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the base graphic that you saw isn't even the real base. Thats a generic base we use for prototypes, testing, or when we simple don't have a graphic. In this case the graphic isn't done yet. Its coming very soon though and I will post images as soon as its done.

You read our minds! Its in the prototyping stages right now but if you want you can send us an email we might be able to get you something special.

You can pre-order the rocker and if you don't like the graphic I can put the Jib graphic on the ski for you. It wont be a big deal since the rocker is a limited production ski for this season. I am not trying to be pushy in any way but we are making a limited amount this season with a possible...

Its pretty stiff like that but has a lot more pop because it has a wood core. I will also note that its a lot lighter than a Rossi.

You can mount them where ever you would like... We make a center line mark and a mark -1 from the apex of the skis turning radius. We find that the ski turns best there. I will also say that none of our suggested mounting lines are as far back as a traditional skis. All the Jib skis are...

Nope they are stiffer now. With added Titanal plate underfoot and anti-pullout plate we have super sustained camber and a stiffer ski. Its being tested in Mt. Hood and Whistler now and the riders like it much more than the last one.

Just got this girl in my email with the Melee's, a moment beanie and t-shirt!

The Melee's are super soft. I cant show you the top sheet on the Rockers because its not the finished version and the artist doesn't want it to be shown yet.

P.S. - The reno jibs are shown with black sidewall here...the production sidewall color is baby blue to match the blue in the topsheet.

Sorry I took so long everyone... Here are some new shots of the real deal: Reno Jib: MELEE: RENO ROCKER: (top sheet not shown on purpose, but you can still get an idea of the size and profile of the symmetrical rocker for the park) Base: Profile:

I will be posting some new pictures of next year's Reno Rockers later today.

The Reno is a basic all mtn ski that rips. The Reno Jib was loosely based on the Reno but the Jib is completely symmetrical, has a titanal grind plate for added edge support along with a super strong anti-pullout plate. It also has a large butter zone and a new triaxial fiberglass layup pattern...

Why would we sell a product that is going to break? Thats just bad business for everyone. We wouldn't get any new or returning customers. Ours skis are solid and we stand behind them with a 2 year warranty. Proof: Zaq Rosenbloom: Zaq Rosenbloom: Jared Dalen (seen on MTV Scarred)...

We build our skis using sandwich construction, it definitely is better in our opinion. It costs a lot less to make a cap ski thats why most companies do it. We make our skis as strong as possible and don't cut any corners.

Moment started almost 4 years ago, testing, riding and redesigning...only selling to friends, local riders and people who managed to hear about us and send us an email. This year is our first true production year but we have had the name since the beginning.

Some guys ride the Ruby for their everyday ski, even in the park and they kill it...I guess it just depends on your style. The Reno's are fun but I prefer the Reno Jib for park and even all-mountain skiing.

Yeah, they have a lot more in them then the regular reno which is $400....They have a titanal plate underfoot that helps keep your edges from cracking on rails and such. They also have stronger binding mounts so you don't get pullouts plus lots of other added bonuses to make them the strongest...

check again, $420 Just like your favorite time of day.

Store is up now for pre-orders on skis only. Some models of skis will be shipping next week others are a month or two out. All skis will be shipped before the snow flies in Tahoe. Soft goods like Tees and hoodies should be up for sale in a week or so.