Moment Skis Discussion Thread

[PartyBullshiit]

[tag=144811]@hot.pocket[/tag]

new Carson?

 

[BallClapper]

I love 686 stuff, just never thought I'd be featured in their emails.

The tester program (forget what they call it) is sweet if you can get in.

How get in?

 

[BallClapper]

Ur really sexy.

I love 686 stuff, just never thought I'd be featured in their emails.

 

[hot.pocket]

[tag=144811]@hot.pocket[/tag]

new Carson?

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This photo is circa 2016.

How get in?

They sent out an email a year or two ago asking people to apply.

 

[Jdouth]

Moment getting that love in the 686 email.

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Really loving the all black here. You should consider wearing it every day. It brings out your eyes and the darkness in your soul.

With love,

JD

 

[PartyBullshiit]

[tag=144811]@hot.pocket[/tag] mr [tag=289173]@BallClapper[/tag] wants to know why you aren’t making a 190 frankenski yet?

 

[hot.pocket]

Really loving the all black here. You should consider wearing it every day. It brings out your eyes and the darkness in your soul.

With love,

JD

I'll definitely consider it, gonna be hard to move away from my mostly salmon colored wardrobe though...

[tag=144811]@hot.pocket[/tag] mr [tag=289173]@BallClapper[/tag] wants to know why you aren’t making a 190 frankenski yet?

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Show interest here:https://www.momentskis.com/pages/contact

 

[PartyBullshiit]

[tag=289173]@BallClapper[/tag] ^

 

[BallClapper]

?

[tag=289173]@BallClapper[/tag] ^

 

[BozemanToBigSky]

[tag=144811]@hot.pocket[/tag] how do you compare the Wildcat 108 to Rossignol Free Sender 110 and Dynastar M Free 108? Narrowed it down to these 3 options. I mostly ski in the Bozeman area. Love to sky steepest stuff I can find. A little nervous to jump into tight shoots and couloirs. Looking for a big mountain ski that's also nimble for chutes and trees.

 

[hamsauce]

I skied the wildcat 108 for years as a daily in Bozeman. Loved them 10/10. I would argue that they are slightly (emphasis on slightly) better of a bridger ski than a big sky ski but that's just me. They do exactly what you describe and if I had to pick a ski that can both rip down Hellroaring and huck the top of superman the 108 cats are a great ski to do it. Always felt stable and always felt nimble enough through tight trees.

That being said you listed two other amazing options. Never skied the M Free but have friends who rip big sky harder than me who ski those.

[tag=144811]@hot.pocket[/tag] how do you compare the Wildcat 108 to Rossignol Free Sender 110 and Dynastar M Free 108? Narrowed it down to these 3 options. I mostly ski in the Bozeman area. Love to sky steepest stuff I can find. A little nervous to jump into tight shoots and couloirs. Looking for a big mountain ski that's also nimble for chutes and trees.