A lovely longer-turning option for intermediate skiers, the Outland 75 won't make you work too hard and will take you into a little soft snow off the sides too.

Great for :

versatile for an intermediate ski

Not so great for :

more advanced intermediates might need more from their skis

Target ability level :

Billed by Dynastar as an all-mountain ski, the Outland 75 certainly has a distinct piste preference, bit it's a good option for a bit of experimenting in the softer snow off the sides of the piste too.

All mountain rocker construction uses a short, progressive rocker section at the tip and an even shorter one at the tail to provide a compromise between hard and soft snow characteristics.

The 75 mil waist is wide enough for a stable platform and flotation in the softer snow and the wood core gives a smooth ride over variable terrain, stopping your legs getting tired too quickly.

The tail is softer than the Outland 80 and slightly rounded making it easier to break out of the carve towards the end of the turn if you need a bit of tail skid.