Salomon Q-105 vs Q-Lab

JUST TO ADD: I'm intermediate-advanced, 6'2" 200lbs, like skiing a lot of backcountry pow but also groomers early and late season when the snow isn't as good. Thanks

Go fo the q105. The Qlab although not a hard ski to use will require you to work a fair but harder. So unless your an advanced aggressive skier you will prefer the slightly softer feel of the 105. The 105 is a really capable ski still and you will still be able to ski to a high level on them.

tomPietrowskiGo fo the q105. The Qlab although not a hard ski to use will require you to work a fair but harder. So unless your an advanced aggressive skier you will prefer the slightly softer feel of the 105. The 105 is a really capable ski still and you will still be able to ski to a high level on them.

Thanks for the input that's kind of what I was leaning towards. Where would yo put the rocker2 108 or even the rocker2 100 in the debate? I am just worried I would lose some ability on hardpack with the fully rockered. (Even though it would be fun to mess around riding switch)

erlybirdThanks for the input that's kind of what I was leaning towards. Where would yo put the rocker2 108 or even the rocker2 100 in the debate? I am just worried I would lose some ability on hardpack with the fully rockered. (Even though it would be fun to mess around riding switch)

Depends how you like to ski. If your more tradional driving the nose of the ski you will prefer the q. If your more a park rider so a more upright style and you want to jib around the mountain go rocker. I'm gettin some rocker 100's as my all mnt ski that I can still take in the park on the odd occasion. I would ride the q skis if I more just wante to shred round the mountain but not really ever do any free style type stuff.