Moment Countach

The rearward mounting position is designed to prioritize stability and power. It gives you a longer effective edge in front of your boot, which helps the ski track predictably at higher speeds and provides a more planted, directional feel when you are driving through turns.

While the raised tail allows for some freestyle maneuverability, this ski is built primarily for directional power and all-mountain versatility rather than park-specific performance. If you prioritize carving and backcountry exploration over rails and jumps, this is a great fit, but dedicated park riders might find the rearward mount and stiffer core less playful for switch riding.

The 104 mm waist is a true 'do-it-all' width. It is wide enough to provide solid float in soft snow and variable backcountry conditions, yet narrow enough to remain quick edge-to-edge when you are carving on firm, groomed runs.

European beech is a dense, hardwood core that provides a significant amount of dampness and energy. It feels much more stable and vibration-resistant at speed compared to lighter, softer wood cores, making it an excellent choice for aggressive skiers who want a ski that won't deflect in choppy or cruddy snow.

The dual radius sidecut allows the ski to be versatile with turn shapes. It enables you to make shorter, tighter turns when you need to navigate technical terrain, while still allowing for long, sweeping arcs when you open it up on wider runs.