USED 2024 Salomon QST 98 Skis - 183cm - Salomon M11 Bindings

The 2024 Salomon QST 98 is a modern freeride masterpiece designed to turn the entire mountain into your personal playground. With a versatile 98mm waist and a poppy Poplar Woodcore, this ski strikes the perfect balance between flotation in soft stashes and reliable edge grip on firmer slopes. Salomon’s signature C/FX carbon and flax reinforcement provides a damp, stable ride without the heavy weight of metal, while the Cork Damplifier in the tip and tail filters out unwanted vibrations. Whether you are weaving through tight glades, slashing spring slush, or charging down technical bowls, the QST 98 offers an intuitive, energetic feel that adapts to your style and the ever-changing alpine environment. Top Sheet Condition 8.0 This top sheet condition may have moderate to heavy amounts of scratching to the surface of the tip and tails from ski usage. These top sheets may have one to five chips that do not compromise the integrity of the ski’s top sheet. Base Condition 8.0 This base condition may have lots of minor scratches or scuffs. They may have some substantial scratching or scrape that may need P-TEX to be fully repaired along with a tune; however, are still ready to use with no base welds needed. These may show signs of having a major P-TEX or base weld repair but these repairs are in good shape and ready to use. These skis have a fresh coat of wax on them and are ready to hit the slope. Year: 2024 Brand: Salomon Model: QST 98 Size: 183 cm Dimensions: 131-98-119 mm Turn Radius: 15.0 m Core: Full Poplar Woodcore Reinforcement: C/FX (Carbon/Flax Superfiber) Technology: Cork Damplifier (Tip and Tail) Construction: Full Sandwich Sidewalls Rocker Profile: Twin Rocker (Long rockered tip and tail) Binding Model: Salomon M11 GW (GripWalk Compatible) Binding DIN Range: 3.5 - 11.0 Tail Type: Partial Twin Tip

The Salomon QST series is a versatile all-mountain ski. With various shapes and rocker profiles, these skis excel in both on-piste and off-piste conditions. Carbon Powered C/FX technology enhances dampening and power, while full ABS sidewalls and Powerframe Ti ensure edge grip and stability.

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I’ve tried out a number of skis within the Salomon QST family since they were introduced back in 2016. There’s a huge number of different models out there, but they all share a few common features: namely, ease of control and maneuverability across a variety of conditions and terrain types. Keep an eye out for QST 106s and later models, as that model is the first to feature a large swathe of updates to improve performance.

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Adrian Ryan