SALOMON · SIGHT
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22/23 season review
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The Salomon Sight is an all-mountain board that can handle groomer carving, park freestyle and soft snow broadly on the basis of a camber-based hybrid profile and a directional design. A mid flex and cork damping make it stable yet responsive, good to use regardless of level from beginners to advanced riders.
That said, it's the best fit for riders pursuing all-round all-mountain performance rather than switch riding or dedicated trick-focused riding.
A closer look
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Board profile
The profile describes the curve of the board when viewed from the side.
Hybrid camber
A camber-based hybrid profile: traditional camber through the main body between the feet with reverse camber (rocker) at both the nose and tail tips. The camber provides stability and energy, while the rocker at the tips eases turn initiation and reduces hooking.
How stiff is it?Closer to 10 means stiffer. It does not mean better performance.
A mid flex both longitudinally and torsionally, consistent across the board's full length. Moderate stiffness provides stability and responsiveness at once, while flat-ground tricks such as butters take some effort to find the balance point.
Terrain suggested in the review
Rider levels suggested in the review
New · Intermediate · Advanced
Beginners can learn the basics on it and keep riding it as they grow. It also suits intermediate to advanced riders as a good-value all-mountain one-board solution.
What the review liked
- ✓Very high versatility — usable across varied settings including groomers, park and soft snow
- ✓The directional design (taper, setback, long nose) delivers better float than a twin in powder and soft snow
- ✓Camber's stability combined with easy turn initiation from rockered ends provides a balanced ride experience
- ✓Cork sidewall damping reduces vibration in carves and secures high-speed stability
- ✓The extruded base is convenient to maintain and easy to repair at home
What the review found lacking
- —The directional design makes switch riding feel odd, a disadvantage for freestyle-focused riders
- —The mid flex plus camber combination means flat-ground tricks such as butters and presses take relatively more effort
- —The long nose needs care to avoid clipping when approaching park rails and landing jumps
