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The sierra is a great all mountain tool for women who like a ski that won't hold them back. With a 96mm waist, the Sierra will be able to blast through powder and crud, yet still rip a hard line on the groomer back to the lift. If you like to ski hard and are looking for a great all mountain ski, this is it. Built with a solid Aspen/Pine wood core, bomber sintered bases, and a thick wood core, this ski will give up long after you do.
Dimensions: 127-96-118
Turning Radius
15.2m @ 160cm
17.7m @ 170cm
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Moment made the Pika for women who like to charge hard. Despite its wide waist, the Pika is surprisingly versatile. With it's wide waist, the pika can really charge through deep snow, but the stiff solid platform also offers stability when the mountain gets tracked out. So whether you are hiking the ridge to get fresh tracks, or charging hard on some burly in-bounds lines, this is a great ski for the girl who skis harder than all of the guys.
Dimensions: 139-112-130
Turning Radius: 17.8m @ 160cm
20.8m @ 170cm
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The two lengths of Moment's Bibby Pro represent two very different skis. The 186 is most at home jibbing in the backcountry. With standard camber underfoot and rockered tips and tails this ski rips in soft snow conditions, but at 118 in the waist, the Bibby Pro can still hold and edge on the groomer on your way back to the booter.
On the other hand, the 190 excels on big mountain terrain, with a much stiffer flex throughout this ski can hold its own off of big hucks and burly lines. The 190 still has a rockered tip and tail but features more camber underfoot for better edge grip.
Shorthand: The 186 is a killer backcountry jibber, while the 190 charges hard when ripping big lines.
Like all Moment skis, the Bibby features a wood core, burly edges, and sintered bases. Plus, they are handmade in the States over in Reno Nevada.
Dimensions: 143 / 115 / 134
Turning Radius
21.9m @ 186cm
26.7m @ 190cm
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The Moment Comi in a 192 is the biggest ski on the hill. With a waist that's as wide as many fat skis shovels, you know the Comi is purpose built. The 192 features a deep swallowtail and tapered sidecut that work in conjunction with the 160mm wide rockered tip in order to let those tips really float on top of the deepest of blower. Yeah, that is a lot of words to describe what is really simple.
You will not sink these tips.
This ski also features camber underfoot with some significant torsional rigidity which contribute to the Comi's surprising versatility. This ski will charge through anything, and still be able to set an edge on the way back down to the lift. And like any moment, this ski features extra thick edges, sintered race bases, and a full wood core.
Bottom Line: A big mountain powder ski that can slash and destroy anything in its path while still being versatile enough to ski all day.
Dimensions: 160-136-145
Turning Radius: 34.5m @ 192cm
Effective Edge: 162cm
Camber Profile: Rockered Tip with camber underfoot.
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