Photos by Chris McMahon
Frankenski (114-92-114), which has edges that are countersunk into the sidewalls for smoother rail sliding and fewer busted edges (along with Dirty Mustache Rocker) & Vice (110-83-105), Moment's rockered park ski.
Close-up of the Frankenski's countersunk edge and sidewall.
Tahoe (121-96-112), featuring Mullet Rocker (rocker in the tip, camber underfoot, micro-camber sections in front and behind the binding).
Deathwish (138-112-129) & PB&J (129-101-121)
Deathwish (138-112-129) & Belafonte (135-106-124)
Governor (142-116-128)
Governor (142-116-128), Exit World (142-115-132), one of the lightest backcountry skis we've ever seen, and the Bibby Pro (145-120-136)
Ghost Train (139-126-135) & Hot Mess (114-87-100), Moment's women's park ski.
Close-up of the tail of the Ghost Train.
Women's line: Hot Mess (114-87-100), Sierra (124-99-115), women's version of the Deathwish, and Bella (136-108-128)
Frankenski (114-92-114), which has edges that are countersunk into the sidewalls for smoother rail sliding and fewer busted edges (along with Dirty Mustache Rocker) & Vice (110-83-105), Moment's rockered park ski.
Close-up of the Frankenski's countersunk edge and sidewall.
Tahoe (121-96-112), featuring Mullet Rocker (rocker in the tip, camber underfoot, micro-camber sections in front and behind the binding).
Deathwish (138-112-129) & PB&J (129-101-121)
Deathwish (138-112-129) & Belafonte (135-106-124)
Governor (142-116-128)
Governor (142-116-128), Exit World (142-115-132), one of the lightest backcountry skis we've ever seen, and the Bibby Pro (145-120-136)
Ghost Train (139-126-135) & Hot Mess (114-87-100), Moment's women's park ski.
Close-up of the tail of the Ghost Train.
Women's line: Hot Mess (114-87-100), Sierra (124-99-115), women's version of the Deathwish, and Bella (136-108-128)
For more information on Moment, check out www.momentskis.com.
