Dynastar Women's M-Cross 82 Skis with XP11 Bindings 2026
The 2026 Dynastar M-Cross 82 W with Xpress 11 bindings is a smooth and forgiving all-mountain ski designed to boost confidence and comfort across a wide range of frontside terrain.
- Sidecut: 129/82/111 mm at 167 cm length
- Radius: 13 m at 167 cm length
- Rocker/Camber
- Sintered Base
- Poplar Wood Core
- PU
- Fiberglass
- Hybrid 2.0 Wood core
- Sintered HD Base
- Adaptativ Sidecut
- Weight: 1500 g per ski
- Ability Level: Intermediate to Advanced
New for 2026, the Dynastar M-Cross 82 W blends intuitive edge control with the versatility to adapt when conditions change. Light, confident, and silky smooth on groomers, this setup delivers a balanced ride that’s welcoming for progressing intermediates and supportive enough for seasoned skiers. Paired with the lightweight and user-friendly Xpress 11 GW bindings, it’s an ideal match for all-day frontside fun.
It’s confidence-boosting without being limiting. It's easy to turn, stable when it counts, and forgiving in a way that encourages progression.
Best for intermediate to advanced women skiers who prioritize frontside carving and want a ski that feels predictable on edge, nimble in transition, and smooth in variable snow. A great choice for East Coast conditions or groomer-focused Western skiers.
At 82 mm underfoot, the M-Cross 82 W is quick and responsive without feeling twitchy. Dynastar’s Hybrid Core 2.0 uses a blend of poplar wood and PU to strike a balance between energy and dampness, while the early rise tip and mild rocker give it approachability without sacrificing edge hold. The included Xpress 11 GW binding offers tool-free adjustability, solid power transfer, and a lighter feel underfoot, making this setup a great option for skiers who want to skip the rental line and go straight to carving turns.
This is a ski focused on on-trail versatility, and isn't built for powder days or advanced freeride use. Skiers who lean heavily into off-trail terrain may prefer something wider and more rockered. If you regularly encounter firm and hardpack conditions, a frontside ski with metal laminates would be a better option for added edge grip and vibration damping.
Skis true to size. Those newer to skiing or looking for more maneuverability may consider sizing down slightly, while confident skiers will benefit from sticking to their standard length for added stability and edge control.