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Hard-charging, big-mountain skiers will dominate the slopes with the fun and lively Salomon Lord skis.
Salomon Lord Skis 2009: Want to feel like you’re in control of your domain? The Salomon Lord Skis will have you reigning all over the mountain. Style meets function in these freeride all mountain sticks. An edgy monocoque offers a unique and precise edge grip, while still providing enough energy efficiency from skier to snow for freeski practices. These shred-eating baddies also offer Salomon’s legendary rocker technology; a progressive inverse camber for a new generation of maneuverability and flotation. Take your rightful place at the head of these wide skis and get ready for strong edge grip on groomers, sweet float on powder, and a whole lot of play wherever you take them.
Ruling off-piste and on, Salomon’s Lord Ski collects taxes in the form of top-to-bottom runs everywhere from the morning cords to the deeps in the mountains nooks and crannies. And the coffers are full. The Lord’s full wood core lays down firm justice with smooth rebound and control, while the Edgy Monocoque construction increases torsional rigidity and cuts weight. Salomon gave the Lord a semi-twin tail for greater control while your railing, but the raised tail still loves riding switch. This all-mountain ski can spell versatility five different ways.
The Lord serves in the Salomon family of new innovation for Freeride Skis and is new to the Salomon range this year with a rocker in the shovel carving through pow and slush is a breeze. With a full wood core and 87mm underfoot you’ve never felt so stable. You will be impressed with the performance and versatility of this ski. This ski is designed to rip the mountain apart for advanced skiers.
The Salomon Lord Skis will have you reigning all over the mountain. Style meets function in these freeride all mountain sticks. An edgy monocoque offers a unique and precise edge grip, while still providing enough energy efficiency from skier to snow for freeski practices. These shred-eating baddies also offer Salomon's legendary rocker technology; a progressive inverse camber for a new generation of maneuverability and flotation.
Salomon Lord Skis 2010: The ultimate in freeride all-mountain enjoyment, the Salomon Lord Skis feature a full wood core for optimum stability and responsiveness on all-mountain terrain and wider edges for increased durability on rails and boxes. The 87mm waist width and slight rocker in the tip give the Salomon Lord Skis float in the pow without sacrificing all-mountain and park versatility.
The Salomon Lord Ski is the everyday big mountain ski for dedicated riders seeking floatation in powder and strong edge grip on groomers
The Lord exceeds in serving the two most common needs of every big mountain skier - edge grip on groomers and off-piste versatility.
The everyday big mountain ski for dedicated riders seeking floatation in powder and strong edge grip on groomers.
| Base Material: | Ptex 4000 |
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| Binding Included: | No |
| Binding System: | No |
| Camber: | Tip rocker |
| Construction: | Edgy Monocoque |
| Construction Type: | Edgy Monocoque Construction |
| Core: | Wood |
| Core Material: | Full wood core |
| Dimensions: | [161cm] 128 / 85 / 113mm; [169cm] 128 / 86 / 114mm; [177cm] 128 / 87 / 115mm; [185cm] 128 / 88 / 116mm |
| Gender: | Men's |
| Integrated Binding System: | No |
| Lengths: | 161cm, 169cm, 177cm, 185cm |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | 1 Year |
| Profile dimensions: | (177cm) 128/87/115 millimeters |
| Recommended Binding: | Salomon Z12 Ti Ski Binding |
| Recommended Use: | Big mountain, all-mountain skiing |
| Sidecut radius: | (177cm) 17.4 meters |
| Ski style: | All-mountain |
| Skill Range: | Advanced - Expert |
| Special Feature: | Rocker 210mm |
| Tail: | Raised |
| Turn Radius: | [161cm] 13.6m; [169cm] 15.4m; [177cm] 17.4m; [185cm] 19.5m |
| Twin tip: | No |
| Type of Ski: | Twin Tip |
| Warranty: | One Year |
| Weight: | [Pair, 177cm] 10.13lb (4594g) |
| Weight per pair: | 3,780 gram |
| What Binding is Included?: | None |
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Sometimes, we can't be sure that the product is the same across the stores that offer its, so you may find the same product listed more then once on GearBuyer.com, we these list highly similar products below.
 | Salomon Lord Skis 169 | $649.95 |
 | Salomon Lord Skis 177 | $499.95 |
 | Salomon 2009 Salomon Lord Ski (Flat) | $469.99 |
 | Salomon Lord Twin Tip Skis | $429.95 - $649.95 |
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 | Salomon Lord Softshell JacketUnspecified | $300.00 |
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This product is available in the following colors:
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 | Black / Red |  | Red / Black |
Use this chart to find which retailer offers this product in the size, color or other options that you desire. Click on the price to purchase.
| Size | Color | ||
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| Black / Red | Red / Black | N/A | |
| 161 | 453.95 | 649.95 | |
| 161cm | 649.99 | ||
| 169cm | 649.99 | 649.95 | |
| 169 | 453.95 | 469.90649.95649.95 | |
| 177cm | 649.99 | 429.95649.95 | |
| 177 | 649.95649.95 | ||
| 185 | 453.95 | 469.90649.95649.95 | |
| 185cm | 649.99 | 429.95649.95 | |
Al's Sports (2009) offers this product at $649.99, but does not provide any color/size information.
Al's Sports offers this product at $799.99, but does not provide any color/size information.
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Lord of the Skis | |
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I have last year's (2008-09) model, skied on them all winter and cannot find one thing to complain about. Stable on groomers (minimal chattering), able to dig your tips in the bumps, floats well enough for my needs on powder with the 87mm underfoot waist, and the raised tail tip makes riding and landing switch in the park a piece of cake, and it also has more all-mountain and all-condition control than a regular twin-tip ski. I paired my 177cm Lords with the Marker Griffon Binding, and I have never skied a better setup in my life. If you are looking for a ski that can do everything, this is the best you will find. | |
| tf skier at Backcountry.com on 10/18/2009 | |
The Best Day Ever | |
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| First powder day without these easy riders was the worst. Second day with even more powder, I demo'd these lords at 177cm and I floated thru the fluff, carved with good hold where I needed to and plowed right thru the crud with rock solid stability wherever it was. Wow, what an epiphany! I extended my demo time to three days. the best three days ever. | |
| steven at Evogear (2009) on 02/19/2009 | |
Great Skis | |
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| These skis are great for everything. Used em in the park in Colorado and there really light so there good for kickers and pretty good on rails. Also great flotation in the pow in Whistler BC. All around sick skis! | |
| Joey at Evogear (2009) on 06/11/2009 | |
same but better | |
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the Lord comes back this year with cooler graphics. the other change is that its made in Austria now, which gives it a slightly different feel, i think it stiffer torsionally. | |
| jamey parks at Backcountry.com on 09/26/2009 | |
