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Deathwish 96
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Deathwish 104
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Deathwish 112
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Wildcat 98
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Wildcat 108
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Wildcat 118
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Countach 98
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Countach 104
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Countach 110
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Countach 120
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Sierra 96
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Sierra 104
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Bella 98
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Bella 108
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Siren 98
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Siren 104
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Deathwish Tour 104
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Deathwish Tour 112
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Wildcat Tour 108
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Wildcat Tour 118
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Countach Tour 98
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Countach Tour 104
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Countach Tour 110
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Frankenski
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Carson
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Meridian 117
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Meridian 107
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Chipotle Banana
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Ghost Train
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Comi
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Meridian Tour 107
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Meridian Tour 117
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Frankenblade
Meridian 107
High Maneuverability and High Stability | The Playful Skier's Powerhouse
The Meridian 107 redefines what full rocker can do, shedding the soft, floppy designs of the past for a stiff, long, low-rise profile that charges through chop, carves firm snow, and stays stable at speeds through the roughest and toughest of conditions. With an uncanny ability to mix surfiness and quickness with confidence and composure, the Meridian 107 slots into a quiver like mac n cheese at the Thanksgiving table — not necessary but just doesn’t quite feel right without it. This is full rocker fully realized; aggressive, adaptable, and backed by a loyal crew.
⦿ Need something for the deep days? Check out the Meridian 117.
⦿ Want something with some camber? Check out the Wildcat 108.
⦿ Looking to trade some maneuverability for power? Check out the Countach 104.
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Length Tip Waist Tail Radius Effective Edge Weight (Pair) Mount 171 137 107 127 18 1417 8.6lbs / 3.9kg -5 181 137 107 127 21 1517 9.0lbs / 4.1kg -5 187 137 107 127 23 1577 9.5lbs / 4.3kg -5 193 137 107 127 25 1637 10.1lbs / 4.6kg -5 -
- 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 Meridian is a stiff, fully rockered all mountain ski. This means it will maneuver easily while maintaining stability at speeds, don't be afraid to size up.
- 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 171cm 5'5" 166cm x x 171cm 171cm 5'6" 168cm x 171cm 171cm 171cm 5'7" 171cm 171cm 171cm 171cm 181cm 5'8" 173cm 171cm 171cm 181cm 181cm 5'9" 176cm 171cm 181cm 181cm 181cm 5'10" 178cm 181cm 181cm 181cm 181cm 5'11" 181cm 181cm 181cm 181cm 187cm 6'0" 183cm 181cm 181cm 187cm 187cm 6'1" 186cm 181cm 187cm 187cm 187cm 6'2" 188cm 187cm 187cm 187cm 193cm 6'3" 191cm 187cm 187cm 193cm 193cm 6'4" 194cm 187cm 193cm 193cm 193cm 6'5" 196cm 193cm 193cm 193cm 193cm 6'6" 199cm 193cm 193cm 193cm 193cm
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A
Excellent skis for all tahoe has to offer. Superb holding onice and in crud. they just cut through it. True one ski quiver for the snowwe have here.I have wider skis andIdo not use them any more
I just upgraded my 2 year old Meridians from 181 5o 187 andIfeel they are eve more versatile.
The staff at the factory are amazing. Gunner, thanks for all thehelp that you provided.
K
I’ve never been on a reverse camber ski and I’m so excitedI I can’t contain myself. Let the snow fall! Plus, the top sheet looks amazing! This year I’ll be heading to Tahoe, where the Meridian 107 was born, to rip the terrain it was intended for.
B
I've not skied anything like these. After about 25 days on them I'm not often picking another ski to ride unless it's quite icy, crunchy, or overly firm. These shine and respond well to a full throttle approach and I've not found them kind to me when I tucker out and get a bit lazy. If you've seen or felt how a surf turn can get the fins free and start a slash slide slash sort of movement - these get loose like that. Any feature that gives a wavelike profile is just ripe for the type of turns I really thought only a snowboard or surfboard could bash. They have helped me attempt a bit of improvisation in riding that I've been seeking for quite a while. On anything a bit soft I feel like I grow snake hips. I also have to remind myself that I'm getting a bit on in age and really ought not go the speeds they are so stable and comfortable doing. They're so good in chop, fresh, slush and chunder.
G
My favorite Moment ski. Reverse camber but not soft. Stiff and heavy as it should be. Destroys chop while singing Whitney. Ridiculous charging fun in any remotely soft snow. Best for playful aggressive skiers. Reverse camber skis are funny - there is no suspension from the camber and so can be sketchy and jarring on ice or icy crud. But they can carve incredibly laid over and they pivot and drift like a dream. They do great in bad snow as long as it’s not rock hard. Way more mass and hard to deflect than a Deathwish but way more pivoty and loose at same time. Perfect in a lineup with a Commander for hardback and crud and a powder ski - call up Moment to discuss which one, they are chatty.
C
Poor college student, but scored a very lightly used pair back at the end of December. Have skied the skis in a range of conditions and climates including 18 inches of high density pow at revelstoke, waist deep blower at Jackson, and good chalk and spring conditions at Lake Louise. The magic sauce of these skis lies in how maneuverable they are when you ski them bases flat, in conjunction with their ability to absolutely charge fall line in even somewhat soft snow when you lay them over on edge. They have no speed limit in soft ish conditions, and are so confidence inspiring due to how easy it is to put them sideways to slash a pile of fresh, or just compose yourself ahead of terrain obstacles. Only noticed the lack of suspension on harder landings off of drops (literally twice), and think their weight ~2100 grams combined with their stiffness helps to mitigate the downsides associated with lacking camber. While mentioning this, I should note that despite hand flexing really stiff, I wouldn’t say they felt stiff while skiing, just perfectly supportive while still feeling playful for jumps and slashing around. These skis are definitely meant for soft ish conditions where there has at least been some snow in the past week, otherwise the lack of suspension will be more apparent in icy variable etc.
R
zero complaints, 100 stoke
D
These skis rip. High speed limit, still somehow carveable even though there is no camber underfoot, and insanely fun to blast through the chop. Smears and slashes are super predictable. Only downside is you can't stand up for 24/7/365 to keep the good times rolling.
R
Alright, this is a hard review for me to write because I absolutely love Moment and their other skis. If I was completely honest, I would've rated these 1 star after the first day, and feel myself being generous with a 3 star review after about 10 days of skiing. I'd heard on the gear:30 one of the moment guys talk about the Meridian and saying it was a very niche ski and they'll continue making it for the reserve collection rather than the general collection - at the time I didn't understand this statement, but today I do. My daily resort driver for the past 6 years has been the deathwish, it's a ski I absolutely adore, and one that will remain my daily driver until they stop making it. After reading a lot of the reviews about the Meridian, I finally bit the bullet and thought it could be an interesting addition to my quiver. I consider myself an expert skier, love skiing a more center mounted ski, really enjoy charging, slashing, carving, and popping off every cliff and bump in the resort and thought the meridian would be an excellent choice for my needs. The first day I stepped into the Meridian, I felt like I'd totally forgotten how to ski. After 10 days I've gained a decent amount of confidence in the ski but still regret buying them. I prefer the deathwish in essentially every single way and the one thing I do prefer about the meridian (slashiness) isn't even that much better than the deathwish. The lack of camber means they are downright dangerous on icy slopes, and have a very pronounced lack of suspension compared to cambered skis. Over the 10 days I've had them, I've gotten used to carving them however they still can't compare to the pleasure I have carving on the deathwish. I think my biggest disappointment with these is the dramatic lack of "pop" they offer you when you're trying to hit little sidehits or jump over obstacles on the slopes. All in all, I think most skiers will be much better served with a deathwish.
P
If you would have told me that an asymmetrical full rocker could be my favorite ski in my quiver, I would have believed you but only because I like weird stuff. However I wouldn’t have believed that my dad loves skiing this maybe even more than I do. It holds edge when you want it to and smears better than a my cream cheese on my morning bagel. I might but a second one just because.
M
I am skiing now for more than 55 years in Europe (mostly), US and Japan. I had some difficulties to get familiar with the Meridian. Subsequently, I brought the ski to my ski technician, who is working for the German national ski team. It turned out that the base was uneven.After tuning bases and edges the ski was great fun, especially in softer conditions, trees, bumps, and powder a blast. On firmer groomed runs there are much better options out there, but the ski has sufficient edge hold in general.Compared to my other skis the base is quite slow.
W
These are the best seem to do everything well. But they won’t make the entire mountain your playground, they’ll make it your bitch. Buy these!
M
Love these skis
C
Just had my first day on my Meridian’s in a 181cm mounted with Look Pivots. Right length for me, great fun in chopped up pistes and some shallow off piste - can’t wait to get them in some deeper stuff. Strong ski and need to keep out of the backseat as much as possible.
B
I bought these because they looked funky. My other 3 pairs of skis get no love now because these just slay in every type of condition. 2 feet a pow, crud, ice, groomer, you name it. These rip.
M
Eeny meeny decisions, with precision I pick or make my selection on who I choose to be witHard to pass these up on Halloween special - 6'2" 170lbs on 187s mounted tele. Other Moments 190 DW and 194 C108. Can't wait to get these out. You know the game and how it goesWe tryin' to get chose
c
I'd been wanting a new pair of full rocker skis since my beloved g3 empires died. I've been dd'ing wildcats for the last 4 or so years. great ski, love em. got some deathwish this year. you know, the triple camber actually works. also great ski. then these came out in the reissue in Nov or whenever and I grabbed the pair available funds in the bank account be damned. I've only been on them a few days, and this winter has been terrible on the east coast. given the hardpack and ice my expectations were quite low. the skis had other ideas though and holy crap they are really good. nice and loose like a full rocker ski should be, but given that their rocker is pretty low (compared to my old empires) they really hold an edge well. the stiffness is a bonus too. the skis like to go fast and really handle speed well, probably went faster in crap snow then I ever have before and I felt nowhere near the skis' limits. I can't wait till it actually snows over here maybe sometime in 2024 because then they are going to be really fun. 11/10 rating would recommend.
B
This is my second pair of these bad boys!! They are a great everyday ski! I love the full rocker and am actually still riding my older ones! I even have two pairs of Bananas I love the rocker so much…why…cuz that’s how much I love them and basically holding a brand new pair for the day I need them!
B
You have to buy a pair! These skis are incredible. They are one of the stiffest skis I've rode. I put ntn tele bindings on them and they rip so hard. They are the perfect compliment to my deathwish 112. They are quick edge to edge and turn with ease. Hold a turn super well. You can really trust them in all conditions. They have crushed everything I've thrown at them. You should get a pair and see for yourself
A
I haven’t had the chance yet to ski these things in powder but I brought them out on the groomers for a few laps and was impressed with the carving abilities that this full rocker ski could do. All in all a sweet ski and look forward to ripping some deeper snow soon!!
O
I can’t really compare the meridians to any other ski I’ve skied, they’re somehow surfy, while still having the effective edge to really carve turns through the gnar. They don’t have the pop you would experience from a cambered ski when ripping groomers, but on the meridians, you don’t miss the pop. The experience is impossible to describe in the best way. Have fun, ski backwards, do a stunt, these skis are not for the faint of heart.
A
A ski that can charge this hard shouldn't be so easy to pivot, spin, and slash; yet somehow the Meridian is. It actually coaxes me into a more playful style of skiing at any speed. Lay it over and those edges dig in, or keep it bases flat and whip the ski into whatever sort of turn or skid you can think of. This is my new favorite quiver-of-one for inbounds charging. Or inbounds cruising. Deep or low tide. The Meridian doesn't really seem to care.
