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From the morning cords to the untouched trees, Salomon doth bequeathed its Lord Ski to rule over the entire mountain. The Lord’s composite wood core delivereth gentle but firm justice, and the Edgy Monocoque construction increases torsional rigidity while it cuts overall weight.
- Edgy Monocoque construction blends a capped top with more vertical sidewalls for precise edge grip and efficient energy transfer from skier to ski
- All Terrain rocker at the tip aids flotation and prevents deflection in variable, choppy snow
- Semi-twin-tip tail provides a playful feel and allows for switch riding
- Wood core with composite layer combines the stability, pop, and dampening you crave with added weight savings
- Edge Armor tech links the ski's left and right edges with a strong polyethylene cord for added durability
- Total Edge Reinforcement adds a layer of fiberglass directly on the edges for added durability
- Wide edges stand up to abuse and provide additional shock resistance
Bottom Line: Just preachin' to the choir.
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how do these compare to the sentinels? any reason to pay the
how do these compare to the sentinels? any reason to pay the extra $$ if you're an upper-intermediate to mid-advanced skier?
By: gilliekc
October 10, 2011
Hey Gilliekc,
The biggest difference is that the Sentinel comes with titanium through the ski. This will play a major difference in ski performace, as it will be more stable, more stiff and burlier. Depending on how you skill develops, it could be a great ski of choice but if you're at all tentative, the Lord is a great replacement.
I use the Sentinel as my daily ski and love it.
Hope this helps,
nick
By: Nick Papailiou
October 11, 2011
Pretty Good
By: Peter Kirk
December 5, 2011
Overall, this is a good ski. On groomers turning was easy and carefree and I felt comfortable at speed. On moguls and through crud they handle well and can hold an edge nicely due to quite a bit of sidecut. A lot of camber means that you can pop smoothly and take the occasional park lap. However, skiing powder is another story. Unless you ski very aggressively in anything deeper than a few inches these may be a handful. At 88mm in the waist and only a minimal amount of rocker, I can't fully trust these skis in anything deep. But for days when fresh snow is scarce, this is my go to ski for just about everywhere on the mountain.
Hi. I have a pair of 2008 Lords and love em but was thinking
Hi. I have a pair of 2008 Lords and love em but was thinking of upgrading this year to get the Edgy Monocoque (although this might be in the 2008 too) and Edge Armor construction. Anybody know if the difference would be that noticeable? Rob/CO
By: rwuff11027
October 8, 2011
I think you will feel a slightly more responsive ski but it is almost the exact same ski.
By: jamey parks
October 10, 2011
MmmmmmBoring!
By: p-tex
January 28, 2012
I suppose every company needs to make a ski that can kinda go anywhere but does nothing really well. Solomon is leading the charge when it comes to ski innovation but this thing is at the back of the pack as far as I'm concerned.
I found that it's too soft to hold a really nice edge and at speed the tails were washing out on me. In thicker snow they kind of bog down. You might have fun with a really short pair in the trees because they feel pretty light but I always felt like they were "just kind of there" and got very little feedback from them.
Trading these in for some bbr's at the rental house was the best decision I've ever made.
Happy ripping!
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Pretty Good
Overall, this is a good ski. On groomers turning was easy and carefree and I felt comfortable at speed. On moguls and through crud they handle well and more...
MmmmmmBoring!
I suppose every company needs to make a ski that can kinda go anywhere but does nothing really well. Solomon is leading the charge when it comes to ski more...
- Length:
- 161 cm, 169 cm, 177 cm, 185 cm
- Dimensions:
- [161 cm] 128 / 85 / 113 mm; [169 cm] 128 / 86 / 114 mm; [177 cm] 128 / 87 / 115 mm; [185 cm] 128 / 88 / 116 mm
- Turn Radius:
- (177cm) 17.4 m
- Profile:
- rockered tip
- Construction:
- monocoque
- Core:
- wood
- Base:
- P-Tex 4000
- Tail:
- semi-twintip
- Binding Included:
- no
- Weight:
- 10 lb 2.8 oz
- Recommended Use:
- all-mountain, freestyle
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year
1 Comment Last Comment: December 20, 2011 by: Geoff Prescott
By: Geoff Prescott
December 20, 2011
I demoed the Lord at Whistler on December 17. Conditions were spring-like due to higher than normal temperatures. On the softening blue square runs, the 87mm wide Lord made acceptable turns, was forgiving and stable at speed, but my overall impression was that it lacked personality. The next ski I took out was the Atomic Crimson Ti. The Crimson has everything the Lord lacks. The slightly wider (88 mm) Crimson is stiffer and more demanding but if you are willing to work it, you get a crisp, fast ride, nice carved turns, and a big grin on your face. Small bumps that I rode over calmly with the Lord became jumps to get some air off with the Crimson. The Lord is a very competent ski and does what it is supposed to do, but sometimes you just need a little spice.
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