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Moment Wildcat 101 Skis · 2023 · 179 cm

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You are taking about skis with such huge sweet spots that not a lot of skis can really offer. The skis that I think have the best shot of being the a ski that could pull it off are the moment wildcat 101, jskis master blaster, icelantic nomad 95.

As a thought experiment, what is the single most versatile ski for the widest audience? A lot of all-mountain award winners usually specify advanced+ skiers and have a bias towards one type of terrain or another.

What skis would provide the widest envelope of performance for the widest group of people, eg acceptable performance in everything if not actually the best performance in anything. As in I could give a chargey 220lb western advanced skier and a timid 150lb eastern intermediate the same skis and both would have a decent if not amazing time. 

IDK if this ski exists, but it would probably have:

* rockered/twinned tips and tails 
* moderate weight 
* fat enough width for soft snow
* narrow enough for hardpack
* reasonably stiff flex underfoot
* 15-20m sidecut 
* reasonably soft flex in the tips/tails
* some vibration damping construction (carbon, partial titanal, etc)
* adapts well to progressive as well as traditional mount points 
* adapts well to skiers of variable size/weight 

The closest skis I can think of are Salomon QSTs, Fischer Ranger FRs, Line Sick Days, Elan Ripsticks; none of which seem to be particularly best selling or award winning.

<div class="md"><p>As a thought experiment, what is the single most versatile ski for the widest audience? A lot of all-mountain award winners usually specify advanced+ skiers and have a bias towards one type of terrain or another.</p>

<p>What skis would provide the widest envelope of performance for the widest group of people, eg acceptable performance in everything if not actually the best performance in anything. As in I could give a chargey 220lb western advanced skier and a timid 150lb eastern intermediate the same skis and both would have a decent if not amazing time. </p>

<p>IDK if this ski exists, but it would probably have:</p>

<ul>
<li>rockered/twinned tips and tails </li>
<li>moderate weight </li>
<li>fat enough width for soft snow</li>
<li>narrow enough for hardpack</li>
<li>reasonably stiff flex underfoot</li>
<li>15-20m sidecut </li>
<li>reasonably soft flex in the tips/tails</li>
<li>some vibration damping construction (carbon, partial titanal, etc)</li>
<li>adapts well to progressive as well as traditional mount points </li>
<li>adapts well to skiers of variable size/weight </li>
</ul>

<p>The closest skis I can think of are Salomon QSTs, Fischer Ranger FRs, Line Sick Days, Elan Ripsticks; none of which seem to be particularly best selling or award winning.</p>

<p>Edit: of course there isn’t such a thing as one ski that’s really good at everything, but what would be interesting is the notion of a ski that is good <em>enough</em> at everything. There’s clearly a spectrum of versatility; on one extreme you have hyper specialized skis (e.g. 200+cm FIS downhill skis or short/center mounted jib noodles). But what exists on the other end of that extreme?</p>
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Jack of all trades

 Both are great options but if cost matters to you, you definitely won't be disappointed with the Enforcer 104. The Wildcat 101 is an outstanding ski too though (speaking from experience with the 108), and it is lighter and quicker than the Enforcer.

Looking for a good all-mountain ski for trees and learning drops that can also cut through crud and occasionally carve groomers. I found enforcers on sale for $580 and I also went on curated and my guy recommended the wildcats for $750 and seems to think I will prefer them, that they will cut through crud better and chatter less. He has been very nice and helpful but at the end of the day he still has a profit incentive to I figured I would ask for second opinions. Thanks in advance!

<div class="md"><p>Looking for a good all-mountain ski for trees and learning drops that can also cut through crud and occasionally carve groomers. I found enforcers on sale for $580 and I also went on curated and my guy recommended the wildcats for $750 and seems to think I will prefer them, that they will cut through crud better and chatter less. He has been very nice and helpful but at the end of the day he still has a profit incentive to I figured I would ask for second opinions. Thanks in advance!</p>
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Nordica Enforcer 104 vs. Moment Wildcat 101

If you can get the Wildcat 101 on sale that's what I'd pick if I were you, based on how you like to ski

In between the skis listed above and trying to take advantage of some of the sales going on here in SLC. Can't demo so really just hoping to get some good info on all of these models, or suggestions for similar skis. I was pretty set on the Deathwishes but the triple camber just irks me. Struggle to drop that amount of cash for a ski with a profile I've never ridden before. 

I'm probably 50/50 on and off piste and trying to get into a bit more free ride. But realistically, I'll still be bombing groomers with my buddies on days where it hasn't snowed in a bit.

Should I be weary of the Deathwishes because of their profile? Any reviews or suggestions appreciated

<div class="md"><p>In between the skis listed above and trying to take advantage of some of the sales going on here in SLC. Can&#39;t demo so really just hoping to get some good info on all of these models, or suggestions for similar skis. I was pretty set on the Deathwishes but the triple camber just irks me. Struggle to drop that amount of cash for a ski with a profile I&#39;ve never ridden before. </p>

<p>I&#39;m probably 50/50 on and off piste and trying to get into a bit more free ride. But realistically, I&#39;ll still be bombing groomers with my buddies on days where it hasn&#39;t snowed in a bit.</p>

<p>Should I be weary of the Deathwishes because of their profile? Any reviews or suggestions appreciated</p>
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Came here to say on3p Jeffrey 102 but it’s been mentioned before.  They are spendy but dialed durable and worth it.  I’m an original owner of 2011 Billygoats with over 500 days at snowbird still lots of life in them

my line vision 108s just broke after 3 weeks of use. i loved the feel of them. looking for a more durable freestyle ski that skis similar to them. any suggestions?

Get an equally heavy park ski like the ON3P Crushin' Cans. Or all mountain freestyle like the Jeffrey 102 / 110.

Hi,
I’m an intermediate skier and am 185cm and 230lbs (I’m heavy because of weight lifting ).

I mostly do groomed runs and park skiing. But do want to explore other portions of the mountain as I get better. Live on the Canadian west coast and mostly ski local mountains.

What Skis would you guys recommend I look at?
Also, what kind of boot flex rating should I aim for?

<div class="md"><p>Hi,
I’m an intermediate skier and am 185cm and 230lbs (I’m heavy because of weight lifting ).</p>

<p>I mostly do groomed runs (80%) and some park skiing (20%). But do want to explore other portions of the mountain as I get better. Live on the Canadian west coast and mostly ski local mountains.</p>

<p>What Skis would you guys recommend I look at?
Also, what kind of boot flex rating should I aim for?</p>
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Ski recommendations for intermediate, heavy skier?

I agree ~105 give or take is the sweet spot for a daily driver out here. Another poster already mentioned the ON3P Woodsman 102 or 110, which I haven't skied but I hear are great. I used to ski ON3P Kartel 108s (now called the Jeffrey) and it's a good ski but more freestyle focused and almost demands a more centered stance. ON3Ps are super durable though and on the heavier side which is good for our heavier snow

Thanks in advance for your suggestions. I'm looking to add to my current one-ski quiver. I am Male, 5'10", 165lb, age 29. I have been skiing for 3 years, and my ability level is somewhere around "Early Advanced" (8/13 according to [inside out skiing](https://www.insideoutskiing.com/level.html)). My current daily driver is a pair of 165cm Line Supernaturals 92s that I bought to start skiing in the northeast, but I have since moved to Washington and mostly ski Crystal Mountain, with occasional trips to other popular west-coast destinations for a total of about 30 days per season. I'm looking for a ski that can better handle PNW powder and charge through crud a bit better. My current setup seems to cause my legs to deflect in every direction while charging through crud, leaving me feeling less confident. I primarily ski off-piste / trees, but would appreciate a ski that can still handle the occasional groomer. I will not be doing any park skiing with these skis, and on days where conditions look a bit more like the ice coast, I will probably use my Line Supernaturals instead.

My current thoughts: I definitely want something wider and longer than my current ski. I am no longer a beginner, and I think I would benefit from something in the area of 175-180cm. And of course wider, because 92cm doesn't provide quite enough float on powder days. I think around 105mm is the sweet spot, but anything in the 100-110 range should be OK. I really like the style of j skis and on3p, and I think they should have something that fits the bill, but ultimately I'm open to any brand. Thanks again for your suggestions!

<div class="md"><p>** Edit: Thanks for all the advice. I pulled the trigger on <a href="https://imgur.com/a/8lH9C0m">ON3P Woodsman 110</a>. </p>

<p>Thanks in advance for your suggestions. I&#39;m looking to add to my current one-ski quiver. I am Male, 5&#39;10&quot;, 165lb, age 29. I have been skiing for 3 years, and my ability level is somewhere around &quot;Early Advanced&quot; (8/13 according to <a href="https://www.insideoutskiing.com/level.html">inside out skiing</a>). My current daily driver is a pair of 165cm Line Supernaturals 92s that I bought to start skiing in the northeast, but I have since moved to Washington and mostly ski Crystal Mountain, with occasional trips to other popular west-coast destinations for a total of about 30 days per season. I&#39;m looking for a ski that can better handle PNW powder and charge through crud a bit better. My current setup seems to cause my legs to deflect in every direction while charging through crud, leaving me feeling less confident. I primarily ski off-piste / trees, but would appreciate a ski that can still handle the occasional groomer. I will not be doing any park skiing with these skis, and on days where conditions look a bit more like the ice coast, I will probably use my Line Supernaturals instead.</p>

<p>My current thoughts: I definitely want something wider and longer than my current ski. I am no longer a beginner, and I think I would benefit from something in the area of 175-180cm. And of course wider, because 92cm doesn&#39;t provide quite enough float on powder days. I think around 105mm is the sweet spot, but anything in the 100-110 range should be OK. I really like the style of j skis and on3p, and I think they should have something that fits the bill, but ultimately I&#39;m open to any brand. Thanks again for your suggestions!</p>
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