


It's a household name and one of the most popular freeride skis over the last few seasons. And for good reason. The Salomon QST 106 remains one of the most versatile skis in the mid-fat category. It's perfectly tuned for transitioning between soft snow and hard snow conditions, from tight terrain to open bowls and long turns. The 2026 QST 106 features a few updates to refine and dial up the performance. All without changing the bones of this ski that is so beloved by core skiers everywhere. A new cork injection technique helps increase the dampening superpowers of the cork insert, along with a new basalt and fiberglass layup that increases smooth riding and suspension when you're tackling harsh snow. The biggest change in shape comes from the tail, with a higher rocker line, but tweaked taper and contact points to help you finish a turn with more power. So, the Spark Notes? The new QST 106 is stronger, smoother, and frankly rips a carve like I never thought a QST 106 could. But it's still the fluid, manuverable, and fun-loving pal you love. It's as if they've been hitting the gym a little more often and can now beat you in an arm wrestling match. We love the QST 106 for advanced intermediates buying their first set of wider skis, all the way to experts who value a little flow in their skis (rather than committing to a hard-charging fall line 24/7).
| Dimensions: | 137/106/124 |
| Radius: | 17.5m@165cm |
| Rocker: | Freeride Rocker |
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| Construction: | Full Sidewall |
| Weight: | 4192 grams (per pair for size 181cm) Learn more about ski weights |