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Moment Ruby Ski - 2009 BCS
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The call of the pow—alluring and primal. You hear it, and so do your Moment Ruby Skis. The crew at Moment hand-made the Ruby with the kind of love for the great white that only you and a few others can relate to.
- Lively wood core and twintip design for all-mountain slayage
- 180 Length for sketchy conditions where a stiff, wide plank is where it’s at
- 188 Length for a slightly softer profile in neck-deep pow
- 190 Length uses a smaller tail, stiffer profile, and stable effective edge for steep charges
Bottom Line: Ruby love.
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Can someone chime in on recommended mounting points
Can someone chime in on recommended mounting points
By: patrick McKenna
February 12, 2010
Good for Freeheelers too!
By:
matteo parnigoni
May 25, 2010
Hi there,
rode my 188 from 2009 both fixed and now mounted on tele (with AXL): simply predictable, with the right flex, good in powpow and on slopes.
Only icy runs are a downside, but for all the rest, if you're looking for a traditional shape with camber and good float, they are definitely a must!
Tele Question.. This or Goats? Its a toss up for me . Im 6'
Tele Question..
This or Goats? Its a toss up for me . Im 6' 200 and a solid freeheeler. Im looking for boards that will do it all(trees,groomers,pow, pillows, touring).
Throw me your two cents please
By: John Duke
January 17, 2010
This ski will definitely do it all for you. It shreds in all conditions, definitely worth every penny. check out these reviews...
http://www.backcountry.com/outdoorgear/MMT0005/Moment-Ruby-A
By: Spencer Brinson
February 9, 2010
I love my ruby's
By:
Jackie Paaso
November 19, 2009
I've been skiing on the ruby's for two seasons now and I still love them. I use them almost all the time I'm out. There wide enough for a deep pow day yet they still work when the powders gone!
Hey anyone out there have any experience with both the Ruby 188
Hey anyone out there have any experience with both the Ruby 188 and the 4frnt VCT 189? How similar/different are they in powder, crud, ice, groom, park, trees, bump, ect... Thinking about getting these or the VCT 189 for my all mtn/ crud busting sticks
By: Steven Gonsalves
December 4, 2009
Meh
By:
mpo2445948
February 25, 2010
Took this out touring and in bounds at the bird. Have to say I wasn't impressed. Get the night trains these are a bit sloppy and could be a little wider. Would be an awesome BC jump ski if you mount them closer to center than where I skied thehm. All in all, they were okay, but I am not raving about them to friends.
Change me.
Out of Stock
2009 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Big Mountain Freeride Skis than that
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Good for Freeheelers too!
Hi there,
rode my 188 from 2009 both fixed and now mounted on tele (with AXL): simply predictable, with the right flex, good in powpow and on more...
I love my ruby's
I've been skiing on the ruby's for two seasons now and I still love them. I use them almost all the time I'm out. There wide enough for a deep more...
- Lengths:
- 170cm, 180cm, 188cm, 190cm
- Dimensions:
- [170cm] 139 / 112 / 130mm; [180 & 188cm] 140 / 110 / 130mm; [190cm] 140 / 112 / 131mm
- Turn Radius:
- [170cm] 20.8m; [180cm] 22m; [188cm] 24.4m; [190cm] 27.4m
- Construction:
- Tri-axial fiberglass, UHMW sidewalls
- Core Material:
- Aspen, pine
- Base:
- Sintered 4001
- Tail:
- Twintip
- Binding System:
- No
- Binding Included:
- No
- Recommended Binding:
- No
- Recommended Use:
- All-mountain, powder skiing
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year