By Ethan Stone, Newschoolers.com
All information from Cody Carter, Dynastar/Look/Lange/Kerma, Newschool APA
The word is out on Dynastar's enticing new models for the 2003 season. A NS.com exclusive, take a sneak peek of what the boys have cooked up for you!
CONCEPT
The well-loved Concept model is back, with new graphics to boot. Featuring a wood core for durability, torsion box and power spring for on-snow performance, and of course a twin-tip, this multi-faceted ski is aimed at the performance jib skier and "those who dream."
Accompanying the Concept is Dynastar's Team Concept, a model similar in design but featuring a more diverse range of lengths. The Team Concept is built for the aspiring newschool skier.
TWISTER
The Twister steps up as Dynastar's leading bump ski. Featuring a power spring structure, wood core, and a deeper sidecut for a new turn shape, the Twister can be relied upon by the newschool mogul freestyle participant.
SNAP
The Snap, Dynastar's offering for the young jibber, is armed with a multi-cell core, Agyl techology, and a HMW base. This ski is ideal for young skiers looking for a solid ski in the 140-160 cm range.
LITTLE BIG FAT
Want to take newschool to the backcountry? Look no further. The Little Big Fat has it all, from Autodrive S Techonology to wicked graphics. And twin-tipped, of course. The 88 cm waist gives the ski unparalleled stability.
Random Stats
CONCEPT
Sidecut: 103-72-95
Flex: 73-53-65
Sizes: 153/165/178
Power spring structure, wood core, fiber torsion box, HMW base.
TEAM CONCEPT
Sidecut: 93-65-81
Flex: 58-60-92
Sizes: 120/130/140/150/160
Composite core, twin tip profile, Isospeed base.
TWISTER
Sidecut: 98-66-85
Flex: 80-65-85
Sizes: 168/175/182
Power spring structure, wood core, fiber tension box, LDG thermo base.
SNAP
Sidecut: 103-68-91
Flex: 60-62-65
Sizes: 140/150/160
Multicell core, fiberglass layer, HMW base.
No... I don't have any idea what I just said, either.
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