From the looks of things, you're getting wise-Moment has been preaching the Triple Camber gospel now for well over a decade and the cult only grows, and it all started right here. The Deathwish still doesn't take no for an answer, even when you've long since wanted to call it quits-crud, chop, pow, hardpack, come what may. Still the best do-all, be-all ski in the lineup. Triple Camber offers more suspension, extra pop, and unrivaled edge hold over classic rocker profiles -a bit like traditional camber, but without any of the handling tradeoffs in deep and variable snow, a bit like a rockered-twin but with much more planted composure. Sturdy and planted, agile yet stable, powerful but quick-a living contradiction to the statement that you can't have it all, so forgiving yet so capable that it almost feels like cheating. There's a reason why most of people keep a pair on their feet and why it's the first ski into the ski bag no matter the destination. Ask around. Believe what you hear. Triple Camber is the way, the Deathwish carries the torch, and there's no going back. Consider this your warning label. Rocker at the tip and tail, low center camber and two sections of micro-camber embedded in front of and behind the binding. Rocker and low camber let the ski surf and slash in powder, while micro-camber sections create focused edge pressure on hardpack for carving.

• Terrain: All Mountain
  
• Ability: Advanced-Expert
  
• Triple Camber Twin Rocker
  
• Poplar / Ash Wood Core
  
• ABS Sidewall
  
• Carbon Fiber Hybrid Composite Structure
  
• Textured Nylon Topsheet
  
• 7500 Series Carbon Base
  
• VDS Damping
  
• 2.2mm Euro Edge