Salomon QST 98 Skis

FEATURES

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• Freeride profile - The skis' medium camber delivers good grip on hard-packed snow, while a progressive, long rocker in the tip and tail facilitates floating above soft snow.
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• Playful & Agile - Progression meets shape. We’ve lowered the widest points and lengthened the rocker of the ski in order to bring playfulness and reliability to all types of turns.
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• All-Mountain Versatility - An innovative shape plus 98mm waist make the QST 98 a versatile driver - whether you're chasing fresh snow, seeking out side hits, or enjoying fresh corduroy.
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• Trustworthy Stability - A C/FX carbon backbone and double sidewalls create a powerful ski with strong edge hold. Cork inserts in the tip and tail eliminate chatter, offering a smooth, playful ride.
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• Full Sandwich Sidewalls - Full Sandwich Construction guarantees stability and precision, it enhances performance by providing good edge grip and smooth ski-to-snow contact.
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• Full Poplar Woodcore - A full Woodcore construction maximizes liveliness, stability and ski-to-snow contact while filtering vibrations.
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• QST Series - Over the past five years, the QST line has brought new technologies and materials to market - skis that have changed the narration of “freeride” skiing. With the 3rd generation, we gave our athletes a blank slate and tasked them with designing the perfect “freeride” ski. Alexi Godbout weighed in on playfulness, while Stan Rey and Chris Rubens brought their ex-racer turned powder pig needs to the table. Leah Evans chimed in on floatation, Josh Daiek sounded off on power and stability, and Cody Townsend delivered on weight vs. performance. Young guns like Nico Vuignier and Ugo Troubat made sure liveliness and agility were not forgotten.