Moment Wildcat

The 101mm waist is a true 'do-it-all' width. It is narrow enough to be quick edge-to-edge on firm groomers, yet wide enough to provide decent float when you encounter a few inches of fresh snow or slush.

Mustache Rocker combines camber underfoot with rocker in the tip and tail. This gives you the reliable edge grip of a traditional ski on hardpack, while the rockered sections keep the tips from diving in soft snow and make pivoting in tight trees much easier.

Yes. With a full twin-tip design and a lively, carbon-infused wood core, these skis are very capable in the park. They are balanced for switch takeoffs and landings, though they are slightly stiffer and more directional than a dedicated, soft park-specific ski.

They feel quite stable. The combination of the Poplar/Ash wood core and the VDS damping system helps absorb chatter and vibration, keeping the ski planted and quiet even when you are charging through variable, chopped-up snow.

Yes, they are approachable for an intermediate skier looking to progress, provided you are comfortable with a ski that has some energy and stiffness. If you are a beginner, you might find the carbon-infused construction a bit demanding, but for an intermediate-to-advanced rider, they are very intuitive.

The Wildcat 101 features a progressive mount, which is designed to keep the ski feeling nimble and playful. We recommend sticking to the manufacturer's recommended line, as it is optimized to balance the ski's carving ability with its freestyle-oriented maneuverability.