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The M-Free 108 LTD Freeride World Tour is a limited-edition freeride skiing ski from the brand Dynastar.
With a waist width of 108 mm, this ski is designed for experienced skiers looking for performance and versatility in off-piste conditions. Its sandwich construction ensures excellent precision and optimal edge grip, making it ideal for technical and demanding descents.
It M-Free 108 LTD features an integrated Hybrid Core 2.0 , which combines the strength of wood with the lightness and flexibility of polyurethane, offering the perfect balance between dynamism and comfort. This core is designed to reduce its environmental impact thanks to a three-way wood structure that minimises the use of fibreglass.
Its Progressive Rocker profile, with a long rise at the tip and tail, offers great handling and a playful feel, whilst the Adaptiv Sidecut radius ensures smooth, natural transitions through turns. The HD sintered sole is optimized for glide on all types of snow for an uncompromising skiing experience.
This exceptional ski, developed for the final of the Freeride World Tour 2026 at Verbier, combines advanced technology with high-end design to offer enthusiasts a product that is both high-performance and environmentally friendly.



| Ski length (cm) | Sidecuts (mm) | Radius (m) | Weight of the pair (g) |
| 178 | 138–108–128 | 17 | 2150 |
| 185 | 138–108–128 | 18 | 2,200 |
- Limited edition released for the final of the Freeride Worldtour 2026 at Verbier (Switzerland)
- Profile Progressive Rocker with a long rise at the tip and tail for a playful and responsive feel
- A Adaptiv Sidecut turn radius that creates a smooth transition between the tip, the waist and the tail, ensuring a fluid entry into and exit from turns
- Full-edge construction that ensures excellent edge hold and maximum precision
- Sintered sole HD that guarantees optimal glide in all snow conditions
| HYBRID CORE 2.0 | The core Hybrid Core 2.0 combines the performance of wood with the lightness and softness of polyurethane (PU) thanks to a three-way wood structure that reduces the number of bonded fibreglass layers, resulting in a smaller environmental footprint. |