The 2025 Dynastar M-Free 112 F-Team Open is a full-throttle freeride machine that brings surfy style, playful energy, and serious power to the deep end of the mountain. Designed with input from Dynastar's freeride athletes, this ski is made for those who treat cliffs like features, tree lines like slalom gates, and powder days like a religion.

With a 112mm waist and a progressive twin shape, the M-Free 112 is built for soft snow, big terrain, and freestyle expression. But what makes it stand out is how seamlessly it balances that playful character with real-deal stability. It floats effortlessly in powder thanks to its long rocker profile and tapered tips, but it doesn’t noodle out when things get fast or firm. The flex pattern is soft enough in the extremities for buttering and slashing, but solid underfoot—so when it’s time to stomp, it delivers.

The guts of the ski are just as impressive. A poplar wood core provides energy and pop, while two layers of fiberglass reinforce the ski without turning it into a tank. Compared to metal-laminate skis, the M-Free feels more agile and expressive, but it’s not a flimsy ultralight either. It’s built to go hard, especially in variable conditions where responsiveness and shock absorption matter just as much as float.

For 2025, Dynastar sticks with the winning formula—no major structural overhauls, just a fresh topsheet and minor refinements to core construction for smoother flex and enhanced snow feel. The "Open" version comes flat (no bindings included), making it ideal for skiers who want to pair it with either a freeride alpine binding or a hybrid setup for occasional touring missions.

Compared to similar skis like the Armada ARV 116 JJ or the Black Crows Anima, the M-Free 112 is less smeary and loose but offers better edge hold and more directional power when you need to point it. It’s still playful, but with a more supportive backbone that aggressive freeriders will appreciate.

In short, the 2025 Dynastar M-Free 112 F-Team Open is for skiers who want to charge hard, float deep, and throw down with style. It’s lively without being unstable, surfy without feeling vague, and powerful without being punishing. If you want a big mountain ski that encourages creativity without compromising control, this one’s a heavy hitter.