22/23 DEATHWISH 104

Want the same snappy, poppy, slashy, intuitive, playful feel of the Deathwish in a ski you can rip on in firm conditions? The Deathwish 104 is for you—or anyone who wants near-telepathic connection to a ski in tighter quarters and on harder snow than the original 112-millimeter-wide Deathwish was designed for.  

Let’s make one thing clear: the Deathwish 104 is not just a Deathwish 112 with 8 millimeters shaved off the sides. It has a completely different core, layup, sidecut—even a different mounting point than the 112, all of which are intended to deliver a more driveable experience when you’re on top of the snow versus down in it. It’s a lively, rippable, and nimble mayhem machine, with plenty of grip to lay it down on hardpack and just enough width to keep you off the bottom when it dumps. Add a dose of pure Triple Camber strong enough to pitch a no-hitter, and the result is almost unholy—like a painting that keeps you young forever, or a haunted doll that makes your enemies go insane. A ski this eye-opening could only be the result of a deal with the Devil. And it could only be made by hand in the city God forgot when handing out grace and virtue.