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That picture was actually the Twister from a few years ago. I like that, reissuing skis with almost the same cosmetic as 30 years ago. Just like they did the 4S couple of years ago...
They are still making the Twister. If I had a job, I would have a pair...
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Yup. I went to Dynastar's website after you posted that and looked at the specs.
Still seems a bit heavy... 1400g a piece? But man I bet they are fun.
Those other 'Twisters' I inadvertently found by mistake look pretty cool too. If I were looking to get a resort ski I'd look into something like that. Even though I'm too old and fat to hit the big jumps, I like the way those type of skis handle on side runs and woods. I get bored skiing straight down the middle of a trail on a ski that only likes perfectly groomed snow at high speed. To me it's like driving in a parking lot... throw some gates or something in there...