-layer wood core add smoothness and predictability. Tester Grant Wieler calls it “A bit heavier than others in the class, fortunately, as the metal is confined to essentially the mounting plate, the swing weight isn’t compromised. This is very conservative feeling ski. Very dependable. There are no surprises with the ski. Although it’s got some early rise in the tip and tail, it skis longer than you would think due to its incredible dampness. I found it confidence inspiring, but not necessarily exciting. This is a front side, all mountain ski that will feel comfortable anywhere on the mountain, When I say conservative and dependable, I mean, like no surprises not very responsive not very playful. Not necessarily the ski for me, but others may really appreciate those attributes.”

In terms of shape, an all-mountain ski at 94 mm has a lot to offer, regardless of conditions or terrain. They function very similarly in terms of confidence on groomers as they do through bumps and trees. The 178 uses a 128/94/118 mm split to generate a 17-meter turn radius—this is a similar footprint to the wider 100, just scaled down for increased on-trail performance. The rocker and taper are smooth and width-appropriate—again, no surprises here. We got some nice feedback from tester Bob St.Pierre who notes that “This is a very well-rounded mid-90's all-mountain ski. There is nothing offensive about this ski at all. It does what it is told and performs as expected. There's great energy due to the higher camber profile, so skiers who are looking for that feeling of being assisted in the turns, this is a great option. Amazing versatility. This 94 is truly an all-terrain ski. It's equally at home on the groomers as it is in the bumps and the trees. The mid-width and mid-build allow it to make all sorts of turn shapes and styles at various speeds. You don't have to think too hard about this 94 at all. “

Dynastar adds a fresh new graphic for 2027, and this should help the ski gain traction since the shape, build, and profile are all fantastic for all-mountain use. Now with a sharp look, the M-Pro 94 Ti will be more eye catching when compared to other mid-90's all-mountain skis.