Black Crows Draco Freebird
Best versatile touring ski for dedicated backcountry adventurers.
A dedicated backcountry tool that brings a playful, surfy character to deep powder days. It balances a lightweight construction for efficient climbing with a stable, progressive flex that handles variable snow conditions with ease.
$949.95
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Skimo Co
Who it's for
- Freeride tourers seeking a surfy and maneuverable feel in powder
- Backcountry skiers prioritizing a wide platform without a weight penalty
- Adventurous skiers looking for a reliable and fun soft-snow specialist
Who should skip it
- Skiers frequently encountering firm, technical, or icy alpine conditions
- Aggressive chargers who prefer a damp, heavy, and ultra-stable ride
- Technical ski mountaineers focused on maximum efficiency and traditional climbing
Performance breakdown
Powder Float
The 110mm waist delivers effortless buoyancy in the deepest backcountry snow.
Uphill Efficiency
Lightweight core construction keeps legs fresh during long, demanding skinning ascents.
Playful Maneuverability
Twin-tip design encourages creative, surfy turns in variable terrain.
Edge Stability
Robust sidewalls hold firm on hardpack but prioritize soft snow performance.
Turn Versatility
Progressive flex pattern adapts smoothly from tight trees to wide-open bowls.
Charging Capability
Stiff underfoot construction provides confidence when pushing speed through untouched terrain.
Key Specs
Weight
1750g
Camber Profile
Rocker, Camber, Rocker
Construction
Semi Cap, ABS Sidewall
Core Material
Paulownia and Poplar
Tip Width
126mm
Waist Width
110mm
Tail Width
138mm
Turn Radius
21m
Recommended Use
Powder/Freeride
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