One family, eight widths. Pick the snow you actually ski.
The QST is Salomon's all-mountain line and the reason is the shape: a rockered tip that stays out of trouble in soft snow, a stable underfoot platform that holds an edge when it firms up, and a layup that's damp without being dead. The only real decision is how wide you want it.
Which width?
| Width | Best for |
|---|---|
| 92 + Binding | Groomer-first skiing and a complete setup out the door. Binding included and mounted. |
| 94 | Firm-snow days and hardpack carving. Quickest edge-to-edge in the family. |
| 100 | The one-ski quiver for Utah. Handles groomers Monday and 8 inches Thursday. |
| 106 | Storm-day default. Floats well, still carves back to the lift. |
| 106 S/LAB Echo | Lighter touring-oriented build of the 106 for earning turns. |
| 112 S/LAB Blank | Deep days and big lines. Freeride-focused. |
| 116 S/LAB X | Pure powder. Widest in the line. |
| Spark + M10 GW | Women's all-mountain, binding included. |
New for 26/27
The 100 in Black / Iceberg (164–188) and the 106 in Black / Pink (173–189) are the current-season builds. Anything on this page without a season label is prior-season stock, often at a better price — ask us what's left.
Sizing
Chin-to-forehead height is the usual range. Go shorter for quicker turns and park use, longer for stability at speed and float in deep snow. Wider skis ski shorter than narrow ones, so if you're moving from a 94 to a 106 you can usually stay at the same length or go up.
From the shop
If you only own one pair of skis and you ski Utah, the 100 is the answer more often than not. The 106 is the better call if you chase storms and don't mind giving up a little edge grip on hardpack.
Come into Midway or Heber and we'll get you on the right width and length — and mount them for free when you buy the bindings here.
Specifications & Geometry
Full build details, sizing, and geometry