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Moment Tahoe Ski - 2010 BCS
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After a few rounds on the mechanical bull and more than a few rounds on the Reno mainstreet, the crew at Moment juiced the Tahoe Ski with a little ski-it-all black magic. At 96mm underfoot, the Tahoe has just enough float to get you from November to March without having to swap rides constantly. A fiberglass-wrapped wood core puts the hurt on choppy chutes, middle-sized drops, and technical lines through the trees, because Moment knows that you love to make sure you're safe in the trees.
Bottom Line: A coast-to-coast slayer, home-cooked in Nevada
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what size binding break do you need for this ski? 90 or 100?
what size binding break do you need for this ski? 90 or 100?
By: jh.4574317
March 17, 2011
Hey,
You could get away with 90 depending on the binding, but I'd recommend 100 to be safe.
By: Josh Chapman
March 17, 2011
All around skis
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Jackie Paaso
October 26, 2010
I'll be on these any day this year except maybe that really big pow day. And being that I live in Tahoe I'll most likely be switching back to these in the afternoon when it's all tracked out! They are a great and responsive ski through most conditions. Fun on groomers and in the crud.
1 Comment Last Comment: March 1, 2011 by: traceemetc1597856
By: traceemetc1597856
March 1, 2011
Are they fun in the moguls? I want an all mountain ski the can handle itself in the moguls.
HI im 6'5" tall and i'm 190lbs, i have never skied
HI im 6'5" tall and i'm 190lbs, i have never skied a moment ski before, i was wondering if the tahoe, set up with a Deadbolt 15, or 18 binding would be a good set up, for skiing almost everything, ex: park, urban, pow etc...
By: tps4115582
October 19, 2010
Hey, I am 5'10" 175lbs. I road 180 tahoes last season. I didnt ride deadbolts, i put Marker Jester Schizos on them an ran them at about 10-12din. Loved that setup. Used them all over the mt. Chop, park and groomers, with a little powder in between. They can get a little loose on flat groomers and ice, but when youve got something to grip on they turn great. I would def. suggest you go with the 188's as the effective edge on these isnt as big as i had initially expected. Hope that helps.
By: sha2942467
October 21, 2010
Solid, fun ski
By:
rka4503783
March 12, 2011
I have only been on them a few days, but they are a lot of fun. They are quick and good in tight spaces. Handle speed really well. They seem to be fine with small 10-15ft drops and decent in light powder.
By: shoe
March 28, 2011
what size are you riding? I'm 5'7", 140 lbs - wonder if I should go w/ the 180 or the 188 for an all-around ski (live in the bay area, so take what I can get when I drive up).
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Moment Tahoe Ski
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All around skis
I'll be on these any day this year except maybe that really big pow day. And being that I live in Tahoe I'll most likely be switching back to these more...
Solid, fun ski
I have only been on them a few days, but they are a lot of fun. They are quick and good in tight spaces. Handle speed really well. They seem to be fine more...
- Lengths:
- 170cm, 180cm, 188cm
- Dimensions:
- 127/ 96 / 118mm
- Turn Radius:
- [180cm] 21.1m
- Construction:
- Tri-axial fiberglass, UHMW sidewalls
- Core:
- Aspen/pine
- Base:
- Durasurf sintered 4001
- Camber:
- Tip rocker, regular underfoot
- Tail:
- twintip
- Binding Included:
- No
- Recommended Use:
- All-mountain and park skiing
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year