Moment Deathwish Skis

The Triple Camber profile features three distinct contact points along the edge, which allows the ski to bite into hard snow more effectively than traditional camber. This design provides the grip of a stiffer ski while maintaining a loose, playful feel that makes it easier to pivot and smear turns in softer snow.

Yes, it is quite stable at speed. While it lacks metal laminates, the combination of the Beech and Aspen wood core provides a damp, energetic ride that absorbs chatter well. It is designed to be responsive and lively rather than overly rigid, making it a great choice for aggressive skiers who prefer a more natural, poppy flex.

The 104mm waist is the sweet spot for a true all-mountain ski. It is wide enough to provide ample float on most powder days, yet narrow enough to roll edge-to-edge quickly on groomed runs. It is a versatile platform that handles variable resort conditions without feeling sluggish.

The Deathwish is ideal for intermediate to advanced skiers who want a single ski that can handle everything from steep, technical lines to casual groomers. If you prefer a ski that feels surfy and maneuverable rather than locked-in and demanding, this is an excellent fit.

Not at all. By using a high-quality Beech and Aspen wood core, Moment achieves a dampness that mimics the stability of metal without the added weight or harshness. This construction keeps the ski feeling light and nimble underfoot, which is a major advantage when you are navigating tight trees or bumps.