2027 Salomon Addikt Pro 76 Skiswith MI 12 GW Bindings

Returning for 2027, the Salomon Addikt Pro 76 is a high-performance on-piste ski built for aggressive carvers and ex-racers who want the feel of a slalom ski with a slightly more accessible, all-day-friendly demeanor. With a 76 mm waist, full camber profile, and dual metal laminate construction, the Addikt Pro 76 combines explosive energy with a surprisingly intuitive edge-to-edge flow. It's fast, grippy, and powerful—just what you want when you're looking to arc turns from first chair to last.

Why we like it:

This ski brings real race-caliber precision and dynamics to the groomer category, but tempers that with Salomon’s Blade Technology and Motion Tail, making it more adaptable to all-day resort skiing. It’s a ton of fun for high-energy carving and responds to aggressive input without being overly punishing.

Who it's for:

Best suited to advanced and expert skiers with strong carving skills who spend nearly all their time on groomed terrain. It appeals to those who want a ski that mimics the feel of a slalom racer but with a bit more forgiveness and accessibility. Whether you're railing short turns on morning corduroy or pushing clean GS-style arcs down afternoon hardpack, the Addikt Pro 76 keeps up with confidence.

Highlights:

Built on a full poplar wood core and reinforced with Double Ti laminates, the Addikt Pro 76 offers excellent torsional stiffness and edge hold at speed. Salomon’s Blade Technology, which uses flexible polymer inserts strategically placed in the core, adds a dose of smoothness and rebound without sacrificing grip. The Motion Tail subtly softens the tail release, which helps the ski feel slightly more forgiving in turn exits than a traditional race ski. At 76 mm underfoot with a turn radius in the 13–15 meter range (depending on length), the Addikt Pro thrives on edge and loves to be driven hard.

Things to consider:

While it’s more accessible than a true race ski, the Addikt Pro 76 still requires a strong, technical, skier and a forward stance. Skiers looking for a casual, mellow cruiser or off-piste capability will want to look elsewhere—this ski is unapologetically piste-focused and rewards good technique.

Fit & sizing considerations:

This ski skis true to size. Choose your standard carving ski length, which is typically shorter than your all-mountain length, for the best blend of energy and stability. Skiers focused purely on short turns and maneuverability may consider sizing down, but most will get the best ride by sticking with their normal length.