SALOMON · OH YEAH

SALOMON OH YEAH 25/26
SALOMON

OH YEAH

25/26 season

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Color makeup

Multicolour

Design

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Expert reviews 1

19/20 season reviewDifferent season, same model
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wiMcwxfCVj4

The Salomon Oh Yeah is a freestyle-centred true twin covering all park terrain — pipe, jumps, rails — in one board. The combination of a soft-to-medium flex and a camber-dominant profile balances trick suppleness with high-speed stability. It may be disappointing as a dedicated all-mountain board, but it's a wonderful option for riders who want to enjoy varied park terrain broadly.

Base shape (camber)

Hybrid camber

A Camber Dominant profile — a hybrid layout with camber as its main axis.

StiffnessHigher means stiffer

4/10

A soft, supple flex that favours press tricks while providing unwavering stability entering jumps at speed and on landings — a balanced soft-to-medium flex.

Where it shines

ParkFreestyleAll-mountainTricks

Who it suits

New
Intermediate
Advanced

Combining high-speed stability with press flexibility, it suits intermediate and above freestyle riders and has all-round performance capable of handling varied terrain.

Good

  • All-round freestyle performance that handles varied park terrain including pipe, jumps and rails on one board
  • The soft flex makes press tricks easy while still allowing stable riding at speed
  • The true twin shape gives identical performance in both directions, favouring switch riding
  • Adopting an extruded base makes base repairs easy and price accessibility high

Not so good

  • Not an optimised choice for dedicated all-mountain riding such as steep slopes or deep powder
  • The extruded base can be somewhat disadvantaged against a sintered base in glide speed

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SALOMON OH YEAH — 25/26 snowboard deck