Moment Deathwish Tour Skis

These skis are built specifically for backcountry missions where deep, soft snow is the priority. While they handle variable conditions well thanks to the triple camber profile, they truly shine when you are touring for powder and need a ski that remains lightweight on the ascent but powerful on the descent.

The triple camber profile is designed to give you reliable edge hold and stability that you typically don't find in lightweight touring skis. It creates multiple contact points along the snow, which helps the ski track predictably even when the snow surface gets firm or inconsistent.

While Euro Beech is denser and more powerful than the lighter paulownia woods often found in touring skis, Moment has engineered the construction to keep the overall weight down. You get a stiffer, more energetic flex that holds up to aggressive skiing without feeling like a burden on long climbs.

At 112mm underfoot, these are definitely powder-focused skis. While they are capable of handling resort days, they are optimized for float in deep snow; if you spend most of your time on hard-packed groomers, you might find them a bit sluggish edge-to-edge compared to a narrower, resort-specific ski.

The dual radius sidecut allows for more precise turn initiation and exit. It essentially gives you a tighter turn radius when you tip the ski on edge, making it easier to navigate tight trees or technical chutes in the backcountry.