Salomon QST Charge

Take a look through this guide if you haven't already: recommend the Salomon QST 106, Elan Ripstick 106 and Blizzard Sheeva 10.

this is definitely a case of pros and cons, hence the 3 stars. in terms of pros, the merino wool around the ear piece, MIPs and honeycomb impact design are all premium traits. however, as several reviewers have noted, the outer shell material is very fragile and easily scratches/chips...some have ev...

I’m gonna give another vote for the salomon QST ski. I think it skis well above its weight class and price point. I had the 106, but the wider ones are also stellar.

I've heard those are awesome skis. I'm looking at a new pair of either those or the new Salomon qst 98. They seem like pretty comparable options.

I'm a similar skier and demoed the Sick Day 104 and the Salomon QST 99 this year. I went with the Sick Day and have had no regrets. It's a very fun ski and I can still rip it down groomers or play in narrow trees.

Sold em off this season. Too heavy and a bit twitchy at the same time. Strange combo.

**Salomon QST Spark** (164cm). 4. Essentially, stuff in the 78-85mm underfoot range, nothing too crazy expensive or heavy/hard to maneuver. I'm still learning and not looking to charge too hard.

This is a very good, well made, nice fitting helmet. However it is heavier than advertised, and the ear pads don't come out, which is unfortunate.

I got this helmet 3 months ago and have been using it to go snowboarding. It looks great and I'd comfortable but when push came to shove it didn't do the best. Maybe it did, but I hit my head and still got a super bad concussion not to mention my helmet cracked…

The QST Charge helmet was my first soft ear helmet I've worn in a while. I came from a racing background so sadly always found myself wearing the notorious bowling ball helmet. Needless the say the transition was nice, I enjoyed the weight of the QST helmet paired with the ability open up vents to p...