Wildcat 108 vs Deathwish 104

Both models feature quite a few similar design characteristics, with a couple of distinct differences. The Wildcat 108 and Deathwish 104 both tackle a wide range of conditions with authority, and one isn't necessarily better than the other at any given terrain. The key in choosing between the two is how you like to ski, and whether that's a little more playful and surfy or a little more composed and intentional.

The Similarities:

Both models feature a progressive (forward) mount point and a twin rockered design, with very comparable weights. They both feature a dual radius sidecut and allow for more upright or more forward skiing stances.

The Differences:

The main difference between the two will be the slightly more surfy and playful style of the Wildcat 108 vs the slightly more planted and composed nature of the Deathwish 104. This comes almost entirely from the different rocker profiles - Mustache Rocker on the Wildcat 108, Triple Camber on the Deathwish 104.

The Wildcat 108 handles softer snow to deeper pow days better, whereas the Deathwish 104 provides more edge grip and will handle variable and cruddy terrain with more confidence.

Enough with all this overview fluff, let's rip the fall line.