Moment Sierra

The Triple Camber profile is designed to give you multiple points of contact with the snow. This provides significantly better edge hold on hardpack and ice compared to a traditional camber, while still maintaining a consistent, predictable flex when you're turning.

The Sierra is approachable enough for an intermediate skier looking to progress, but its performance capabilities are robust enough for advanced riders who want a nimble, all-mountain ski. Its lightweight construction makes it easy to maneuver without feeling overly demanding.

These skis are built for versatility. The lightweight core and profile allow them to float well in softer snow and spring slush, while the extended edge construction ensures they remain stable and responsive when you're carving on groomed runs.

The extended edge is primarily about durability and control. By extending the metal edge further along the ski, you get a more robust build that stands up better to impacts and provides a more secure, reliable grip through the entire turn.

While the core is lightweight to prioritize agility and reduce fatigue, the Triple Camber profile helps compensate by keeping the ski locked into the snow. You will find it feels nimble and quick edge-to-edge, though it may not have the same damp, heavy feel as a traditional metal-laminate race ski.