Salomon Addikt Pro

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Salomon Addikt Pro 76 piste skis with bindings

Salomon Addikt Pro 76 review

They say

Salomon’s newest Addikt Pro 76 will instantly leave you craving for more. Playful, fresh and progressive, it features the innovative Motion Tail technology and a 76mm waist, perfect for mixing short and long turns and charging down with confidence, whatever the snow conditions.

We say

The new Addikt Pro 76 is 10mm wider underfoot than the original Addikt Pro and introduces shovel rocker, but it hasn’t lost its razor-sharp grip or electric responsiveness on hardpack. What it’s gained is a touch more forgiveness and accessibility, broadening its appeal to a wider swathe of piste-focused skiers. It’s a confidence-builder with a spicy edge—one that doesn’t require perfection to enjoy, but will reward commitment with grippy arcs and giggle-inducing rebound.

Overview

After scooping the Overall Ski of the Year last season, Salomon’s Addikt Pro set a new benchmark for piste fun. Its supercharged performance and featherweight agility wowed testers across the board. For 2025, the Addikt Pro 76 builds on that magic formula with a broader platform and slightly more rocker up front, dialling in even more all-round appeal. This model secures the Men’s Piste Ski of the Year crown thanks to its rare blend of top-end grip and user-friendly feel, particularly suited to the European holiday crowd. If you’re navigating early-morning corduroy followed by 5cm of fresh, this ski bridges the gap between full-gas carver and versatile frontside all-rounder.

Spec performance

Built around a poplar wood core and bolstered by dual Titanal layers, the Addikt Pro 76 mirrors its predecessor’s race-bred DNA while softening its stance with a Motion Tail cut-out and polymer-infused Blade Technology. This delivers a slightly more relaxed flex through the tail while preserving the ski’s torsional integrity and stability. It’s a clever cocktail that results in a ski that feels playful and reactive, but never skittish. This year’s model swaps the Z12 binding for the M12 GW—compatible with both Alpine and GripWalk soles—mounted on a user-friendly Easytrak plate. Despite being a touch heavier than some rivals at 1,900g per ski, it still feels lively and agile underfoot.

Skier compatibility

The Addikt Pro 76 is a piste-centric powerhouse that will suit confident intermediates looking to refine their carving as much as it will stoke out advanced skiers who want energy without overexertion. It’s especially well suited to those who want a ski that doesn’t demand peak performance at all times. Thanks to the wider waist and added rocker, it can handle a bit of chop or an unpisted run off the sides. If you’ve dabbled in carving and want to level up without locking into a full-race mentality, this is your ideal piste partner.

Salomon Addikt Pro 76 summary

  • Waist: 76mm
  • Weight per ski: 1,900g
  • Core: Poplar wood + dual Titanal layers
  • Binding: M12 GW on Easytrak plate
  • Best for: Intermediate to advanced piste skiers seeking energy, edge grip and a touch of versatility
  • Awarded: Fall Line’s Men’s Piste Ski of the Year 2025

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Brand:
Salomon
Model:
Salomon Addikt Pro
RRP:
£780
Lengths
156, 163, 170, 177cm
Radius
14.0m @ 170cm
Dimensions
125-76-109mm
Weight per ski
1,900g @ 170cm without binding

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