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The Wildcat 98 doesn’t ask for perfect snow — it thrives in the wreckage. Narrower, quicker, and meaner than its bigger siblings, it’s tuned for snaking tight lines, ripping spring corn, and getting weird in the bumps. Narrow underfoot, wit...
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The leanest and meanest of the wildcat family. They rip, if you're thinking about them just pull the trigger and you won't regret it.
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Evan · April 30, 2026
They are the best ski have skied yet. The -6 mount point is perfect for and freestyle or front side conditions you throw at it. I was surprised with their carving ability having a 101 waist. Last but not least they have the coolest graphic of any ski ever made.
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Scott · April 8, 2026
I picked these up recently because I'm addicted to Moment skis. I wanted something that was as fun but a little chargier than my DW96 and I sized-up per the Moment size guide. I got them mounted in a day and threw in the bag for a trip to Alta/Bird. They were awesome in a few inches of fresh on 3/14 and again on near boilerplate refreeze 3/15 (fresh edges helped here). Ripped them again for a week of unfortunate spring season slop at Big Sky, switched to my DW96 for one day, and then switched right back. These just felt so right underfoot in every condition: groomers, steep stuff, moguls, and even the park. Personally, I really like the weight (not too light or too heavy), the flex pattern (stiffer than my other twin tips), and rocker (lots of it which made it ski a lot shorter in moguls). If you want a well-rocker'd twin that is confidence-inspiring in steeps and technical terrain, this is for you. It comes alive at higher speeds and the flex gives it good rebound out of a turn too. It's not a park noodle or low speed cruiser if that's what you're after.