Dynastar Trouble Maker (2007)

This year’s Troublemakers are back with the reinforced edges to eliminate the edge problems they’ve had in the past. Perfect flex for park and good on groomers.

Dynastar Troublemaker gear review by Brian

TMs have been some of the better park skis the past years and these skis still are great park skis but ski everything else better this year.  Can handle crud and groomers better than before.

Dynastar Trouble Maker gear review by “xcjamie”

The best all round ski you can buy.

I’ve been skiing my whole life & the first pair of skis that I owned were some TMs, If you’re a young guy looking to rip up the park, the TMs would be a ski to look at.

That review above mine is true they fly in powder and I can rip up the pipe real nice with them.

These skis are amazing I landed my first 900 on them yesterday - I love them and I wouldnt have them any other way, and they fly in powder.

Im debating on getting the K2 Public Enemy or these.  Whats your opinions.

Troublemaker all the way.  Our’s is absolutely a soul sport.  Which company has more soul?  The one hand making skis in Chamonix, France or the one making them in China and charging the same price?  Vote with you dollars and keep French skiers employed.  They ski unbelievable too.

Would upgrading from the Troubled Youth to the TM be a good idea?

So yeah, I just ordered the new Trouble Makers (175cm’s) with the Look PX Jib bindings; everything should be in within a week or so.  I’m really pumped.  Anyone know what I should expect.  Think I made the right decision?

So these Skis are fast?

Good on piste?

Good for tree-skiing and moguls?

Better than the K2 Seth?

I’ve had these skis for a good month now and I am very glad I got them.  I think the skis are very fast, especially for twin-tips.  They are very good on piste, especially powder and packed powder (not hard pack).  They hold an edge quite well and perform well around the entire mountain.  If you ski the East at all and want a ski that’s good in the parks and groomers, I would definitely recommend these.  If you’re out west skiing powder consistently, I might go with a wider twin-tip, but all in all, these things are great!

I bought a pair of these and i landed my first switch 720 mute it was sweet i couldn’t do it with any other ski i’ve tried k2 line 4frnt salomon rossignol armada pretty much all of them, and i couldn’t do it until i bought these. the other skis were the best at rails, big air, pipe, powder, groomed, or moguls, but the tms can do it all

Are there any problems with TM’s de-laminating

I’m a strong agressev skier and i like to do a lot of off piste but my friends like park i need sumthin that will work for both. I also need to know if the do goon on crud and pow and groomers anything would b great thnx

I have the rossi scratch pro year 2006 right now and I want a ski that is good for free riding and park and I am think of getting the TMs so any suggestions on what I should do? email me at midget_man44@hotmail.com

I saw that the TMs have a small back curve does that make it hard to ski backwards

I need a ski that owns both on groomers powpow and some occational park too which ones are better

Im an intermediate skier and i want a ski that i can do everything with. I was wondering if this ski can perform well outside of the park. And since i mostly ski in the East I mostly just need it for the groomed trails. So ya, would it do well on groomed?

these skis are the GNAR!!! good for everything. get them and be happy

skis are sick just buy them

Do NOT think one ski will do it all!

The Troublemakers are for TRICKS..not for speeeeed.

They will deliver ..soft, good pops, lightweight, center mount..fun skis to tool around with. They are a low priced ski that will last one season. Enjoy!

I can get 07 TMs or 08 Fujatives for the same price. I need quick answer!!

no man dont

my first twins were the concept (candide) back in the day and i split the tip right in half. i found a good deal on some 08 TM’s but i don’t know if i can go back to Dynastar after riding Armada’s for the last 4 years.

These skis are pretty much as cool as i am and absolutley shred just like me. The bottom graphic is sick and looks sweet when your in the air throughin’ huge cab 10’s like i do but maybe thats just me

the dude that revied above me is a fucking fag

Ive raced in the midwest for many years and just now switched to twins - the TMs were given to me by a friend that is big on slopestyle skiing.  They’re on the heavier side for twintips, and i tend to dislike the very small raised rear shovel (it should be larger), but are very effective in the park as well as in groomers as they dont cut like a slalom ski.  As far as carving goes, its possible, but odds are you’re going to get a turn in about every fifty to sixty feet.  The radius is large so they force you to make gs or superg style turns.  I have the 165s which are the perfect length for ski ballet, which is another interesting thing to do on twins.  If youre an intermediate skier, dont worry about the turn radius cause you can skid on just about any ski…

Skier Height:5’11” Skier Weight:160 Skier Ability:Decent Ski length Tested:175cm

Ski Review: Trouble makers changed the way i ski. Not confident in my old used gear and looking to improve my skill, i bought a set of ‘07 troublemakers and promptly began testing my ability as well as the skis. As my ability as increased the untold capability of the ski has match the challenge and allowed an entirely new experience on the mountain. Living in the east brings harsh conditions and wide variety of terrain, and the Dynastar Troublemakers have traversed it all.