black crows Camox Freebird

While it can handle resort laps, the Camox Freebird is purpose-built for backcountry touring. Its lightweight construction and skin-friendly tail notch make it ideal for long ascents, though the titanal plate underfoot provides enough stability to handle variable resort conditions comfortably.

At 95mm underfoot, this ski is designed for versatility rather than deep-powder flotation. It offers quick edge-to-edge transitions and reliable grip on firm snow, but if you primarily ski deep backcountry powder, you might prefer a wider model in the black crows lineup.

The progressive front rocker and slight tail rocker are designed for skiers who want intuitive turn initiation and a playful feel. It is a great choice for those who prefer a ski that pivots easily in tight terrain but still holds a solid edge when you need to carve.

Not at all. While the paulownia core keeps the weight down for easier climbing, the addition of carbon and glass fibers, combined with the titanal mounting plate, provides the necessary dampening and torsional rigidity to keep the ski stable and chatter-free at speed.

The Camox Freebird features a titanal mounting plate specifically designed to enhance binding retention. It is compatible with most standard touring and alpine bindings, but we always recommend confirming compatibility with your specific binding model before mounting.