Best Park & Pipe Skis

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

The Elan Pinball skis are featuring Early Rise Rocker and a forgiving Synflex core, which provide easy handling and smooth performance. For the youngest shredders in sizes 105 and 115, the innovative U-Flex Technology delivers a 25% softer flex, making turning effortless and boosting skill development from the very first run, ensuring skiing is fun and accessible for budding park enthusiasts.

The Fischer Stunner skis with are lightweight and easy to flex due to the Air Power Core and Cap Construction, which provide the control and stability needed to build confidence on the slopes. The traditional camber profile enhances stability and helps young skiers manage their speed as they gain experience with downhill skiing.