Dynafit DNA Race Ski Skis - Touring Skis - Race Dynafit 153
Dynafit DNA Race Ski Skis - Touring Skis - Race Dynafit 153

Dynafit DNA Race Ski

$1,364.00
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Size
4 in stock
Features

  • 650 g per ski in the 153 cm length
  • Isocore ultralight paulownia core
  • Unidirectional carbon top and bottom
  • 24 m single radius sidecut in the 162
  • Cap construction
Description

The Dynafit DNA Race Ski is a skimo race ski at 650 g per ski (153 cm) with an ultralight paulownia core, unidirectional carbon and a 24 m single radius (162 cm).
Tech Specs
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Ski Mountaineering Race Ski

Dynafit DNA Race Ski

The Dynafit DNA Race Ski is a World Cup ski mountaineering race ski for competitors who count every gram on the climb and need a precise, predictable ski on the descent. Dynafit builds it on an Isocore ultralight paulownia core with unidirectional carbon top and bottom, in a cap construction with a single radius sidecut, and the 24 m radius in the 162 tracks straight at race speed. At 650 g per ski in the 153 cm length and 670 g in the 162, the DNA is Dynafit's lightest race ski, made for sprints, vertical races and individual races where uphill speed decides the result.

Specs Verified Ratings and setup guidance verified against manufacturer specifications.

Is This the Right Ski for You?

Best For
Competitive skimo racers who want the lightest Dynafit race ski for individual, vertical and sprint races.
Consider Another Ski If
You want a more forgiving race ski for long Grand Course events or training; the Dynafit Mezzalama is easier to ski.

CCBB Ski Ratings

Uphill Efficiency
5/5
650 g per ski (153 cm)
Downhill Performance
2/5
64 mm waist, race construction
Soft Snow Float
1/5
98-64-79 mm (162 cm)
Firm Snow Grip
3/5
24 m single radius (162 cm)

Rating scale: 5 = top of its class, 4 = excellent, 3 = good, 2 = specialized or below average, and 1 = limited.

CCBB Ski Profile

Dimensions98-64-79 mm (162 cm)
Turn Radius24 m (162 cm)
Rocker ProfileCamber with tip rocker
Core and LaminatePaulownia Isocore, UD carbon
Skin FitRace skins, tip and tail race attachments
Recommended UseSki mountaineering racing

Why We Like It

  • 650 g per ski in a 153 puts the DNA at the light end of race skis, which is where seconds come from on a long climb.
  • Unidirectional carbon top and bottom over an ultralight paulownia core keeps the ski stiff and responsive at race weight.
  • A single radius sidecut of 24 m in the 162 tracks straight and predictably at race speed on firm courses.
  • Cap construction keeps weight to a minimum while protecting the core.

Best Uses

  • Individual and vertical skimo races
  • Sprint races
  • Race-pace training laps
  • Uphill fitness on groomed courses
  • Racers who want the lightest setup

Ski Selection Advice

The Dynafit DNA Race Ski comes in 153 and 162 cm. Most racers use the 153 for sprint and vertical formats and the 162 for individual races, where the extra length adds stability on the descent.

Pair the DNA with a race binding and race skins with tip and tail race attachments. Race setups usually run without brakes and use a leash.

Length and setup guidance reviewed by CCBB ski staff. Confirm length against your weight, ability and terrain.

Technical Specifications Manufacturer specs · Click to expand

Shape and Sizing

Lengths
153, 162 cm
Dimensions
98-64-79 mm (162 cm)
Sidecut Radius
24 m (162 cm)
Weight
650 g per ski (153 cm), 670 g per ski (162 cm)

Construction and Use

Core
Isocore ultralight paulownia
Laminate
Unidirectional carbon, top and bottom
Construction
Cap, single radius sidecut
Profile
Camber with tip rocker
Binding
Not included. Race binding recommended

Compare the Dynafit DNA

DNA vs. Dynafit Mezzalama Race Ski

The Dynafit Mezzalama Race Ski is the more forgiving race ski at 790 g per ski in a 162, with a wider tip and longer front rocker for long Grand Course races. The DNA is lighter and stiffer for shorter, faster formats.

Shop Dynafit Mezzalama Race Ski

DNA vs. Fischer Transalp RC Race Ski

The Fischer Transalp RC Race Ski runs a titanal-reinforced paulownia core and a sandwich sidewall at 675 g per ski in a 161. The DNA is the lighter cap-construction option.

Shop Fischer Transalp RC Race Ski

DNA vs. Blizzard Zero G 80 Alpine Touring Ski

The Blizzard Zero G 80 Alpine Touring Ski is a light touring ski at 950 g per ski in a 164 with an 80 mm waist. The DNA is a pure race ski; the Zero G 80 suits fitness tourers who also ski real backcountry snow.

Shop Blizzard Zero G 80 Alpine Touring Ski

Common Questions

Who should buy the Dynafit DNA Race Ski?
The Dynafit DNA Race Ski suits competitive skimo racers who want the lightest Dynafit race ski. At 650 g per ski in a 153, with an ultralight paulownia core and unidirectional carbon, it climbs fast and tracks predictably on firm race courses.
What bindings work with the Dynafit DNA Race Ski?
The Dynafit DNA Race Ski takes pin/tech touring bindings, including race bindings; it carries no integrated binding or plate. Binding compatibility with your boot is set by the binding and the boot's sole norm, so match the binding to your boot first. Race setups usually run without brakes and use a leash.
How much does the Dynafit DNA weigh?
650 g per ski in the 153 cm length and 670 g per ski in the 162.
DNA or Mezzalama?
The DNA is lighter and stiffer for sprint, vertical and individual races. The Mezzalama adds weight, a wider tip and more rocker for a more forgiving descent in long Grand Course races.
Can I use the DNA for everyday touring?
The DNA works for race-pace training on groomed or firm terrain, but at 64 mm underfoot it is not a backcountry powder ski. Most skiers pair it with a wider touring ski.
What skins fit the Dynafit DNA?
Race skins sized to the ski with tip and tail race attachments.

Our Verdict

The Dynafit DNA Race Ski is Dynafit's lightest race ski, built for racers who want every gram gone. An ultralight paulownia core with unidirectional carbon keeps it at 650 g per ski in a 153, and a 24 m single radius in the 162 tracks straight at race speed. Racers in long Grand Course events should look at the Mezzalama; racers chasing sprint and vertical results should start here.

The Dynafit DNA Race Ski is a skimo race ski at 650 g per ski (153 cm) with an ultralight paulownia core, unidirectional carbon and a 24 m single radius (162 cm).