Black Crows Anima 115 Skis - Unisex
$1,021.26
$1,458.95Save $437.69 (30%)
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About this product
The Black Crows Anima 115 is a unisex freeride ski designed for aggressive riders who pursue off-piste terrain and deep snow. Its 115mm waist, combined with a double rocker tip and tail profile and medium classic camber underfoot, provides float in powder while retaining edge control on firmer mixed conditions. A lightweight poplar wood core keeps the ski manageable across its four length options (176, 182, 189, and 194 cm) without sacrificing shock absorption or stability. Semi-cap sidewall construction reinforced with carbon fiber and Kevlar laminates governs torsional rigidity and flex, while a hardened overall flex supports confident performance across varying snow types. The long sidecut geometry aids stability at higher speeds, and a sintered graphite base rounds out the build with durability and solid glide. Dimensions run from 144-134-115mm at 176cm up to 148-137-115mm at 194cm, with weight scaling from 4.3kg to 4.9kg across the size range. The Anima 115 suits downhill and freeride skiing in powder and mixed conditions.
- Category
- Ski & Snowboard
- Brand
- Black Crows
- Color
- Dark Green
- Size
- Select
- Weight
- 4.3kg (176cm) 4.5kg (182cm) 4.75kg (189cm) 4.9kg (194cm)
- Terrain
- Off-Piste On-Piste
- Style Id
- 6036-938
- Dimension
- 144-134-115mm (176cm) 145-135-115mm (182cm) 147-136-115mm (189cm) 148-137-115mm (194cm)
- Ideal For
- Downhill skiing Freeride and freeskiing
- Snow Conditions
- Mixed Powder
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Black Crows Anima 115 for its exceptional stability at high speeds, outstanding powder flotation, and a rare ability to feel surfy and playful in soft snow while remaining composed in chop and variable conditions. The carbon/kevlar construction and camber underfoot earn repeated credit for edge hold that is surprisingly capable for a 115mm ski. Durability also draws positive remarks across multiple seasons of hard use. The most common criticisms center on weight: the ski is notably heavy, which can feel cumbersome in tight terrain and makes it a poor choice for long touring days. Reviewers also flag that it demands an advanced to expert skill level, rewards speed, and is not an ice specialist, with grip becoming limited on boilerplate.
Specifications
- Packed weight
- 4.30 kg
- Ski waist width
- 115 mm
- Ski length
- 176,182,189,194 cm
Length options
| Length | Ski turn radius | Packed weight |
|---|---|---|
| 176 | 19 m | 2.15 kg |
| 182 | 19 m | 2.25 kg |
| 189 | 19 m | 2.38 kg |
| 194 | 19 m | 2.45 kg |
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