2023 Salomon QST Jr Junior Skis with SpeedMachine J Boots and Poles

The 2025 Salomon QST Jr with L6 GW bindings and Nordica SpeedMachine J is a confidence-building package designed for junior skiers who are starting to find their rhythm on the slopes. Lightweight and easy to maneuver, this setup supports skill development in a fun and forgiving way, helping kids gain control as they explore groomed trails and venture into variable snow conditions. We paired the QST Jr with the Nordica Speed Machine Jr Boy’s ski boot because it provides young skiers with a solid blend of comfort, support, ad performance which with these skis will propel the development of their skills. Tailored for junior skiers who are progressing quickly, the Speed Machine Jr offers a secure fit with reliable performance no matter the terrain or snow conditions.

Why we like it:

We like the Salomon QST Jr for its approachable design and user-friendly feel. It offers a smooth and predictable ride that encourages progression, giving kids the right blend of stability and playfulness while they master the basics.

Who it's for:

This package is ideal for beginner to intermediate junior skiers who are spending most of their time on groomers and learning fundamental techniques.

Highlights:

Built around a lightweight composite core, the QST Jr makes turning easy and intuitive, helping young skiers link turns with confidence. The All-Terrain Rocker profile ensures smooth edge engagement and gives the ski added adaptability when conditions vary. Integrated L6 GW bindings provide reliable release and are compatible with most junior boots, giving parents peace of mind when it comes to safety and ease of use.

Things to consider:

This ski is best suited for kids who are still developing their skills and sticking primarily to frontside terrain. More aggressive junior skiers or those looking for performance in off-piste settings might want to consider a more advanced setup.

Fit & sizing considerations:

The Salomon QST Jr skis true to size. For growing skiers or those who want a bit more stability as they pick up speed, sizing up is a great option.