Black Crows Draco Freebird 110 Skis - Unisex
$1,119.26
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About this product
The Black Crows Draco Freebird 110 is a unisex freeride and alpine touring ski built for off-piste terrain in mixed powder conditions. Available in three lengths (175 cm, 181 cm, and 189 cm), it carries a 110 mm waist width that delivers solid float without sacrificing edge control. The tip-to-tail dimensions run 136-125-110 mm at 175 cm, 138-126-110 mm at 181 cm, and 139-127-110 mm at 189 cm, reflecting a long sidecut designed for stability at high speeds. The core combines poplar and paulownia wood with polyurethane foam and fiberglass reinforcement, while a semi-cap sidewall integrates carbon fiber and mixed glass laminate to manage torsion and flex. A progressive, firm flex pattern supports precision across varying snow types, and a double rocker profile at both tip and tail promotes floatation, with classic camber underfoot maintaining reliable snow contact. The orange colorway completes a ski suited to committed backcountry and freeskiing use.
- Category
- Ski & Snowboard
- Brand
- Black Crows
- Color
- Orange
- Size
- Select
- Core
- Wood
- Terrain
- Off-Piste
- Style Id
- 6026-347
- Dimension
- 136-125-110mm (175cm) 138-126-110mm (181cm) 139-127-110mm (189cm)
- Ideal For
- Alpine touring Freeride and freeskiing
- Construction
- Combination
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Black Crows Draco Freebird 110 for its playful, surfy character and impressive versatility as the only twin-tip in the Freebird touring lineup. Its stiff underfoot feel paired with soft, progressive tips and tails earns repeated compliments for delivering confidence at high speeds while remaining fun and maneuverable in tight terrain. Powder float and performance on firm or variable snow are both highlighted as strengths. The most common criticisms center on weight, as it is notably heavier than dedicated uphill touring skis, making long ascents more demanding. Reviewers also note it rewards an active, centered stance and can be less forgiving for skiers who prefer a more forward, directional style, with the tip occasionally diving in deep snow if not skied precisely. It is broadly recommended for advanced to expert backcountry skiers who prioritize downhill performance and playfulness over uphill efficiency.
Specifications
- Ski waist width
- 110 mm
- Ski length
- 176,181,189 cm
Length options
| Length | Ski turn radius | Packed weight |
|---|---|---|
| 176 | 21 m | 1.82 kg |
| 181 | 21 m | 1.90 kg |
| 189 | 23 m | 2.05 kg |
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