Salomon QST Lumen 98
SLIMMED DOWN THIS SEASON, the Salomon QST Lumen 98 is drawing attention in the industry with its all-around shape change and minty-fresh paint job. The skis’ early-tapered tip and freeride-focused rocker profile keep you afloat when you want to ditch the groomers, while it’s interior construction, featuring a layer of woven carbon/flax and cork in the tip and tail, keep chatter quiet and the cruise controlled. A dramatic change in turn-radius—down to 15 m from last year’s 19 m—elevates this ski’s versatility and creates a massive shift in its precision, especially in terrain where quick’n’sassy pivots are mandatory. “Reliable and oh so lively. These skis will make even the dullest of days memorable. Carves effortlessly and can be trusted in moguls and pow, alike,” comments Utah-based Anna Tedesco. We expect the Salomon QST Lumen 98 to be spotted in lift lines around the country.
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SLIMMED DOWN THIS SEASON, the Salomon QST Lumen 98 is drawing attention in the industry with its all-around shape change and minty-fresh paint job. The skis’ early-tapered tip and freeride-focused rocker profile keep you afloat when you want to ditch the groomers, while it’s interior construction, featuring a layer of woven carbon/flax and cork in the tip and tail, keep chatter quiet and the cruise controlled. A dramatic change in turn-radius—down to 15 m from last year’s 19 m—elevates this ski’s versatility and creates a massive shift in its precision, especially in terrain where quick’n’sassy pivots are mandatory. “Reliable and oh so lively. These skis will make even the dullest of days memorable. Carves effortlessly and can be trusted in moguls and pow, alike,” comments Utah-based Anna Tedesco. We expect the Salomon QST Lumen 98 to be spotted in lift lines around the country.