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The Salomon Dumont Alpine Ski is the result of a mind-meld between freestyle super hero Simon Dumont and the rocket scientists at Salomon. This expert-level slopestyle weapon takes the finest Salomon LAB race room construction and kills it in the park and pipe. This advanced freestyle ski's monocoque construction diffuses pressure when you land, so you can stomp and flow into the next hit with perfect control. Pulse Pads (a sandwich of elastomer and two strips of thermoplastic) in the tip and tail help kill unwanted vibration during landing and takeoff, and the Full Wood Core gives you mad pop. Double-wall construction lends the Dumont Alpine Ski the durability to take on rail after rail. Novices need not apply.
Bottom Line: From truck drivers to switch 1080's, the Salomon The Dumont ski takes slopestyle skiing to a whole new level.
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These are not a extremely flexible pair of skis but they have a pretty good soft flex to them.
By: Steezyskibum
September 11, 2008
dope skiiiiiiis
By:
connor6172201086
September 8, 2008
such a sick ski. if you are in between a couple of pairs, screw it and get dumonts. they are amazing for park...
There Fairly light. Look at what there made out of and research this on internet if your curious again.
By: Steezyskibum
September 11, 2008
Dumont and Thruster - Great!
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john2395024
September 8, 2008
The Dumont and Thruster are both killer all-mountain skis, not just terrain park skis. They're very easy and quick to turn but not nervous. Even an intermediate skier can enjoy them. If you like the moguls or jump natural features they're totally FUN.
I ski Breckenridge and Vail and they can handle all the bowls. They're not a true fat or powder skis, but they can still handle powder and chop pretty well. These both evolved from the Salomon 1080, a true classic used by many top pros.
do these skis have a bad reputation of breaking?
do these skis have a bad reputation of breaking?
By: skiguyandy2372222
August 21, 2008
NO, i skied a pair of thrusters ( almost the same ski) for 2 years and they held up great. The only thing about salomon skis, is that the bases tend to be a little soft and scratch easy, but the core held up fine. From what I heard salomon has some of the least warrenty issues out there. There just not real innovative in there desings.
By: willie2272186
August 25, 2008
Sickness
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Tblarel2106938
March 10, 2008
Got these skis for my Birthday/christmas. They absolutely tear up the mountain! They are good both for the park and all mountain. The tips are flexible for a nice landing in the pipe. The skis also absorb the shock of your landing which makes tricks easier than ever before. Amazing skis...
Change me.
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2007 Model No Longer Available
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dope skiiiiiiis
such a sick ski. if you are in between a couple of pairs, screw it and get dumonts. they are amazing for park... more...
Dumont and Thruster - Great!
The Dumont and Thruster are both killer all-mountain skis, not just terrain park skis. They're very easy and quick to turn but not nervous. Even an more...
- Lengths:
- 161cm, 171cm, 176cm, 181cm
- Dimensions:
- [171cm] 117 / 83 / 110mm
- Turn Radius:
- [171cm] 15.4m
- Top Sheet:
- Monocoque Double Wall Spaceframe
- Core Material:
- Full Wood Core
- Base:
- UMW graphite
- Tail:
- Twintip
- Binding System:
- Alpine
- Binding Included:
- No
- Recommended Binding:
- No
- Weight:
- [1 Ski, 171cm] 3lb 8oz (1600g)
- Recommended Use:
- Advanced park and pipe
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
- Country of Origin:
- Austria