Salomon Stance 90

Here today with the all-new Salomon Stance 90, and this is the two-minute drill. The Salomon Stance 90 is part of Salomon's foray into twin-metal lami...

You know, Solomon's got some other skis that don't have any free ride influence in there at all, like the S-Force Bold, but in their 90 under foot all...

Also, just a really great, versatile, broad, appealing all-mountain ski. As far as sidecut, the 176 comes in at an 18-meter sidecut, which is a pretty...

Really a ski that can do it all and not, you know, you don't have to second guess what ski you're grabbing when you head to the hill in the morning. A...

Amazing power and energy coming out of the tail of the ski, really easy to initiate the turn. They've done a great job with this new Stance ski, and y...

All-mountain ski that isn't too crazy wide underfoot. Performs WELL beyond its price point and construction.

Something more forgiving around 90mm I'd suggest the Salomon Stance 90. The Dynastar M-Pro 90 could also work. The new K2 Mindbender 89 Ti is supposed to be more forgiving and lighter than years past, so that might work too, though it's a more all-mountain shape than a carving shape. JSkis Fastforward could also work, it's on the heavier side but pretty easy to ski from what I've heard.

Pretty much strictly on-piste for the time being but as I progress in a few years wouldn't mind venturing off mountain (though may just end up getting a new pair of skis when that time comes). I was checking out the Salomon Stance 90s when I was at the bootfitter and liked the look of them, as well as its specs, but I'm still learning and understanding all that's out there.

They are touring skis and won’t hold up as well when used exclusively inbounds. From your list the my top 2 choices would be the Salomon stance 90 or the black crows serpo. I wish the blade optic 92 had the same construction as the 96.