Newschoolers' Review: Looking at the ski it's clear to see that this has been part of the LAB program, as the build is very good. Flexing the ski showed promise too. The overall flex is still certainly mid to firm, but on closer inspection the tip and in particular the tail have some decent flex. And as a resu…
Member Review: If you're looking for a mid-fat directional tool to conquer the whole mountain, look no further. One thing that really stood out to me was how playful these skis were despite not being a full twin tip. This was the first non twin tip ski Ive been on in about 5 years and it really opened my eyes as …
Characteristics: Floaty, Stable Manufacturer's Description: QST 118 is the widest ski in the range, with full twin rocker [Editor's Note: but not a full tail] to help you float in the deepest powder. You can also charge with confidence with the C/FX layer, a unique reinforcement that delivers all the power of m…
Newschoolers' Review: The softer tails are easier to butter then the NFX and in general the skis are basically a softer more playful version of the NFX. Whereas you would use the NFX on the biggest jumps and jibs the TNT would be more fun in the slower jibs and could make a good urban ski. -tompietrowski Chara…
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