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Black Crows Camox Freebird 95 Skis - Unisex | MEC

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About this product

The Black Crows Camox Freebird 95 is a unisex alpine touring ski built for advanced intermediate riders seeking performance across off-piste and mixed powder terrain. Its paulownia wood core keeps weight manageable, ranging from 2.55 kg at 157 cm to 3.3 kg at 188 cm, while delivering effective vibration damping on variable snow. A semi-cap sidewall construction combines carbon fiber and mixed glass laminate to balance torsional stiffness with a forgiving intermediate flex. Titanal reinforcements underfoot accommodate hybrid bindings, and a long sidecut geometry promotes stability at higher speeds. The double rocker profile, with rocker at both tip and tail, provides float in soft snow, while classic camber underfoot maintains reliable edge contact on firmer surfaces. Available in lengths from 157 cm to 188 cm, with dimensions ranging from 132-111-95 mm to 136-116-95 mm depending on length, these skis are manufactured in Bulgaria and sold without bindings.

Category: Ski & Snowboard
Color: Red
Size: 188cm
Core: Wood
Weight: 2.55kg (157cm) 2.7kg (164cm) 2.85kg (171cm) 2.95kg (178cm) 3.1kg (183cm) 3.3kg (188cm)
Ability: Advanced Intermediate
Made In: Bulgaria
Terrain: Off-Piste
Dimension: 132-111-95mm (157cm) 134-112-95mm (164cm) 134-113-95mm (171cm) 136-114-95mm (178cm) 136-115-95mm (183cm) 136-116-95mm (188cm)

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Black Crows Camox Freebird 95 as one of the most versatile all-around backcountry touring skis available, earning repeated Editors' Choice recognition. Its 95mm waist is widely celebrated for striking an ideal balance, offering enough float in soft snow and powder while remaining capable on firm, icy, or technical terrain. The damp, smooth, and predictable ride is a recurring highlight, as is the ski's maneuverability in tight trees and couloirs thanks to a short turn radius and low swing weight. The uphill performance is considered solid and manageable for long days. The most common criticism is that the weight, while acceptable, is not class-leading for a touring ski. Skiers in deep, wet snowpacks (such as the Pacific Northwest) also note that the 95mm waist can feel limiting in heavy midwinter conditions, and a minority of testers found the tails slightly grabby.

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