Moment Model Breakdown

Wildcat 108 vs Countach 104

A powerful twin rockered design fighting a directional, freeride influenced big mountain crusher.

The Wildcat 108 and Countach 104 platforms differ in more ways than just the width, and you've come to the right place to find out the real differences. Do you toss it sideways while ripping the fall line, or pin it from pow stash to side hit?

What's the difference between the wildcat 108 and the countach 104?

The two key characteristics that differentiate these series are the rocker profile and mount point - two major design points that determine how quick the skis maneuver, how powerful they are when driven, and how they handle different types of terrain and snow conditions.

The Similarities:

The Wildcat 108 and Countach 104 both feature a stout flex profile and the ability to charge through chop and crud while retaining the ability to throw them sideways, shut down speed, or change directions when the trees get a little tight.

The Differences:

The main differences here are two fold: mount point and rocker profile.

The more progressive (forward) mount point and twin rockered design on the Wildcat 108 allows for quicker pivoting and faster maneuverability, while the more traditional (rearward) mount point and front rocker / flatter tail design on the Countach 104 provides more stability and composure when skiing fast and through chop and crud.

So how do the specs influence all of this? Let's dive into it.

01 — Meet the skis

Wildcat 108

the playful one

Slashy, surfy, and quick edge-to-edge — the original playful chargers.

  • ProfileMustache Rocker
  • Radius (m) 21.5–25
  • Weight (kg) 3.6–4.3
  • FlexMore energetic
  • PersonalityPlayful
  • Built forMore maneuverable skiers
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Countach 104

fast and furious

Powerful, composed, and confidence inspiring — freestyle DNA / freeride backbone.

  • ProfileFront Rocker
  • Radius (m) 15–19.5
  • Weight (kg) 3.6–4.3
  • FlexMore composed
  • PersonalityPowerful
  • Built forMore aggressive skiers
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02 — Shape & profile

The rocker profile sets these two series apart and provides their unique skiing styles.

The Wildcat 108's Mustache Rocker features deep tip and tail rocker with a traditional camber pocket underfoot. Quick to smear and forgiving when you get lazy, while retaining power and composure when the snow gets variable and the line choices get questionable.

The Countach 104's Front Rocker features lower tip rocker and a considerably flatter tail, keeping the traditional camber pocket underfoot. Powerful and confidence inspiring, the tip rocker aids in float and maneuverability through 3D snow, while the flatter tail provides support and composure when skiing fast through chop, crud, and anything else less-than-ideal the mountain throws your way.

03 — what others are saying

Get the down low straight from other customers — real reviews pulled directly from those who own the skis.

Wildcat 108

Lucas Verified

They are total rocketships. Live up to the hype and the description. They are fun to ski, really stable, great edgehold, and great float. Can't wait to get back out there.

Joshua Verified

A ski that's pure fun immediately out of the box. The flex and rocker make it very maneuverable and manageable but still hard charging for seding chutes and couloirs.

Chris Verified

Absolutely fell in love with them the first run of the day. To top it off, they are absolutely beautiful. Couldn't recommend these skis or this company enough! I'd give more starts if I could.

Countach 104

Jim Verified

The Moment Countach 104 is an amazingly capable and incredibly fun daily driver - it's playful yet powerful while rewarding capable skiers who know how to drive from the front of the boot.

TK Verified

This ski absolutely rips...I like to ski fast and hard and so far, this ski is everything I was looking for in a new daily driver. I love a directional ski, and I had it stuck in my head that I needed metal. I realized I didn't.

Colin Verified

It's damp in all the right ways: calm at speed, confident when things get sketchy, but still loose enough to slash, pivot, ski switch, and hit whatever side hit looks like a good idea at the time. Directional without being overpowering. Stable without being dead.

The verdict

Choose The Wildcat 108 if

you like to play and charge

Charge the face, wiggle through the trees, then send it off the wind lip at the bottom. Surfy, quick, and powerful — it didn't get it's Playful Charger nickname by mistake.

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Choose the Countach 104 if

you prioritize stability above all

Drive the shovel, tell 'em where you want to go, and hang on for the ride. Powerful, composed, and incredibly compliant — the new go to platform for speed demons and big mountain senders.

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