Black Crows Solis Skis 2026

No, these are designed specifically for advanced to expert skiers who prioritize steep, technical terrain. The 25-meter turn radius and stiff, responsive construction require high-level technique and speed to engage properly.

While the 100mm waist offers decent float, the Solis is primarily built for firm snow, steep chutes, and technical descents rather than deep powder days. It will handle mixed conditions well, but it isn't a dedicated powder ski.

The Titanal plate provides a stable, damp platform directly under your boot. This enhances edge grip on icy or hard-packed snow, giving you the confidence to hold a line through high-speed, aggressive turns.

With a 25-meter radius, these skis are built for stability at speed and long, sweeping arcs. They are less nimble in tight, low-speed glades compared to skis with a shorter radius, but they offer exceptional composure when you are charging hard.

The partial twin tip is designed more for utility and easy turn release in technical terrain rather than park performance. While you can pivot the ski easily, it is not intended for dedicated freestyle or switch riding.

Skiers who dislike 'hinge points' or abrupt changes in stiffness will appreciate this design. It provides a predictable, consistent feel from tip to tail, which prevents oversteering and helps you maintain control in variable, demanding terrain.