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Dynastar Cham High Mountain 107 Alpine Touring Skis -- Review
We're winding up a season of testing the Dynastar Cham High Mountain 107 Alpine Touring skis-- and we dig them. They're relatively light and great in the pow. A good point-em-and-go touring ski for the BC interior. To read the review (heck, there's even a video to watch) click here.
Hi Dan. A sub 4-lb ski is pretty rare with the kind of girth we enjoy. There are lighter touring skis but lot more are heavier. For example, we love the Dynafit Huascarans and they weigh in at more and 4 lbs each -- and we've toured the snot out of them. I'd say it's a matter of personal preference and I don't realy agree with your blanket statement. Thanks for chiming in!
Andrew
