Versatility is the name of the game, and when you’re out there (and we mean WAY out there) mid suffer-fest, that’s even more true. Having skis on your feet that are as confidence-inspiring as they are utilitarian means the difference between option C and calling it quits. Believe us—we’ve been there.
The Wildcat Tour 108 is the embodiment of exactly that versatility. Slashable and easy to pivot, with plenty of confidence-inspiring backbone, built on the same chassis you’ve fallen in love with—just trimmed up for the skin up.
No gram-shaving, durability-compromising gimmicks to leave you tiptoeing traverses or leaving fresh lines untouched for fear of shark attacks and landmines. We use identical base, edge, sidewall, and hardwood stringers found in the full-weight counterpart, because skis are tools, not treasures. No need to ski any differently or suffer panic attacks when the one rock you *couldn’t* hit becomes the one you tag on the exit.
Patron saint of lost causes, ruthless optimism, and ‘it all looks pretty thrashed out there but I bet…’ type days. The Wildcat Tour 108 works smarter, so you can play harder—for longer. Light enough to make five laps feel like three, quick enough for billy-goatin’ chutes, stout enough to lay trenches in west-facing exit crust, and built proper so you still have skis for another lap when you gamble on coverage and lose. We like those odds—that’s why the narrower Wildcat concept started right here.