Moment Deathwish Tour Skis

The Triple Camber profile creates a unique, surfy sensation in deep snow while maintaining reliable edge contact. It feels playful and intuitive in powder, yet provides surprising stability and grip when you encounter firmer, variable snow conditions on the descent.

Yes, the Deathwish Tour is specifically engineered for uphill efficiency. By utilizing a Paulownia and Beech wood core combined with a Lowfat carbon fiber layup, Moment has significantly reduced the weight to minimize fatigue during long ascents without sacrificing downhill performance.

The Tour version is built specifically for the backcountry, prioritizing weight reduction for climbing. While it shares the same DNA and Triple Camber profile, it uses lighter materials throughout to make it more agile and less demanding on the skin track.

The ski features a durable 7500 series carbon-infused sintered base and 2.2mm hardened steel edges, which are designed to handle the rigors of backcountry use. While no ski is immune to rock damage, these materials offer a solid balance between weight savings and impact resistance.

While you can technically ride these at a resort, they are optimized for backcountry touring. The lightweight construction may feel slightly less damp or stable at high speeds on hard-packed resort groomers compared to a dedicated, heavier resort ski.