2026 Dynastar M Tour 108 F-Team Skis with Salomon S/Lab Shift MNC 13 Bindings
The 2026 Dynastar M-Tour 108 with Salomon S/Lab Shift MNC 13 Bindings continues to serve as an efficient and playful option for backcountry powder enthusiasts. With its lightweight core and freeride shape, the M-Tour 108 is designed to excel in deep snow, providing exceptional control and maneuverability while maximizing uphill performance. We paired the M Tour 108 with the Salomon S/Labs Shift 13 because of this binding’s well-known reputation for light weight, adaptability, and ease of use. It’s an incredibly versatile choice for skiers who want one setup to tackle resort and backcountry, and this binding has earned its reputation as one of the most reliable and safe hybrid bindings on the market, making it the perfect choice to get the most out of this ski.
Why we like it:
The M-Tour 108 is a purpose-built touring ski that offers impressive uphill efficiency and a fun, floaty feel on the descent, making it a great reward for your climbing efforts.
Who it's for:
Ski tourers focused on exploring steeps and deep powder will appreciate the M-Tour 108’s combination of uphill efficiency and outstanding downhill performance.
Highlights:
The M-Tour 108 features Dynastar’s Hybrid 2.0 wood core, where the wood layers are bonded without heavy adhesives, resulting in a lighter ski with added eco-friendliness. PU strips along the ski help reduce vibration, while unidirectional fiberglass provides excellent rebound. Its long rocker profile and progressive shape create an energetic feel ideal for inventive freeride skiing. For touring, the ski has a less pronounced sidecut, which enhances tracking and efficiency on the ascent, and it includes a tail clip notch to keep skins securely in place. The Salomon S/Lab Shift MNC 13 bindings are incredibly versatile, allowing you to use them for either resort or touring – or both! Switching between ski and tour modes is effortless with a simple flip mechanism, enabling quick transitions at the top of the skin track. The heel piece functions as a robust alpine heel, providing the performance and stability needed for aggressive skiing. With a DIN range of 6 to 13, these bindings cater to advanced skiers seeking a blend of high performance and safety.
Things to consider:
The M-Tour 108 is specifically designed for touring, so if you need a ski that performs equally well at the resort, you might want to consider other options. To fully benefit from this ski’s capabilities, pairing it with touring-specific bindings and boots is recommended to keep the weight down and optimize performance.
Fit & sizing considerations:
The skis run true to size.
The 2026 Dynastar M-Tour 108 with Salomon S/Lab Shift MNC 13 Bindings continues to serve as an efficient and playful option for backcountry powder enthusiasts. With its lightweight core and freeride shape, the M-Tour 108 is designed to excel in deep snow, providing exceptional control and maneuverability while maximizing uphill performance. We paired the M Tour 108 with the Salomon S/Labs Shift 13 because of this binding’s well-known reputation for light weight, adaptability, and ease of use. It’s an incredibly versatile choice for skiers who want one setup to tackle resort and backcountry, and this binding has earned its reputation as one of the most reliable and safe hybrid bindings on the market, making it the perfect choice to get the most out of this ski.
Why we like it:
The M-Tour 108 is a purpose-built touring ski that offers impressive uphill efficiency and a fun, floaty feel on the descent, making it a great reward for your climbing efforts.
Who it's for:
Ski tourers focused on exploring steeps and deep powder will appreciate the M-Tour 108’s combination of uphill efficiency and outstanding downhill performance.
Highlights:
The M-Tour 108 features Dynastar’s Hybrid 2.0 wood core, where the wood layers are bonded without heavy adhesives, resulting in a lighter ski with added eco-friendliness. PU strips along the ski help reduce vibration, while unidirectional fiberglass provides excellent rebound. Its long rocker profile and progressive shape create an energetic feel ideal for inventive freeride skiing. For touring, the ski has a less pronounced sidecut, which enhances tracking and efficiency on the ascent, and it includes a tail clip notch to keep skins securely in place. The Salomon S/Lab Shift MNC 13 bindings are incredibly versatile, allowing you to use them for either resort or touring – or both! Switching between ski and tour modes is effortless with a simple flip mechanism, enabling quick transitions at the top of the skin track. The heel piece functions as a robust alpine heel, providing the performance and stability needed for aggressive skiing. With a DIN range of 6 to 13, these bindings cater to advanced skiers seeking a blend of high performance and safety.
Things to consider:
The M-Tour 108 is specifically designed for touring, so if you need a ski that performs equally well at the resort, you might want to consider other options. To fully benefit from this ski’s capabilities, pairing it with touring-specific bindings and boots is recommended to keep the weight down and optimize performance.
Fit & sizing considerations:
The skis run true to size.
Description
The 2026 Dynastar M-Tour 108 with Salomon S/Lab Shift MNC 13 Bindings continues to serve as an efficient and playful option for backcountry powder enthusiasts. With its lightweight core and freeride shape, the M-Tour 108 is designed to excel in deep snow, providing exceptional control and maneuverability while maximizing uphill performance. We paired the M Tour 108 with the Salomon S/Labs Shift 13 because of this binding’s well-known reputation for light weight, adaptability, and ease of use. It’s an incredibly versatile choice for skiers who want one setup to tackle resort and backcountry, and this binding has earned its reputation as one of the most reliable and safe hybrid bindings on the market, making it the perfect choice to get the most out of this ski.
Why we like it:
The M-Tour 108 is a purpose-built touring ski that offers impressive uphill efficiency and a fun, floaty feel on the descent, making it a great reward for your climbing efforts.
Who it's for:
Ski tourers focused on exploring steeps and deep powder will appreciate the M-Tour 108’s combination of uphill efficiency and outstanding downhill performance.
Highlights:
The M-Tour 108 features Dynastar’s Hybrid 2.0 wood core, where the wood layers are bonded without heavy adhesives, resulting in a lighter ski with added eco-friendliness. PU strips along the ski help reduce vibration, while unidirectional fiberglass provides excellent rebound. Its long rocker profile and progressive shape create an energetic feel ideal for inventive freeride skiing. For touring, the ski has a less pronounced sidecut, which enhances tracking and efficiency on the ascent, and it includes a tail clip notch to keep skins securely in place. The Salomon S/Lab Shift MNC 13 bindings are incredibly versatile, allowing you to use them for either resort or touring – or both! Switching between ski and tour modes is effortless with a simple flip mechanism, enabling quick transitions at the top of the skin track. The heel piece functions as a robust alpine heel, providing the performance and stability needed for aggressive skiing. With a DIN range of 6 to 13, these bindings cater to advanced skiers seeking a blend of high performance and safety.
Things to consider:
The M-Tour 108 is specifically designed for touring, so if you need a ski that performs equally well at the resort, you might want to consider other options. To fully benefit from this ski’s capabilities, pairing it with touring-specific bindings and boots is recommended to keep the weight down and optimize performance.
Fit & sizing considerations:
The skis run true to size.
