Moment Deathwish 96 Skis 2027

The Moment Deathwish 96 is one of the most unique all-mountain skis on the market. If you've never skied Moment's Triple Camber design before, it's one of those things that sounds gimmicky until you actually ski it. Then it clicks.

Unlike a traditional rocker/camber/rocker ski, the Deathwish 96 adds two subtle pockets of camber just outside your bindings. The result is a ski that feels loose and easy to pivot when you want it to, but bites into firmer snow with far more confidence than you'd expect from something this playful. It's a little like a bread knife cutting through crusty sourdough—it grabs when it needs to without feeling locked into the turn.

At 96 mm underfoot, this is the quickest and most versatile Deathwish in the lineup. It feels equally happy making short, energetic turns on groomers as it does darting through bumps, trees, or chalky off-piste terrain. The more progressive -6 cm mount point also means you don't have to ski it like a race ski. You can pressure the tips when charging, or stand centered and slash your way down the mountain.

What really separates the Deathwish 96 is that planted feeling. Most playful skis feel vague once conditions get firm. The Deathwish doesn't. You still get that surfy, pivoty personality, but with edge hold that inspires confidence when the snow gets scraped off or variable.

If you're looking for a ski that's energetic, playful, and surprisingly trustworthy on hard snow, it's easy to see why the Deathwish has become one of Moment's most popular skis.