Moment

Meridian 107 Ski

A meridian is a pathway on which your vital life force flows from one point to another, and when you really think about it, the Moment Meridian 107 Ski is no different. Designed to ensure a continuous, unimpeded stream of energy through trees, narrow chutes, and bottomless powder bowls alike, the Meridian touts an all-mountain construction that makes it ideal for days when you just don't know what exactly Mother Nature will throw your way.

And while that word hoo-doo is all nice and pretty, it doesn't give the Meridian the proper justice it deserves. In fact, the original ideation for the Meridian started when team rider Carston Oliver requested a slightly more narrow version of Moment's fat and powerful Chipotle Banana, simply because the Chipotle Banana is not exactly the kind of versatile ski you can rely on when conditions call for the security of edges. Henceforth, a dream became a reality and a star was born—and it was named: the Meridian. More specifically, 107mm-waisted Meridian touts a full rocker profile that floats, arcs, and holds an edge when you need it to, yet still ensures a quick-turnaround (shocking, we know). And since it's lacking camber to flex, skiers who fall on the lighter end of the spectrum (or those who simply prefer to charge at a mellow speed) are able to ski confidently without worrying about getting launched off into the outer limits like a cowboy on a bucking bronco.

Not to mention, this ski features a stiff flex that ultimately discourages chatter and deflection when hauling around at high speeds. The aspen and ash core ensures things stay light, lively, and durable, while the fiberglass laminates and snappy carbon fiber stringers assure unimpeded versatility (stiff on hardpack and playful in powder). UHMH sidewalls, burly steel edges, and a sintered base ensure you can huck, tumble, and egregiously maneuver obstacles without having to call it quits for the day.