Our complete test of the Movement Sequence 104 was conducted in the field under different snow conditions. Find the detailed analysis of the uphill behavior, downhill performance, strengths, limitations, and our verdict in the magazine.
The Movement Sequence 104 is the widest model in the Sequence range. Developed for skiers who prioritize downhill quality without sacrificing the efficiency needed to access the most beautiful lines, it is aimed at freerando and ski touring enthusiasts looking for a modern, versatile, and high-performance ski.
With its 104 mm underfoot, the Sequence 104 is designed to offer excellent floatation in deep snow while maintaining stability and control when conditions become more demanding. Its directional shape combined with a progressive rocker in the tip promotes floatation in powder, facilitates terrain changes, and improves maneuverability in varied snow conditions.
The construction combines a paulownia and poplar core to find the best compromise between lightness, dynamism, and robustness. Natural flax fibers complement the whole to improve vibration absorption and provide more comfort during long descents in the mountains.
The Sequence 104 also incorporates Cork Tip technology in the tip. This natural material helps to limit vibrations and enhance stability when the snow becomes more irregular. The whole is paired with a high-density base designed to offer excellent glide quality and good durability over the seasons.
Designed for advanced to expert skiers, this model is suitable for both freerando outings and long ski touring days where the pleasure of the descent remains the priority. Its generous width, modern construction, and versatile behavior allow you to confidently tackle powder bowls, large alpine routes, and varied terrains encountered throughout the winter.
With the Sequence 104, Movement offers a ski capable of combining the expected performance of a downhill-oriented model with the level of lightness necessary to explore new routes and fully enjoy the best snow conditions.
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