DynAccess offers two frame options: Torque 1 and Torque 2.
The main difference between the two frames is the angle of the thighs of the skier.
The thigh angle of the Torque 1 is very steep (40 degree), which makes for a compact and lightweight sled, reduced moment of inertia which results in quicker turning, and a very firm seating position when squeezed into the deep bucket.
The Torque 2 has a shallower angle (28 degree) which makes for a less aggressive seating position. You sit deeper on the chair lift.
Both the Torque 1 and Torque 2 are equipped with Penske Racing Shocks/Custom Axis Pro-Air Monoski Shocks, providing superb suspension movement. Both models work great with from beginners to experts.
