Moment Sierra

The Triple Camber profile provides multiple contact points along the edge, which creates a more reliable grip on hardpack and ice. You will notice it feels more locked-in during a carve, yet it retains a playful, intuitive release when you initiate your next turn.

The Sierra strikes a balance between stability and agility. While it is lightweight and nimble enough for quick turns in tight trees or bumps, it has enough backbone to remain stable when you open it up on groomed runs, provided you aren't looking for a dedicated, race-stiff charger.

Thanks to the generous rocker lines, the Sierra offers excellent float for its width. It stays on top of fresh snow easily, allowing you to surf through powder without feeling like you are fighting the ski to stay afloat.

Yes, it is designed specifically for that purpose. Its versatility makes it a great one-ski quiver for someone who encounters everything from spring slush and groomers to the occasional powder day.

Moment engineered the construction to mitigate that common issue. While it is lighter than a traditional metal-laminate ski, the Triple Camber profile helps dampen vibrations and keeps the ski tracking smoothly rather than bouncing around on firm snow.