| Overall: | |
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| Ease of use: |
| Ability Level | Upper Intermediate Lower Advanced Upper Advanced Lower Expert Upper Expert |
| Sidecut | 128-92-111 |
| Turn radius | 16m (161cm) |
| Lengths | 153, 161 (1,460g), 169 |
| Construction |
Sidewall Carbon & flax woodcore with honeycomb tip Tip & tail rocker |
| Strengths | Great fun, playful, adaptable. Great value |
| Weaknesses | Some skiers will want more width for freeride |
The QST Lux 92 blends terrain adaptation, energy and a smooth ride. Built on a spaceframe construction with full woodcore, it balances piste power and soft snow flotation.
The overall feeling from the team was that the new QST gave a fantastic performance for its price. The shape and construction creates a ski which is fun and exciting to ski, feeling really strong and stable on the piste while also being fun and easy to smear in the powder. As is pretty standard with all Salomon skis, it’s an easy ski to use, feeling like any level of skier can jump on it and immediately feel comfortable. The upside of the narrower platform of 92mm it feels pretty reactive in short turns on hardpack, but the downside is that some skiers will feel they need more instant float in the pow.
