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Black Crows Atris Reviews:
Playful and durable!
As a powerful/playful skier, I really enjoy how these skis help me perform through whatever snow conditions and terrain. The 108mm width is perfect for gliding through powder and I've still managed to navigate my way around tight sections of trees, rocks and stumps while maintaining control and stability. They also carve really well on groomers with a quick edge. Overall, these are my go-to skis for any day.
Height: 5' 9'' Weight: 150 Age: 23
Terrain: All Mountain, Park, Backcountry, Groomers
Jake Burchmore on Jan. 13th 2021
The Couloir Slayer
Does the thought of a 50degree couloir excite you? Are playful yet stable skis with just the right amount of rocker your style? Do you like showering with your favorite person? If so check out the Atris by Black Crows! This tester has skied many of the classic Eastern Sierra lines, on many different skis, and has yet to find a set-up better suited to skiing steeps confidently in all types of snow, followed by jumping off of everything in sight on the way back to the trailhead. .
Height: 6' 0'' Weight: 170 Age: 28
Terrain: Steep Couloirs!
Superstokedsteve on Feb. 25th 2021
This Ski Is A Staff Favorite:
Read all of our Black Crows Atris staff reviewsThis ski might be marketed as a resort ski, but where I think this really belongs is in the backcountry. It skis supremely well when compared with almost any touring specific ski, while keeping its weight nice and low. This ski is built to hold up to high speed resort big mountain laps, but the pure wood construction makes it a no brainer to throw some touring bindings on, take it out to your favorite backcountry line, and let 'er rip. You won't have to worry about these skis getting squirelly on you. It just works.
By: Tyler JWhat a fantastically well rounded ski, and another ski that was part of our famous Wolf Creek adventure. This was my ski of choice for when the ski area had only reported 3 inches, but we were pleasantly surprised by about a foot. As I have stated in a few other reviews, anything is going to be fun in a foot of snow as long as it is wide enough and has some rocker. This ski felt wider than what it actually is in deep snow and I have also had the chance to take it out on harder snow days earlier in the season, and I was quite impressed. I wouldn't lie to you, there is definitely some chatter at the highest of speeds but really no loss of edge hold. This could be a quiver of one for someone who spends 80% of their time off the groomed trails. The ski shines most in tight turning scenarios like moguls and trees. Also, when choosing a size for this ski, do not be afraid to size up just a bit. I normally am most comfortable in the upper 170's as far as length goes and I rocked the 184cm with ease.
By: ZackAs a freeride-oriented skier with a lust for powder, I feel like I'm always on a quest to find a mid-fat all-mountain ski that's playful and surfy enough for soft snow and smooth and stable enough to bust crud or rip carves. I don't like noodle skis, but I'm not a hulking ex-racer looking for a pure bomber. I dare say the Atris gets me. Like, more than any ski (or woman) ever has. At Wolf Creek, the ski floated, sprayed, and slashed through trees in two-plus feet (yeehaw!) of fresh storm snow. Then it popped off cornices and cliffs. Then it laid smooth trenches on packed trails. Then it ok, I'll stop. I think you get the point.
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By: Matt2024-2025 Black Crows Atris Review
Editor's Note: The 24/25 Black Crows Atris returns unchanged after its overhaul for 22-23. This review discusses the latest Atris construction and was originally published in May 2022. We've updated it with fresh photos. The Third-Edition Black Crows Atris is Here. Not that you asked—but my first ski purchase as a Powder7 employee was the Black Crows Atris. It was 2017, and Powder7 was the preeminent North American dealer of Black Crows, a fresh Chamonix-based ski brand full of pizazz. The ski instantly became my all-time favorite, leapfrogging all of about three other skis on ... Continue Reading
2024-2025 Black Crows Skis Preview
Black Crows Skis 2025: First Look Nouveau Corvus Incrementally, Black Crows is updating their classics. Two years ago, we got an updated Atris, their big mountain staple. Last year, a new powder hunting Nocta. This year, Black Crows' original ski gets a complete overhaul. The Corvus, their mid-fat charger, gets a brand new shape and core this year. Combined with a new frontside ski, and their annual graphics update, Black Crows skis in 2025 continue to change things up. What's New Let's talk Corvus. The first ski Black Crows released back in the late 2000s, the ... Continue Reading
Our Take On The 2025 Black Crows Atris:
Few skis reach the point of cult classic status, but the Black Crows Atris quickly rose to the challenge and won our hearts right when it was released. Endlessly playful, responsive, and stable enough to charge with the best of them, the Atris quickly became a ski we all reached for no matter the conditions. So when we heard the Atris was changing last year, you can understand our slight distress. The good news? Not all change is bad. Instead of a total overhaul, the changes are more like refinements that improve stability and smoothness on firmer snow. Black Crows moved the contact points closer to the tip and tail, elongating the effective edge and giving you greater stability when carving or edging through crusty steeps. With a slightly trimmer waist -- 108mm to 105mm -- you can quickly roll the skis over on edge. Despite this, the Atris doesn't lose it's character. You still get the same poppy and playful ride that attracted all of us in the first place. It's just as easy to flick to the side when bashing through tight trees, navigating tech-y steeps, or racing through bump runs. And with the new shape, you get greater edge hold in those places when conditions are not as soft as you might want them to be. The ski also remains metal-less, a unique find in today's partial-metal-laminate trend, giving you a progressive flex that's just as fun to play around on and provides great suspension. So often we are looking for the ski that can do quite literally anything and everything, and while there's no one magic ski that carves as well as it floats in powder, the 2024 Atris certainly gives other skis a run for their money.
2025 Black Crows Atris Specs:
Dimensions: 138/105/122 Radius: 20m@172cm Rocker: Freeride Rocker Ability Level: 
Construction: Partial Sidewall Weight: 3688 grams (per pair for size 178cm) Learn more about ski weights Video:
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