The QST 92 is a great all mountain ski that is extremely agile and gets a long really well in all types of terrain and snow conditions.
It is loaded with different materials and tech for a fun ride for more experienced skiers. The QST has poplar for flex, titanal for chatter reduction & stability, and carbon for stiffness &weight reduction. The result is an intuitive and responsive tool to skier input, they can charge groomers and rip steeps. The waist width is also wide enough to handle whatever mother nature has to offer while still being perfect for the harder pack days!

A nice directional flex provides a softer tip with an early rise that makes initiating turns so much easier, while the stiffer tail gives control and stability when picking up some speed. This set is recommended for skiers on the lighter/slimmer side of the spectrum with its 100% aspen wood construction for a highly nimble and versatile feel underfoot. 84mm in the waist means these are going to do best on packed trails but the early rise still grants you some awesome performance for when there's a bit of a fresh layer. The Pandora's feature 5 different radii blended into the sidecut profile and carbon filaments from tip to tail so that you can pivot on a dime to create any turn shape without sacrificing anything in the stability department. Carving will feel like a dream and flying through tight spaces is a breeze with these 84's!

Atomic built the Maverick 88 Ti for the everyday skier who wanted a lighter and nimble ski that could happily lay trenches on groomed trails, but still had enough versatility every once in a while to go bang through some bumps or navigate some soft fluff in the trees. The Maverick wraps a poplar core between two thin sheets of metal that give it extra strength while carving turns, but it still has enough rocker and Atomic's patented HRZN tip for some off-piste exploration. These will work great for the groomers, hard pack or any fresh stashes you find, overall an excellent ski.

The Blaze 94 was crafted with Volkl's quintessential edge hold and precision feel. Known for being stable and damp with titinal underfoot you can carve this ski on groomers or head off-piste in search of left over powder. With 3D radius technology this ski is intuitive and makes variable turns depending on speed and terrain. Truly a versatile ski!

The Kore is a lightweight, agile platform that's easy to engage a turn on while still having a ton of forgiveness in choppy snow, but it still has the backbone to transfer power when charging hard. Slightly inset contact points help with versatility in mixed conditions and wind-effected snow, but still have the bite to let it rip on corduroy. The construction starts with a Karuba Wood core which is what gives it its lively and responsive feel. The core then gets topped with a layer of Carbon Fiber, Graphene as well as Head's damping layer, this results in a smoother ski overall. These offer up a mixed bag of abilities, from a carve on the groomers, a float on top of some freshies these have the quickness and agility for skiing in tight steep terrain too! This is a stiff ski so it requires a very talented type of skier to drive it forward, but once you do hang on!

the Mindbender 90C is geared toward women skiers wanting to build their skills off trail and in more technical terrain, but want to do without the added weight of metal in their ski. By using Carbon Fiber filaments as opposed to metal in the frame of the 90C, K2 keeps the ski lightweight and nimble, yet surprisingly stiff and confidence-inspiring in rougher snow due to the carbon. But yet, it can still turn a dime when you need it to!

Atomic built the Maven for intermediate female skiers looking to up their game off-piste, but also for more advanced skiers looking for a strong and confident ski for cruising the groomed blues and blacks of their local mountain. the Maven utilizes carbon in the construction as opposed to metal in order to keep the ski not just lighter, but more approachable and easier to turn. This makes it a delight in both trees and while navigating moguls, and the healthy camber underfoot results in a surprisingly strong edge hold for tight turns on groomed runs. For advanced skiers, the Maven is an awesome tool for executing tighter, more controlled turns on hardpack. This is a strong, versatile weapon in a forgiving package.

The Salomon Stance 80 is a solid and dependable ski for both the burgeoning beginner, or the confident intermediate looking for a simple ski to cruise on. It features an easy-going sidecut with a rockered tip, meaning that it rises slightly above the snow surface in order to easily initiate turns. But the Stance also sports a metal laminate in the construction, which gives it awesome stability and control at any speed, low or high. It is a phenomenally priced ski for such superior construction, and will give beginners a friendly platform from which to build their skills, and intermediates a reliable and confident ski to push into more advanced territory.

Ladies looking for stability and speed with a healthy dose of playfulness. The Volkl Kenja 88 is a ski for lady shredders who love to ski the whole mountain with speed and precision. 88mm underfoot is snappy edge to edge and dominates hardpack--perfect for East Coast skiers or ladies who prefer the groomers--and the 3D radius sidecut lets you change your turn radii based on speed and edge angle. The rocker tip and tail keeps the ski afloat through the woods or in variable snow and the Titanal Frame and carbon tips adds stability without losing playfulness.

People who love to ski groomers as well as play in the woods or shred some bumps, the Mindbender 98 TIs hold their own wherever you point them! The Aspen Veneer Core and PowerWall sidewalls lend themselves to a great turn and Titanal Y-beam keeps the ski damp at speeds. This ski is really great all over the mountain and is wide enough to hold its own when the snow falls!

The Faction Prodigy 2.0 is the most versatile of the Prodigy line, combining a poppy and playful Poplar wood core with a stable and confidence-inspiring 98mm platform underfoot. The result is a cushy and lively ski that can stomp landings in the park, surf over powder and packed snow, and boost side hits all day long. For skiers looking for a playful and all-around fun ski, the Prodigy has built up its reputation for making the entire mountain into a playground.

A ski known for being smooth and stable. This ski is versatile and good for all terrain/conditions. It's built with a wood core, carbon and a sheet of terrain-specific metal. This dampens any vibrations while enhancing edge hold for a smooth and balanced ride.

The Line Vision came out to blur the line between an inbounds and backcountry ski, making it a great 1-ski quiver for someone who likes to dabble in and out of the resort. Light enough for some skinning at around 1500g, the Vision remains powerful and stable on the downhill with its blended core, THC laminate, and 5-Cut radius.

The Reckoner 102 is awesome on jumps, while also holding its own in soft snow. With a versatile mid-fat waist and all-terrain twin rocker profile, these skis have what it takes to hang in the steep and deep, but have zero hesitation when it comes to hucking a big cliff. This is a true all-mountain ski with plenty of versatility!

This is a directional twin-tip which means it packs equal performance for pointing them down the hill as it does for getting them in the air off any angle. The skinnier tail provides ideal downhill performance on those days when you just want to bomb your favorite slope lap after lap, while the elliptical sidecut results in easier turn initiation and pivot maneuverability that puts you in the drivers seat to meet any trail head-on with versatile confidence. The Faction brand is known for its park & pipe, and the Prodigy 1.0 is no outlier with 2.5mm XL edges, full-strength microcap sidewalls, and a rocker-camber-rocker profile with full-twin tips that ensure you're able to stomp that new spin you've been trying to master and ride switch as you please.

The camber profile of this ski really allows it to surf in deeper snow, even though it's not as wide as some pure "powder" skis, since 45% of the length of the ski is tip or tail rocker. But, with camber underfoot, it's not going to be impossible to hold an edge on ice/hardback. That being said, while all these skis have a similar width underfoot, the Foundation 100rp is the most powder focused of them all.

If you want to ski moguls one run, then hit a fast groomer the next and lap your favorite tree run after lunch then this is the ski for you. Salomon does it again and packs versatility, stability and responsiveness all into a ski that will go bell to bell no matter the conditions. A polar core adds durability and is light with a poppy nature. Titaial and carbon in the ski smooth out the ride and have a forgiving nature. A middle of the road flex adds to the versatility. Load up the ski and get some pop then lean them over and crack and they will remain stiff enough through hard turns.