Salomon QST 106 Skis 2027

$849.95
Availability: In stock

Salomon QST 106 Skis

 

One-Ski Quiver for Powder, Trees & Resort Skiing

The Salomon QST 106 Skis are high-performance freeride skis built for skiers who want confident powder performance, smooth stability, and versatile all-mountain capability. With a 106mm waist width, the QST 106 delivers excellent flotation in soft snow while maintaining the agility and edge control needed for groomers, trees, and variable terrain.

Featuring Cork Damplifier technology, a full Poplar Woodcore, and Double Sidewall construction, these skis provide vibration control, powerful edge grip, and a smooth, energetic ride. The rocker-camber-rocker profile creates reliable float in powder while keeping the ski responsive and controlled across changing mountain conditions.

 

Why You'll Love Them

106mm waist width provides excellent powder float with all-mountain versatility
Rocker-camber-rocker profile balances flotation, stability, and carving performance
Cork Damplifier technology absorbs vibration for a smoother ride in variable snow
Full Poplar Woodcore delivers stability, power, and a lively feel
Double Sidewall construction improves edge grip and durability
Freeride shape offers playful maneuverability in trees, bowls, and soft snow
Stable at speed for confident skiing in challenging terrain
Lightweight construction keeps the ski agile and responsive
One-ski quiver performance handles powder days, groomers, and mixed conditions

 

Technical Specifications

Category: Freeride / All-Mountain Ski

Waist Width: 106mm

Construction: Full Poplar Woodcore with Double Sidewalls

Technology: Cork Damplifier Tip & Tail

Profile: Rocker-Camber-Rocker

Terrain: Powder, Trees, Groomers, Variable Snow, Steeps

Flex: Responsive and Stable

Rider Level: Intermediate to Expert

Ski Style: Freeride / All-Mountain

Best Use: Skiers seeking a versatile freeride ski for changing conditions

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