Black Crows Draco Freebird Skis + Tyrolia Attack Hybrid 14 MN Alpine Touring Ski Bindings 2026

Name: Black Crows Draco Freebird Skis + Tyrolia Attack Hybrid 14 MN Alpine Touring Ski Bindings 2026
Brand: Black Crows
Price: 1941.81 CAD
Availability: InStock

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About this product

The Black Crows Draco Freebird is the widest ski in Black Crows' alpine touring lineup, sitting at a 110 mm waist width and available in three lengths: 175, 181, and 189 cm. It steps into the role previously held by the Ferox in this width category, bringing a less aggressive tip shape, a longish 21-meter sidecut, and a smooth flex that makes it more manageable in tight terrain without giving up meaningful downhill performance. The profile is a double rocker with a slight camber underfoot, offering float in deeper snow alongside reliable edge hold. Construction centers on a paulownia and poplar core, semi-cap framing with ABS sidewalls, and a sintered base for durable glide. This package pairs the skis with Tyrolia Attack Hybrid 14 MN alpine touring bindings, making it a capable mid-winter backcountry setup suited to intermediate-to-advanced skiers who prioritize both uphill efficiency and downhill capability on deeper days.

Category: Ski & Snowboard
Brand: Black Crows
Color: Black
Size: 110 mm
Base: Sintered Base
Core: Paulownia and Poplar Core
Sku#: 279989
Type: Alpine Touring Packages
Sidewalls: Semi-Cap with ABS Sidewalls
Rocker Type: Double Rocker with a Slight Camber Underfoot

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Black Crows Draco Freebird as the most playful and float-focused ski in the Black Crows touring lineup, highlighting its twin-tip shape, 110mm waist, and double-rocker profile for excellent powder float, easy pivoting, and a surfy, drifty feel on the descent. Expert testers note it performs surprisingly well on firm snow and at high speeds for a ski this wide, and its poplar/paulownia core delivers a good balance of energy and dampness. The most common criticism is weight: at roughly 1,700g per ski, it is notably heavy for a touring ski, making long ascents less efficient than lighter competitors. Some testers also note it rewards active, precise skiing and can feel demanding for more passive skiers. The Tyrolia Attack Hybrid 14 MN binding is widely praised for delivering true alpine downhill performance with a simple, tool-free transition to a tech-pin touring mode. Reviewers appreciate its broad boot compatibility (Alpine, GripWalk, and Touring norms) and easy brake lockout for skinning. The main knock is weight, as the binding is heavier than most dedicated touring options, and it offers only a single heel riser height.

Specifications

Ski waist width: 110 mm
Ski length: 175,181,189 cm

Length options

Length	Ski turn radius	Packed weight
175	21 m	2.65 kg
181	21 m	2.71 kg
189	23 m	2.90 kg

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