If you are looking for an ideal ski for skialp and freetouring, 95 mm below the center is your ideal width. In soft snow, it creates sufficient buoyancy that will not drown you, and it will extract the maximum experience from every ride, which you will always enjoy thanks to its easy handling. 17% rocker and progressive tip improve buoyancy and give the ski stability, the ski does not bite even in blown snow.

The progressive tip, slightly raised heel and overall tuned stiffness will ensure that your skis will not cut into the soft snow, but will remain floating on the surface. The rigid center and reinforced tip ensure stability on the ice, without unwanted vibrations.

The stable grip will hold you during difficult descents and when zigzagging between trees. The right ratio between longitudinal and transverse stiffness is the key to your stability and easy handling of black crows skis.

Julien Regnier was well aware of this when designing the model, who, in the interest of your stability and safety, inserted the following elements into the camox freebird ski:

•     Titanal reinforcement in the middle of the ski - dampens vibrations, gives the ski stability and grip
•     speed stability and the possibility of mounting a hybrid binding
•     Carbon along the entire length - distributes the load over the entire length of the ski, high torsional stiffness.
•     Fiberglass - high torsional rigidity and long service life - the ski does not jump in the arc.
•     Medium-long camber – sufficient contact of the ski with the snow – the edge holds well at speed.

Features:

•     weight: 2950 g/pair in a length of 178 cm (lightened core)
•     width in the middle: 95 mm
•     dimensions tip/middle/heel: 136-95-114mm
•     wood: Pavlovnia
•     radius: 17m
•     Progressive front rocker and light back rocker: excellent control when turning
•     Easy maneuverability
•     Good floatation in powder
•     Medium flex: adaptive skiing

Binding is not included, it must be purchased.