Ski Reviews

2023-2024 Moment Wildcat 108, 190 cm

Reviewer Username: Total Recall

Reviewer Height: 5’10”

Reviewer Weight: 180 lbs

Reviewer Experience Level: Expert

DAYS USED: 1 days

TEST LOCATIONS: CBMR

TEST TERRAIN: Firm groomers | Firm moguls | Softer moguls | Very steep off-piste terrain | Trees

TEST CONDITIONS: Pretty firm snow | Soft chop / pretty forgiving cut-up snow

PERFORMANCE RATINGS

(0 = Terrible, 5 = Okay, 10 = Outstanding)

OVERALL IMPRESSION: 10/10

FORGIVENESS: 8/10

MANEUVERABILITY (How Loose / Easy to Pivot & Smear?): 7/10

MANEUVERABILITY (How Quick / Low is the Swing Weight?): 10/10

STABILITY: 10/10

SUSPENSION: 8/10

EDGE HOLD: 9/10

PLAYFULNESS: 7/10

PLAYFULNESS (Open Ended):

Energetic, surfy. Doesn’t require much input.

SKI LENGTH: It felt just right (190 cm length tested)

THIS SKI’S IDEAL SNOW CONDITIONS: Softer, but not deep snow | Untracked powder (shallow) | Soft chop / pretty forgiving cut-up snow

WHAT TYPE(S) OF SKIER DO YOU IMAGINE WILL GET ALONG BEST WITH THIS SKI?

Expert and advanced intermediate skiers who want to take this ski anywhere on the mountain. It could work well with beginners as well, but maybe in a shorter length. I only skied the 190

ARE THERE SIMILAR PRODUCTS YOU’VE SKIED THAT YOU CLEARLY PREFER? IF SO, WHY?

I found it very similar to the Dynastar M free 108, but not quite as loose.

PLEASE ELABORATE ON ANYTHING ELSE YOU’D LIKE TO SAY ABOUT THIS SKI. FEEL FREE TO GO INTO DETAIL!

Absolutely love the wildcat 108. If I had to pick one ski to ski the entire season it would be either the wildcat 108 or the Dynastar M free.
Another surprising characteristic of the wildcat was how easy it was to maneuver in tight, very steep terrain. You can turn it or jump turn it in a very tight spot. Felt much shorter than 190 I’m steep bumps.