SKIS
-
Deathwish 96
-
Deathwish 104
-
Deathwish 112
-
Wildcat 98
-
Wildcat 108
-
Wildcat 118
-
Countach 98
-
Countach 104
-
Countach 110
-
Countach 120
-
Sierra 96
-
Sierra 104
-
Bella 98
-
Bella 108
-
Siren 98
-
Siren 104
-
Deathwish Tour 104
-
Deathwish Tour 112
-
Wildcat Tour 108
-
Wildcat Tour 118
-
Countach Tour 98
-
Countach Tour 104
-
Countach Tour 110
-
Frankenski
-
Carson
-
Meridian 107
-
Meridian 117
-
Chipotle Banana
-
Ghost Train
-
Comi
-
Meridian Tour 107
-
Meridian Tour 117
-
Frankenblade
Countach 98
Burnin’ Turns Left & Right | Freestyle DNA / Freeride Backbone
The Countach 98 is our go-to low tide machine — precise, aggressive, and a hell of a lot more fun than it has any right to be. Born from a love affair between freestyle and freeride, it grips hard, hits fast, and stays planted no matter how chaotic the terrain gets. A progressive shape for directional diehards, the Countach 98 is quick to pivot and slash but ready for heavy edge pressure when it’s time to lay down some trenches. With its Euro beech core, dual radius sidecut, and a backbone that’ll keep you on your feet, the Countach 98 is here for you — whether you're lacing windbuff, slashing techy chutes, or just bombin’ groomers on a Tuesday.
⦿ Want something on the other end of the playful spectrum? Check out the Wildcat 98.
⦿ Like edge grip but want some more versatility? Check out the Deathwish 104.
⦿ Need something that splits time between low and high tide? Check out the Countach 104.
⦿ Want to compare three skis directly? Click here.
Fast & Cheap Shipping
2 year warranty
Skis Handmade in USA
Pay Installments-
Length Tip Waist Tail Radius Effective Edge Weight (Pair) Mount 170 136 98 120 14.5 1370 7.5lbs / 3.4kg -8 176 136 98 120 16 1430 8.0lbs / 3.6kg -8 182 136 98 120 17.5 1490 8.3lbs / 3.8kg -8 188 136 98 120 19 1550 8.7lbs / 4.0kg -8 -
- 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 Countach is a stiff, directional freeride ski with rocker. This means it will be stable at speed while retaining maneuverability and playfulness.
- 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 x 5'5" 166cm x x x 170cm 5'6" 168cm x x 170cm 170cm 5'7" 171cm x 170cm 170cm 176cm 5'8" 173cm 170cm 170cm 176cm 176cm 5'9" 176cm 170cm 176cm 176cm 176cm 5'10" 178cm 176cm 176cm 176cm 182cm 5'11" 181cm 176cm 176cm 182cm 182cm 6'0" 183cm 176cm 182cm 182cm 182cm 6'1" 186cm 182cm 182cm 182cm 188cm 6'2" 188cm 182cm 182cm 188cm 188cm 6'3" 191cm 182cm 188cm 188cm 188cm 6'4" 194cm 188cm 188cm 188cm 188cm 6'5" 196cm 188cm 188cm 188cm 188cm 6'6" 199cm 188cm 188cm 188cm 188cm
Hardpack Front Rocker
ingredients
O
These skis absolutely rip carving turns and plow through chop. If you like to rip any conditions do not hesitate to buy this ski.
A
Context matters.
Tahoe this season delivered one solid storm and then immediately pivoted to spring in January, Springuary. Low tide. Thin coverage. Firm mornings. Variable afternoons. The kind of winter where ski choice actually matters, and powder skis mostly just collect dust.
That’s exactly why I bought the Countach 98.
I wanted a ski that handles what the mountain actually looks like most days: firm groomers, mixed spring snow, scraped sections, and just enough coverage to keep you honest. The Countach is built for that reality, and it shows from the first run.
According to the size chart, as an intermediate skier, I should have gone with the 176.
I went 182.
Because why the efff not.
I’m 41, second real season skiing, strong legs, and fully committed to progressing. The longer length was the right call. The 182 feels planted, stable, and confidence-inspiring at speed without feeling unwieldy. If you’re willing to drive the ski and stay engaged, it rewards you immediately.
Mounted with Pivot 15s at the Moment Ski Shop, the setup feels rock solid. Calm under pressure. Precise edge to edge. No nervousness, no surprises—just clean feedback and control.
Where this ski really shines is in low-tide Tahoe conditions:
• Excellent edge hold on firm snow
• Composed in variable spring chop
• Stable at speed without feeling dead
• Predictable when coverage is thin and lines matter
It’s the kind of ski that makes you ski more deliberately. Better line choice. Cleaner turns. Less reacting, more skiing. I’ve felt noticeable progression on it already, not just in confidence, but in actual technique.
And maybe that’s the biggest compliment: this ski doesn’t just let you get away with things, it encourages you to ski right.
Bottom line: the Countach 98 is a precision tool for real-world conditions. If your season looks anything like Tahoe does this year—firm, fast, and unforgiving—this ski absolutely delivers.
Size up if you’ve got the legs.
Stay forward.
Ski fast.
No regrets.
C
I bought these at the end of the ski season and only had a chance to ski them once, I was really impressed with their performance in really bad snow conditions. I’m looking forward to next ski season.
I want to add that the buying experience was as good as it gets thanks to Bryce and the customer service team.
I look forward to being a Moment Ski Company customer for years to come.
C
I got to rip these on my last ski day of the year. They were amazing! Carved like a beast, rock solid turns, powerful, playful and not too heavy.
E
Super fun ski for Colorado this year. Rips fast carving on piste, but also super fun in moguls, getting air on sidehits, and Id imagine theyd be great in trees as well. Probably my favorite ski that I have used inbounds. Super awesome!!
A
I skied these 21 days in a row before the snow turned back on (Cottonwoods) and these skis RIP. My instant favorite low tide ski when I don't want to be tied down to race skis. They carve insanely well on anything up to true ice yet are plenty playful, great in the air, landing/skiing switch, excellent tail release off-piste. The edges are incredibly confidence inspiring. Despite feeling light underfoot they handle leftover chunky snow excellently and provide enough float in the occasional deep pocket. I also get compliments on the top sheet pretty much every day. They look sick and ski amazingly! I love the DW112 and DWT104 and was first leaning towards the DW96. Haven't tried the DW96 yet but am sooo happy on the Countach 98 and think this ski profile and flatter tail fit the low tide need I was looking for a bit better. VERY satisfied with the ski and Moment customer service! Thanks!
T
I hate the fact that I like these just as much as my Deathwish 112. It feels like I’m cheating when I take the Countach out. They are far different skis, but they have that signature “Moment-quality” feel. With little snow in the Tetons this year I needed something to keep the stoke up and these did it. Damp and composed, but really slashy and easy to carve. Setup: 188cm with 22 Design Outlaws. I want the Countach 110 next……
A
Carve great, look great and now the coolest kid on mountain with my fellow Ski Patrol friends 🤗
A
Unreal skis. The harder I push the better they respond!! Very pleased w my upgrade.
B
Awesome Skis.
t
I have concluded these are the best possible ski you could buy for the midwest, they rip.
B
They ski gud
k
These skis rip! Expected the graphic to be orange from the picture but it’s pink. Still look great and a lot of fun to ski.
N
I won the 2025 Mothership Classic on these, so of course I love them. 49 laps on KT.
F
Graphics are 🔥 can’t wait to ski tjem