108 mm Playful Freeride Touring Ski
Moment Wildcat Tour 108 Ski
The Moment Wildcat Tour 108 is for tourers who would rather slash a wind lip than lay a trench, and who want a touring ski that still feels alive. Mustache Rocker, rocker at the tip and tail over camber underfoot, makes the Wildcat Tour 108 quick to pivot and easy to steer, and a 134-108-127 mm shape floats soft snow without asking for speed to work. At 1,500 g per ski (174 cm) it is the lighter of Moment's mid-width touring skis, which suits dawn patrol laps, tight trees, and spring corn equally.
Expert Ski Review
Specifications verified against the manufacturer's published specs by CCBB staff.
Is This the Right Ski for You?
Best For
Skiers who tour for playful, surfy descents and want 108 mm of float at 1,500 g per ski at 174 cm, in a ski that pivots easily in trees and tight terrain.
Consider Another Ski If
You want the firm-snow edge grip of a triple-camber ski, you prefer a directional feel with a rearward mount, or you need the lightest possible setup for chasing vertical.
CCBB Ski Ratings
Uphill Efficiency
1,500 g per ski at 174 cm
Downhill Performance
Paulownia and ash core, ABS sidewall
Soft Snow Float
108 mm waist, 134 mm shovel
Firm Snow Grip
Camber underfoot, 1,450 mm effective edge
Rating scale: 5 = top of its class, 4 = excellent, 3 = good, 2 = specialized or below average, and 1 = limited.
CCBB Ski Profile
Dimensions134-108-127 mm
Turn Radius21.5 m to 25 m
Rocker ProfileMustache Rocker, camber underfoot
Flex PatternDirectional twin, playful
Core and LaminatePaulownia and ash core, carbon
Mount Point6 cm behind true center
Skin Fit140 mm stock width
Recommended UsePlayful freeride touring
Why We Like It
- At 1,500 g per ski (174 cm) the Wildcat Tour 108 is lighter than the narrower Deathwish Tour 104, because the paulownia and ash core swaps out the denser beech.
- Mustache Rocker keeps camber underfoot rather than the low camber of the Deathwish, which is what gives this ski its pop out of a turn.
- The length run starts at 164 cm and the radius there is 21.5 m, so the shortest size is a real tree ski rather than a truncated big-mountain ski.
- An ABS sidewall, a tough extruded plastic strip along the edge, and a 2.2 mm hardened steel edge put material where rock strikes land.
Best Uses
- Playful freeride touring where the descent is about style rather than speed
- Tight trees and low-angle powder at 164 cm or 174 cm
- Dawn patrol laps and everyday backcountry days
- Spring corn and wind lips on a ski that likes to break loose
- Pin-tech touring setups on a 108 mm platform
Ski Specialist's Advice
The Wildcat Tour 108 comes in 164, 174, 179, 184 and 190 cm, and the radius moves 21.5 m, 23 m, 23.5 m, 24 m and 25 m across that run. That is a narrow spread, so length here changes stability and float far more than it changes turn shape. Moment notes that the Wildcat rocker lines and progressive mount make it ski shorter than its number, and the effective edge figures back that up at 1,450 mm on the 179 cm. Skiers who spend the day in trees are well served at 164 cm or 174 cm.
Moment publishes the mount at 6 cm behind true center on all five lengths, and that is our default drill. The ski ships flat, accepts pin-tech and hybrid bindings, and Moment specifies no reinforcing plate. Match the binding to your boot sole norm rather than to the ski. Moment recommends a 108 mm brake to match the 108 mm waist, and notes that brakes running 7 mm to 9 mm off the waist either way still clear.
Skin width comes off the 127 mm tail rather than the 108 mm waist, so the Wildcat Tour 108 runs a 140 mm stock skin trimmed to shape. The same stock width covers the Deathwish Tour 104 and Deathwish Tour 112, so one skin can serve more than one ski in a Moment touring quiver. The tail is rockered rather than flat, so plan on a strap or wrap tail fitting.
Specifications verified by CCBB staff. Confirm length against your height, weight and terrain.
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Technical Specifications
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Shape and Sizing
- Dimensions
- 134-108-127 mm (all lengths)
- Turn Radius
- 21.5 m (164 cm), 23 m (174 cm), 23.5 m (179 cm), 24 m (184 cm), 25 m (190 cm)
- Lengths
- 164, 174, 179, 184, 190 cm
- Weight
- 1,400 g per ski (164 cm), 1,500 g per ski (174 cm), 1,550 g per ski (179 cm), 1,700 g per ski (184 cm), 1,850 g per ski (190 cm)
- Effective Edge
- 1,300 mm (164 cm), 1,400 mm (174 cm), 1,450 mm (179 cm), 1,500 mm (184 cm), 1,560 mm (190 cm)
- Rocker Profile
- Mustache Rocker: tip and tail rocker with camber underfoot
- Mount Point
- 6 cm behind true center, all lengths
Construction and Use
- Core
- Paulownia and ash core, full length, vertically laminated
- Laminate
- Triaxial glass with carbon fiber
- Sidewall
- ABS, an extruded impact-resistant plastic sidewall
- Base
- Carbon-infused sintered UHMWPE, a hard high-molecular-weight base plastic
- Edge
- 2.2 mm hardened steel
- Damping
- Rubberized VDS foil at selected locations
- Skin Fit
- 140 mm stock width off the 127 mm tail
- Brake Width
- 108 mm recommended to match the 108 mm waist
- Recommended Use
- Playful freeride touring
- Warranty
- 2 years from date of purchase for the original retail purchaser, through an authorized dealer
Compare the Moment Wildcat Tour 108
Wildcat Tour 108 vs. Moment Deathwish Tour 104
The Moment Deathwish Tour 104 is the firm-snow choice, running 132-104-124 mm with Triple Camber and a paulownia and beech core, and it is heavier at 1,700 g per ski (179 cm) against 1,550 g per ski (179 cm) here. Skiers who want edge grip on refrozen snow take the Deathwish Tour 104, and skiers who want to slash and pivot take the Wildcat Tour 108.
Shop Moment Deathwish Tour 104 skis
Wildcat Tour 108 vs. Moment Deathwish Tour 112
The Moment Deathwish Tour 112 is the wider, heavier ski at 138-112-129 mm and 1,600 g per ski (174 cm), built for deep snow with Triple Camber for edge hold. The Wildcat Tour 108 is the more versatile everyday ski and the lighter climber, and the Deathwish Tour 112 is the storm-day tool.
Shop Moment Deathwish Tour 112 skis
Wildcat Tour 108 vs. Moment Wildcat Tour 118
The Moment Wildcat Tour 118 carries the same playful Wildcat character at 118 mm underfoot for deep snow. The Wildcat Tour 108 is the ski that stays useful across a whole season, and the Wildcat Tour 118 is the one to add when powder days are the priority.
Shop Moment Wildcat Tour 118 skis
Common Questions
Who should buy the Moment Wildcat Tour 108?
The Moment Wildcat Tour 108 suits skiers who tour for playful descents rather than for lap times or trenches. Mustache Rocker with camber underfoot makes it quick to pivot and lively out of a turn, and 108 mm underfoot floats soft snow. At 1,500 g per ski (174 cm) it is light enough for everyday backcountry days, which is why it works as a one-ski touring quiver in a mixed season.
What bindings work with the Moment Wildcat Tour 108?
The Moment Wildcat Tour 108 ships flat with no plate mounted and Moment specifies no reinforcing plate, so it takes pin-tech touring bindings, hybrid bindings, and a standard alpine binding. A ski carries no boot sole standard, so match the binding to your boot sole norm rather than to the ski. Moment recommends a 108 mm brake to match the 108 mm waist, and notes brakes within 7 mm to 9 mm of the waist in either direction will clear.
How much does the Moment Wildcat Tour 108 weigh?
This needs a note, because Moment publishes weight per pair rather than per ski. Halved and stated per ski, the figures are 1,400 g at 164 cm, 1,500 g at 174 cm, 1,550 g at 179 cm, 1,700 g at 184 cm and 1,850 g at 190 cm. Moment's pair figures are rounded to 0.1 kg, so each per-ski figure carries 50 g of rounding. Read them as single-ski numbers, not pair numbers.
What length Moment Wildcat Tour 108 should I ski?
The run is 164, 174, 179, 184 and 190 cm, and the radius only moves from 21.5 m to 25 m across all five. Length therefore buys stability and float rather than a different turn shape. Trees and tight terrain point to 164 cm or 174 cm, and open terrain at speed to 184 cm or 190 cm. Moment's guidance is that the Wildcat skis shorter than its number.
Where should the Moment Wildcat Tour 108 be mounted?
Moment publishes the recommended line at 6 cm behind true center on every length, and that is our default. That progressive mount is central to how this ski feels, because it is what makes the tail easy to break loose and bring back around. Moving the mount rearward will make the ski feel more directional and take away some of the playfulness you bought it for.
What width skins fit the Moment Wildcat Tour 108?
Size skins off the 127 mm tail rather than the 108 mm waist, which puts the Wildcat Tour 108 on a 140 mm stock width trimmed to shape. The tail is rockered rather than flat, so a tail clip needs a strap or wrap fitting rather than a notch.
What is Mustache Rocker on the Moment Wildcat Tour 108?
Mustache Rocker is Moment's Wildcat profile: rocker at the tip and tail with camber underfoot. The rockered ends give float and make the ski easy to pivot and slash, and the camber section underfoot supplies the edge hold and the pop out of a turn. It is a different profile from the Triple Camber used on the Deathwish, which trades some of that liveliness for extra contact points on hard snow.
Is the Moment Wildcat Tour 108 stiff enough to charge on?
It will hold up, and we would still call it the playful option rather than the charger. The paulownia and ash core and the camber underfoot give real edge hold, but the deep rocker lines and progressive mount are tuned for pivoting and slashing rather than for driving through crud at speed. Skiers who want that from a Moment touring ski should look at the Deathwish Tour line instead.
Our Verdict
The Moment Wildcat Tour 108 is the touring ski for skiers whose favorite turn is a slash rather than a carve. Mustache Rocker keeps camber underfoot between rockered ends, which is what makes the ski lively and quick to pivot while still holding an edge, and the paulownia and ash core is why it comes in lighter than the narrower Deathwish Tour 104 at 1,500 g per ski (174 cm). The radius barely moves across five lengths, from 21.5 m at 164 cm to 25 m at 190 cm, so choosing a size is about float and stability rather than turn shape. What the Wildcat Tour 108 will not do is drive through crud like a charger, and skiers who want that should look at the Deathwish Tour line.
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