Moment Deathwish Tour

The Tour version is significantly lighter, utilizing a Paulownia and Ash wood core specifically engineered to reduce fatigue during long backcountry ascents. While it retains the signature triple-rocker profile and playful character of the original, the construction is optimized for weight savings rather than pure resort-charging durability.

Yes. While the triple-rocker profile is designed primarily for float in powder, the sandwich sidewall construction provides enough torsional rigidity to maintain reliable edge hold when you encounter firm, wind-scoured, or variable conditions.

Because of the triple-rocker profile, which effectively shortens the running length of the ski, the Deathwish Tour can feel shorter than its actual length. If you are an expert skier who prefers stability at speed or are on the taller side, you may want to consider sizing up if a longer option is available, or be prepared for a very nimble, quick-turning ride.

No. These are designed specifically for expert-level backcountry enthusiasts. The combination of the lightweight construction and the specialized rocker profile requires a high level of technical proficiency to manage effectively, especially in challenging, steep terrain.

While you technically can, they are optimized for the backcountry. The lightweight construction means they may feel less damp and stable than a dedicated resort ski when charging through heavy, tracked-out resort snow or at very high speeds on hardpack.