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Specs: 192cm in length, 160-136-145 dimensions, 54cm of tip rocker, maybe 1cm of camber, slightly raised swallowtail, soft flex, lots of fun, additional info here: http://momentskis.com/comi-kazi.html Conditions: These were used about 15 times (0 days this year). The were mounted once on the...

Just sent you a message that might be able to help.

Skis and bindings are still available. I will only sell separate of there is first a buyer for the skis. $275 for skis and $100 for bindings. You pay shipping. Again, if you're between 306 and 322 BSL, you will not need to redrill.

Bindings are accounted for. Anyone interested in the skis only? $275 obo + shipping They've been drilled for the Rossi Axial 140 which can adjust for a BSL between 306 and 322.

I forgot to add that buyer pays for shipping charges.

Because the 190 Ruby and extra stiff Comi's are on the way, I really have no room for this ski any longer. Both skis and bindings have about 10-15 days of use. There is no base or edge damage, but they have been drilled twice for Rossignol Axial 140 at 0 and -4cm for a 314 BSL. Price for the...

Provide a link to your profile here as well as any sales you've made previously on NS. First-time posters in Gear Swap on TGR are definitely looked down upon, but maybe someone there can vouch for you. If all else fails, give preference to local people in your area. That way, perception of...

Speaking of Poc, the Lobes are a fantastic goggle. They're expensive but definitely worth it. 80 days and they're still like new and only fog when you're standing around doing nothing. New all-black Darth Vader version this year...

194 Dynastar XXL, 190/193 4FRNT EHP, and 189 K2 Obsethed would be other options to consider.

Based on what you said, Bibby would be a solid choice. If you wanted something from Moment that is rockered and stiffer, get the Garbones (aka M1 Rocker). Dimensions are 130-105-119. Also stiffer than the Bibby with more camber and a flat tail is the 190 Ruby (140-112-130) which would...

Now I don't frequent this site a whole lot and I don't mind the ads since it obviously cost money to run a website. But any advertisement with pop-ups that take up half the screen (like the one for Ford) has got to go. Not only did it cover up a ton of space, but clicking on the "X" didn't...

I skied them last year for some time. If you check the "Gear Review" section, there should be an M1 review there. They're super stiff boards and probably one of the top 5 stiffest stock non-racing skis you can buy. To handle them well, you'll need to be a strong skier, otherwise you will get...

What he said.

188 Tahoe weighs 8.25 pounds. I skied them last year from May through July and when there wasn't much new snow. I feel that it's a soild all-around ski for non-powder days. It could be slightly stiffer throughout, but I think the flex is spot on for most skiers. It handles groomers very well...

This is how you do it (or did before the recent change to the terrain):

Been a while ...

If you plan on skiing ANY powder at all, look into the 190 Ruby which has a flatter tail (like the M1) but a bit softer and wider. This would be a much better all-around ski than the M1. I have the M1 in 192cm and it takes quite some effort to remain afloat in anything over 6". The M1 is very...

Some pics of the Moments are below. I haven't skied the Hellbents, but have heard people speak very highly of them. Great in powder as you would expect but fairly versatile as well. One big negative is that they are heavy. Both the Donner Party and Bibby Pro are fairly light. When hand...

https://newschoolers.com/web/content/reviews/action/read/id/870/ Contrary to what the link says, this is a review of the 08/09 Tahoe.

171cm length for $350 http://store.d-structure.com/usa/product_info.php?cPath=167_10_180&products_id=1742