It looks like you are using an ad blocker. That's okay. Who doesn't? But without advertising revenue, we can't keep making this site awesome. Click the link below for instructions on disabling adblock.
Overall I'd give the ski a 9.5 because it could be a little lighter without compromising much flex.
Performance
Seems like a great one ski quiver for my usage out west. We get lots of dense powder and soft snow and this ski has no problem going from ice packed groomers to thigh high bowls. Even holds their own in the park with minimal wear and tear to show for it.
Value
Salomon tends to be expensive luckily I got these pair through somebody who had won them in a raffle.
Fit
At 6'4 210lbs I opted to go for the 185 length and it skis great. Really easy to maneuver with minimal work but its still wide and long enough to withstand high speeds and big jumps.
Characteristics
Great flex for an all mountain ski. Really stiff in the waist but forgiving in the tip and tail with its slight rocker shape. Haven't had any real deep days but in 30-40cms the ski had perfect flex.
Durability
Top sheets are really solid with almost no chipping and small cosmetic scratches. Bases and edges are still holding up well but we'll see as the season progresses.
rad park ski, don't buy them for much else.....go fatter.
Performance
it held up to the fresh just fine. considering it is 128-87-115 I thought I'd sink right away, but the rocker helped keep me on top. The Lord's killed in the park too, they were super light , and spun like a champ.
Design
they were squirrely going switch, because of the rockered tip.
Value
they were just a demo, but I'm hoping they'll be cheap.
Fit
I rode the 178, they seemed fine for me. my other park skis are 175.
Characteristics
stiff enough to have good pop and soft enough for some good butters... And no unwanted wash-out
Comments