Built with Fit To Ride design on a sneaker inspired D Light outsole, the Scarlet BOA® provides comfort and durability in a lightweight boot with board feel and dampening that your feet will appreciate.
Freestyle
Rock Out Camber is designed for premium park performance featuring a blend of flat, camber, and rocker profiles enabling responsive turns and comfortable presses.
Agile
EQ Rad delivers Equalizer's 3 straight lines and Radial lines blend
For everyday winter activity, it's hard to beat the AGILE WARM pants. These soft, cozy pants offer enough mobility for active sports, and enough comfort and protection for hanging out before or after training. Two hand pockets and zipped cuffs increase ve
Sub-Department
HATS & CAPS
Final Availability
No
Hangtag - Benefit 1
Soft
Reference size
ONE SIZE FIT ALL
Weight
85 g
Body
97% Cotton, 3% Elastane
Body lining
100% Polyester
Keep your head warm for all winter activities with the simple, classic SALOMON beanie. It has a small logo on the bottom headband, and a classic fit that comes in tons of colors.
Classic look
Straightforward style gives this beanie a timeless look.
Light, durable Nordic poles with a strap that ensures excellent power transfer and detaches with a simple click.
30% carbon fiber.
Power Strap Click 2 unclips with one hand.
Light, comfortable cork grip.
Composite shaft | Tapers from 16-11 mm
EVA grip
Adjustable powerstrap
Touring basket
Weight: 210 g
Product ID#: 25468638
Vendor Style#: L40875300
Description
TEMPSHIELD™ This unique double wall vacuum insulation protects temperature for hours. Cold drinks stay icy cold for up to 24 hours and hot drinks stay piping hot for up to 12 hours so you can stay refreshed for any adventure.
Features
The PROLINK ACCESS Classic binding delivers secure performance.
Lightweight
Minimal lift, minimal material and simple mechanics keep the weight down.
Snow feel
Close to the snow platform lets you feel more of what is under your feet.
Direct
Overview
This ski is a great tool for developing your classic skiing skills with added confidence and maneuverability. Featuring an S-CUT shape for control and stability, this ski also eliminates the need for daily waxing thanks to its eSKINGRIP+ inser
Overview
This ski is a great tool for developing your classic skiing skills with added confidence and maneuverability. Featuring an S-CUT shape for control and stability, this ski also eliminates the need for daily waxing thanks to its eSKINGRIP+ inser
Overview
A lightweight, waxless ski that provides kids with very easy kick and consistent glide.
Lightness
Regular (Yes)
Light (No)
Ultra Light (No)
Nordic practice
Race (No)
Endurance (Yes)
Nordic Touring (Yes)
Nordic Backcountry (No)
Nordic
The ESCAPE 6 SKIN is a sporty classic ski designed for maximum stability and control. Its low heel-toe camber and SKINGRIP+ technology give it a secure, waxless grip. The ski is now also available with our own moveable binding.
The classic skin ski for
Overview
Matching the style of Tommy Gesme isn’t easy but the Sleepwalker brings smooth agility and fun carving without having to sacrifice pop. The Sleepwalker is loaded with freestyle focused tech such as, Rock out Camber for perfect flex and presses.
Overview
This team favorite, do-it-all park boot utilizes Salomon's Fit To Ride building process, ensuring instant out of the box fit and first rate comfort. Designed for the modern freestyle rider featuring our lightest construction, our Salomon specifi
Overview
The IVY BOA® is a go-to boot for riders ranging from beginners to freestyle experts. With a medium flex and our Fit To Ride construction this boot is lightweight, compact, and fits like dream out of the box and on day 50. BOA® Fit System activat
VERSATILTLY & AGILITY
With an all-new shape, the QST 98 butters turns on a dime, while also remaining reliable at speed. The 98mm waist adds flotation in pow, and finesse to glades and bumps.
Edge Grip
Double sidewall technology provides the edge g
For those who believe skiing is about more than just chasing the perfect turn, this modern set is easy to maneuver while keeping your turns precise. Its unique shape lets you focus on enjoying your day and exploring every slope with ease.
This boot is the perfect fit for young classic skiers’ feet. The Quicklace™ system makes it easy to adjust the fit, while a waterproof zipper covers the laces for snow protection. Made entirely of 100% PVC FREE, eco-friendly materials, it helps young skie
Overview
Designed for touring women who love exploring the outdoors, this boot combines great comfort and warmth while ensuring enough grip for walking. Made entirely of 100% PVC FREE, eco-friendly materials, it features a waterproof zipper and lace cove
The Salomon story is really one about engineering, innovation and smart pivots, stretching back to before the second world war, when François Salomon made saw blades in a little home workshop. After the war, when the newly liberated tourists started returning to the mountains to ski, François saw an opportunity to adapt his skills to ski edges, or carres, which allow skis to turn sharply. But it was his son, Georges, who really took the business forward. Having studied engineering at night school, Georges’ first big idea was to build a machine to manufacture the edges, allowing him and his father to focus on developing ski equipment instead.
Georges came up with two game-changing ideas in the fifties, when skiers still used fixed leather straps as bindings, often resulting in broken bones as legs twisted with jammed skis. The first was a releasable ‘Skade’ binding, which attached to the toe-end of a boot; the second was a system he called ‘Le lift’, which allowed the bindings to release on heavy impact. Initially advertised as ‘Your guardian angel’, it eliminated a very literal pain point. Today’s ski bindings are still made with the same basic design.
By 1972, Salomon was the world’s number-one binding brand, making 1 million of them a year. It branched into ski boots in 1979, with the forward-flexing SX91 in 1984 considered the most influential ski boot of all time. In the nineties, Salomon began making snowboards, skis, and Alpine hiking shoes, while Georges’ obsession with innovation saw him buy US golf manufacturer TaylorMade, whose founder Gary Adams had designed the world’s first metal driver.
Salomon was bought by Adidas in 1997 and then sold to Chinese sportswear giant Amer Sports in 2005 when Adidas moved out of ski equipment and clothing. By then, Salomon was just as well known for its shoes, worn by the likes of trail-running champion Kilian Jornet Burgada, whose fastest-ever ascents of mountains including Everest, Matterhorn and Mont Blanc have brought the sport to wider prominence. More than 1 million pairs of the Speedcross shoe he wore are sold in Europe each year.
Until 2015, the worlds of Salomon and fashion had never collided. The bright-neon colorways were designed solely for high visibility on extreme hikes and runs. But the story goes that a single customer walked into The Broken Arm, an influential Paris streetwear store, asking for a pair of Salomon Snowcross boots – which look like avant-garde aqua socks, albeit designed for trail-running in the snow rather than strutting the streets. Soon, Salomon and The Broken Arm were working on a collaboration: the same core design as the Snowcross, but with a new outer sole and a sharp grey, green and tangerine colorway.
‘It was a game-changing moment, but it was all very organic,’ says Salomon’s global brand specialist Alex van Oostrum. ‘It was about them buying into not just the heritage of the brand, but the technical aspects of the shoe.’
A series of seemingly surprising collaborations have followed, starting in early 2016 with German menswear designer Boris Bidjan Saberi, known for his use of technical materials, who redesigned the iconic Speedcross 3 trail-running shoe in all-black and all-white. With a growing demand for lifestyle-focused shoes, that same year Jean-Philippe Lalonde joined from Veilance, the fashion-forward arm of Canadian outdoor brand Arc’teryx. His brief was to start a new Sportstyle division at Salomon, fusing street style with performance, which started off with three employees and a blank slate.
The Advanced program that Jean-Philippe subsequently created largely kept the core shoe designs the same, but added bold colorways and design features. The Sportstyle team have grown to 12, but it remains a tiny portion of Salomon’s product range, which still covers the gamut of gear for running, hiking, snowboarding and skiing. But this lifestyle arm is the fastest-growing part of the business, according to Alex, giving it an outsized impact on perception of the brand.
In 2018, Salomon had a showroom at Paris Men’s Fashion Week, which felt like a coronation. Now, it is entrenched in the fashion world, with recent collabs including adapting the low-profile RX Slide 3.0 recovery sneaker into a Mary Jane mule for Comme des Garçons, whose founder Rei Kawakubo is a long-time fan of the brand.