Liberty Origin

It is a hybrid. While it is built with lightweight materials to make uphill touring efficient, its construction and 106mm waist width are robust enough to handle resort days and variable in-bounds conditions comfortably.

The 106mm width is a sweet spot for versatility. It provides enough surface area for float in deep powder, yet remains narrow enough to hold an edge and transition quickly on firmer, packed snow.

This ski is best suited for experienced skiers who spend significant time in the backcountry but still want a reliable, predictable ride. It rewards a skier who values agility on the climb and stability on technical descents.

Not at all. By blending carbon fiber with an aspen core, Liberty achieves a balance where the ski feels snappy and responsive without being overly rigid. The sandwich sidewall construction helps dampen vibrations, keeping the ride smooth even when conditions get choppy.

The 21.5-meter radius is designed for stability at speed and long, sweeping turns in open terrain. It feels less 'twitchy' than a slalom ski, giving you more confidence when navigating steep, alpine faces.

Yes, the design incorporates specific elements to accommodate climbing skins, making them ready for backcountry use right out of the box.