Black Crows Corvus Freebird 107 Skis - Unisex | MEC
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About this product
The Black Crows Corvus Freebird 107 is a freeride and freeskiing ski built for advanced to expert riders tackling off-piste terrain in mixed powder conditions. Available in three lengths (176, 183, and 188 cm), it carries a waist width of 119 to 120 mm depending on length, with full dimensions running 139-119-107 mm, 140-119-107 mm, and 142-120-107 mm respectively. A lightweight poplar wood core keeps the ski manageable underfoot while still delivering solid shock absorption and stability, and a semi-cap sidewall construction reinforced with carbon fiber and mixed glass laminate governs torsional rigidity and flex. The rocker tip paired with classic long camber underfoot gives the ski a versatile feel across variable snow. A Titanal mounting plate provides a firm foundation for hybrid bindings, and the sintered graphite base offers both speed and long-term durability. Weights range from 3.65 kg at 176 cm to 4.15 kg at 188 cm. Manufactured in Austria, bindings are not included.
- Category
- Ski & Snowboard
- Brand
- Black Crows
- Color
- Pink
- Size
- Select
- Core
- Wood
- Weight
- 3.65kg (176cm) 3.75kg (183cm) 4.15kg (188cm)
- Ability
- Advanced Expert
- Made In
- Austria
- Terrain
- Off-Piste
- Style Id
- 6022-148
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Black Crows Corvus Freebird 107 for its exceptional downhill performance, stability, and versatility as a hybrid freeride-touring ski. Its 107mm waist, traditional camber with early tip rise, and titanal construction earn high marks for edge hold, dampening in variable and chopped snow, and confident charging at speed on steep terrain. Users highlight its ability to float well in powder while remaining composed on firm or icy snow. The most common criticism is its weight, around 1,900g per ski, which is considered heavy for dedicated touring and a real penalty on long uphill days. Reviewers also note it favors longer, more directional arcs and advanced to expert skiers, making it less playful or forgiving than lighter alternatives in the Black Crows lineup.
Specifications
- Packed weight
- 3.65 kg
- Ski waist width
- 119 mm
- Ski length
- 176,183,188 cm
Length options
| Length | Ski turn radius | Packed weight |
|---|---|---|
| 176 | 21 m | — |
| 183 | 21 m | 1.88 kg |
| 188 | 21 m | 1.99 kg |
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