SKIS
-
Deathwish 96
-
Deathwish 104
-
Deathwish 112
-
Wildcat 98
-
Wildcat 108
-
Wildcat 118
-
Countach 98
-
Countach 104
-
Countach 110
-
Countach 120
-
Sierra 96
-
Sierra 104
-
Bella 98
-
Bella 108
-
Siren 98
-
Siren 104
-
Deathwish Tour 104
-
Deathwish Tour 112
-
Wildcat Tour 108
-
Wildcat Tour 118
-
Countach Tour 98
-
Countach Tour 104
-
Countach Tour 110
-
Frankenski
-
Carson
-
Meridian 117
-
Meridian 107
-
Chipotle Banana
-
Ghost Train
-
Comi
-
Meridian Tour 107
-
Meridian Tour 117
-
Frankenblade
Countach 110
The Monster of Mayhem | Freestyle DNA / Freeride Backbone
Forget categories — the Countach 110 doesn’t care what shelf you put it on. Freeride, freestyle, all mountain, powder, chop destroyer? Sure, pick one. Hell, pick as many as you’d like, and the Countach 110 will deliver. With a hefty European beech core, a big shovel up front, and a low tail that still kicks, the Countach 110 busts through chop, floats in the deep, slashes between trees, and gives you all the confidence you need for those high speed runouts. Best part of all? It’ll bail you out without a second thought if you bite off more than you can chew. This isn’t a ski that fits somewhere nicely in your perfectly thought out quiver — it’s the ski you build your quiver around.
⦿ Need something more powder dedicated? Check out the Wildcat 118.
⦿ Want some added maneuverability? Check out the Deathwish 112.
⦿ Don’t need as much girth? Check out the Countach 104.
⦿ Want to compare three skis directly? Click here.
Fast & Cheap Shipping
2 year warranty
Skis Handmade in USA
Pay Installments-
Length Tip Waist Tail Radius Effective Edge Weight (Pair) Mount 176 140 110 130 18 1405 8.9lbs / 4.0kg -8 182 140 110 130 19.5 1465 9.4lbs / 4.3kg -8 188 140 110 130 21 1525 9.7lbs / 4.4kg -8 194 140 110 130 22.5 1585 10.3lbs / 4.7kg -8 -
- This is a general guideline and is only a basic suggestion of the proper size. Where you ski, how you ski, and what skis you've ridden in the past should be taken into consideration.
- The Countach is a stiff, directional freeride ski with rocker. This means it will be stable at speed while retaining maneuverability and playfulness.
- If you are still on the fence and ski confidently and aggressively size up. If you ski more conservatively or timidly size down.
- Beginner assumes a basic understanding of and ability to ski. For those who have never skied or cannot ski down runs without falling we recommend renting/demoing to start.
Skier Height Skier Height (cm) Beginner Intermediate Advanced Playful Advanced Charger 5'3" 161cm x x x x 5'4" 163cm x x x x 5'5" 166cm x x x x 5'6" 168cm x x x 176cm 5'7" 171cm x x 176cm 176cm 5'8" 173cm x 176cm 176cm 176cm 5'9" 176cm 176cm 176cm 176cm 182cm 5'10" 178cm 176cm 176cm 182cm 182cm 5'11" 181cm 176cm 182cm 182cm 182cm 6'0" 183cm 182cm 182cm 182cm 188cm 6'1" 186cm 182cm 182cm 188cm 188cm 6'2" 188cm 182cm 188cm 188cm 188cm 6'3" 191cm 188cm 188cm 188cm 194cm 6'4" 194cm 188cm 188cm 194cm 194cm 6'5" 196cm 188cm 194cm 194cm 194cm 6'6" 199cm 194cm 194cm 194cm 194cm
Powder Front Rocker
ingredients
E
My daily drivers are the DW104 with the DW being my playful pow sticks. I wanted something with a bit more ass for those resort pow turned chop days. The 188 Countach’s are the ticket. For a resort pow day out west and at my size (6’ 160lbs) they float awesome. They’re pretty surfy and maneuverable (not quite as surfy/turny as the DW, but not a handful, either). When things get tracked they smash. Exactly what I was looking for. The cons? It’s a big, relatively stiff ski. When things firm up and get bumpy they are a handful. That’s when I hop back to the 184 DW104. I’m sure sizing down on the Countach would help, but that wasn’t what I was looking for…. Anyway 10/10. Would recommend and would buy again. The only question is if I need a Countach 104 for the firm days.
S
I currently ski on the 104-I was wanting a wider ski for bigger days. Not enjoying the extra stiffness in the 110's. I'm an expert 35 year retired ski patroller at 66 years of age. I can ski the 110's but I don't feel like being in the driver seat 100% of the time. I did the same with the commander so I should have known. It seemed the old 110 govner was the best for me. Big, forgiving, all around with a flat tail. oh well. By the way this is my 18th pair of moments.
L
This is my fourth pair of moment skis, and my favorite of the bunch. I'm 6'2" and ski the 188, and wouldn't want to go up to the 194. I've owned and skied the DW112, DWT112, Commander 98, and ridden a friend's wildcat 108s. Moment focusses on comparison between this ski and the wildcat/commander, but the differences with the deathwish are more interesting to me. It's not quite as versatile a ski as the deathwish is - triple camber definitely makes the DW ski easier on firm days, but it's more of a riot in anything reasonably soft. The directional shape and non-metal core make it the most fun ski I own when there's soft snow on the ground and I'm trying to ski hard and fast off-piste. It's replaced my dedicated powder skis on everything but the deepest of days. Composure in the air is fantastic. It's also a ski that's easy to ride in a more mellow way - I've taught friends on it and patrolled on it and it does great at slower speeds as long as you keep good pressure on the shovels. Durability is fantastic as with all moment skis - I've had some rock run-ins that would have broken more poorly built skis and left my pair with mere cosmetic damage.Put the tour core in it and I'll be buying my fifth pair.
R
After over 100 days on last years pair, I am going to make the claim that this is the best ski I've ever ridden. This ski wants nothing more than to rip fall line in all conditions - plenty of float in powder, eats bumps of all shapes and sizes for breakfast and will lay down some train tracks on groomers. They have quite a bit of playfulness and are more than happy tricking, but they also looove to go big and have helped me put down some serious lines. Get this in ya!
O
I had a chance to premier my new Countach skis this past weekend in Engelberg, Switzerland, and they were a blast to ride. I am 180cm and got the Countach in 188cm. For those who ride mostly open terrain and like to go fast, I would recommend sizing up from the sizing guide on the webpage. Yes, they feel a lot longer than other Moment skis that I have tried, but they are still easy to pivot and I got along with them well. I have ridden Black Crows Atris in similar length the last couple of years. The Countach feels more stabile and a bit stiffer, but just as playful. Awesome skis all in all!
p
These feel like driving a trophy truck. Plush powerful and indulgent. It's hard for me to compare these skis to the rest of my quiver since the Countach is much more directional and longer, but I'm glad they stand out so much. the perfect ski for a powder/soft/windblown buff day at Alta, the back side and circ in Snowbird, or above treeline terrain in Breckenridge. I'm 6' 3" and went with the 194, it does feel like a lot of ski but in a good way. I can charge harder and plow through anything in a way that I haven't been able to do with any other ski I've had. The locked-in nature when you drive the shovels is balanced by a very nice sweet spot that you can redirect the ski with a lot of agility. They are hefty to the point that they do wear me out at the end of a day of skiing but that comes with the territory of the hard skiing that I want to do on these anyways. if you are on the fence and you ski a resort that gets 6" powder days and you find yourself wanting to point your skis hard in that powder rather than surf it and still enjoy the stuff in between, just go for it.
S
Best skis ever buy some you won’t be disappointed!
B
Countach 110 skied them today for the first time. In the garage we have DeathWish, Wildcat 108, Wildcat. I love both Wildcats DeathWish I try to like. Countach 110 first run liked them just like both Wildcats I own, easy to ski. Countach felt like my WildCats with more tip and tail. I really want to try the Countach 104 or just buy a pair. Supper happy with the purchase.
M
I snagged a pair of 194s because I wanted them. They do exactly what I bought them for which is go fast and run into and through things. They do that in spades. Unless it's a legit pow day, I'll probably be on these. They don't like to pivot (obviously) if you are used to that so beware if you go tree hunting. 10 out of 10 would buy again
B
Got the 188cm back in early December. Best ski I’ve skied hands down. Finally got a big pow day to test these out and I’m a loss for words. These things handle anything and everything I throw at them…. Don’t think about it just get them and you won’t be let down.
M
Best skis I've ever ridden. You can do it all and have a great time doing it.
N
I really love my recent purchase. The buying experience was great. I went to the store in Reno and Bryce was a big help! He helped me pick the right ski and size. He listened to the type of skiing I do and made the recommendation. As for the skis, they absolutely rip. Felts like strapping on rockets. Stable, very fast, and give you confidence in various conditions and terrain. You can lay down a carve, drop cliffs, ride switch, and blast through chunk. Super fun.
P
I am now invincible
P
And all of that stuff. This ski is strong and likes to be pushed. Surprisingly easy to feather when you need, really easy to work in with monster shovel. Good to drive a sled with. I like this ski a lot. Let’s get some more horror graphics and bring back the square tip on this and it’s perfect.
M
Bought these as a patrol work ski for 2024-25 season out west. I haven't had a chance to rip on them yet but from what I have heard/read, I can't wait!!!!
A
I’m using these as work ski for patrolling on the west coast. It’s super nimble for a 110 underfoot and has float for days.Even hard pack groomers are possible. If the snow is soft I can’t get off of them. They plow through chunder like it’s not even there.Super fun ski, that can ski pretty much everything.
D
This is 100% as advertised. I’ve been skiing deathwish, both 104 and 112 for the past 2 seasons… I have a new favorite ski in the quiver!
J
Wow! Exceeded expectations. Only used one day thus far but seem really versatile. I couldn't find a speed limit but yet they make super fun cruiser turns on the groomers getting back to the chairlift. They slayed day old powder /crud. If someone made me pick one ski (which would be cruel) this would be it. Make a 115 C. please!
M
I was looking to replace an old pair of 192 Jaguar Sharks with something a bit lighter and more playful for my aging legs, yet still able to charge through Sierra cement, avy debris, and assorted chop without making me feel unstable. The 188 Countache is PRECISELY that ski. Quicker and more forgiving, yet still without any speed limit I've been able to find. The traditionally-cambered tail springs me back to my feet on backseat landings. I may just buy the same one again when these wear out.
A
These are the most hard charging yet fun skis I have ever owned, and my quiver has been quite extensive over the years. Feels like Moment just nailed it with this one. My other ski is a Mantra M5. I like hard charging directional all mountain skis. Even when it has been a week+ without fresh snow I still cannot bring myself to take the M5s out. The Countachs are just too capable. I’m chomping at the bit for the tour version, and will pull trigger as soon as those become available. If you are thinking about buying these I would say stop thinking. Just do!
W
My buddy has been skiing the DWs for two years. Always hot-dogging, showing off, and crushing the mountain. I ate a lot of snow off the rooster tails he sent up as I charged along behind him. I plotted my strategy... one day... Moment would release a ski that would free me from this lowly place at the rear of his skis..... fastforward to today, new Lambo's in hand, and folks - the script has been flipped. I hope my buddy enjoys the new tailside view of my skis, because these bad boys absolutely rip - hold an edge on hard groomers, pivot easily in the trees and bumps, float effortlessly in the pow and SAIL through the air. DWs used to be the ski that others were measured by, but now a new king of the mountain has emerged. -- Adam, feel free to get a pair of these too!
J
I am yet to ride these babies . But I can hardly contain myself and the anticipation. I have agreed to keep them under the tree until Christmas, even though I bought them for myself . I am Santa after all!Anyway review to follow hopefully in deep and steep conditions.
