Salomon Qst 94 Men's Skis

Fast under foot, stable AND powerful at high speed (49mph) and an overall delight to spend the day on.

Carves well, is forgiving, can handle some fresh snow but still has a good back bone and handles speed comfortably.

Just skied the Qst 94s this morning and they are amazing! Super quick and surfy but holds up great at speed too!

Great demo at Stevens pass. These guys are great!!

WOW! The new QST 94mm shape is unbeliveable! Incredibly responsive and energetic! The new tail shape make it super stable and so fun to carv. You don't feel the 94mm underfoot as it cut trought the groomer. That make the ski super versatile and a great all-mountain option for most of all skier that want a one quiver ski!

Edge to edge is great, with enough width underfoot that you're not drowning when you find the powder stash

The QST 100 is a versatile all mountain ski. Great for the soft snow, steep technical lines. Powerful enough to be be stable at high speeds. But playful enough -;

In December 2025, I purchased a new pair of Salomon QST 94 skis (172 cm) for my son, who took them out for just two days of skiing in Okemo Vermont. After those two days, both skis showed visible top-sheet damage, and one ski developed clear top-sheet delamination near the binding area. I fully understand that some cosmetic chipping can occur from normal ski-to-ski contact, especially in icy East Coast conditions. However, what we experienced goes well beyond normal cosmetic wear. After only two days, the top sheet on one ski has begun to lift and separate (see image) — damage that raises concerns not just about appearance, but about durability and long-term performance. [Note, to be clear, this damage occurred without any major falls or contact with foreign objects - normal parallel skiing on predominantly groomers.] I brought the skis back to the shop where they were purchased, and the issue was reviewed by Salomon. I was disappointed to be told that the damage was attributed to the skier and not covered under warranty. While I appreciate that skier contact may have initiated the damage (via parallel skiing), I find it UNreasonable that a brand-new pair of skis would deteriorate to this extent after such minimal use. My son and I have skied for many years and have owned multiple pairs of skis across brands. I have never seen this level of damage occur so quickly. At this price point, I expect equipment that can withstand normal skiing conditions — especially when used for only two days. This review is not written lightly. I chose Salomon because of its reputation for quality and performance, and I am genuinely disappointed in both the product durability and the warranty outcome. I hope Salomon will reconsider this case or reach out directly, as I would much prefer to resolve this constructively and continue to be a Salomon customer.