Salomon QST
Best versatile all mountain skis for adventurous intermediate to advanced skiers.
This versatile all-mountain tool bridges the gap between intermediate and advanced performance. With a stable wood core and dampening carbon-flax weave, it offers a reliable, playful ride that handles everything from groomed runs to variable snow conditions with ease. It is a dependable choice for those seeking a single, high-performing setup for the entire mountain.
$383.00
at
Pinewski's Ski and Board Shop
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Who it's for
- Skiers seeking a single pair for all snow conditions
- Intermediate to advanced riders prioritizing a smooth, chatter-free experience
- Freeriders who frequently navigate technical terrain and tight trees
Who should skip it
- Aggressive chargers who demand absolute rigidity for high-speed carving
- Backcountry enthusiasts focused primarily on lightweight uphill efficiency
- East Coast skiers dealing primarily with icy, hard-packed trails
Performance breakdown
Edge Grip
Full-length sidewalls bite confidently into firm, icy morning groomers.
Versatility
Effortlessly transitions from tight tree runs to wide-open, high-speed bowls.
Dampening
Carbon and flax weave effectively absorbs chatter on variable, choppy snow.
Turn Initiation
Freeride rocker profile makes carving into turns intuitive and remarkably smooth.
Stability
Poplar core provides a predictable, planted feel at higher speeds.
Playfulness
Snappy rebound makes the ski feel lively and energetic underfoot.
Key Specs
Size
160 cm
Waist Width
92 mm
Tip Width
126 mm
Tail Width
114 mm
Turn Radius
13 meters
Core Material
Poplar Wood
Construction Type
Sandwich/sidewall
Rocker Type
Tip and Tail Rocker
Skill Level
Intermediate to Advanced
Ski Type
Freeride
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