Black Crows Camox Freebird Skis

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Powder7 Staff Pick Ambassador Becky L
By: Ambassador Becky L
This is an excellent all-around touring ski. The Camox Freebird is lightweight and super maneuverable in a wide range of conditions. It’s easy to make quick turns in the trees and unpredictable snow coverage. The combination of wood core stiffness and a 96mm waist give the ski just enough side-cut and stability to drive on firmer slopes. The “freeride rocker” (tip and tail rocker) allows playfulness in powder and more than adequate contact for skinning. I enjoy both the reactivity and playfulness of the Camox Freebird construction – filling my backcountry days with a good dose of ripping turns and easy skinning. This makes a great lightweight ski for touring and playing on any slope you encounter in the backcountry, without sacrificing any performance!

I personally went shorter on the length for my skis, but quickly realized the features I described above provide ample maneuverability and performance for choosing a longer ski length if you choose!

Our Take On The 2027 Black Crows Camox Freebird:

The Black Crows Camox Freebird has long set the gold standard for all-terrain touring, and its latest redesign somehow makes this backcountry benchmark even better. Widened slightly to 97mm underfoot, it gains extra floatation in soft snow without sacrificing the quick, edge-to-edge agility that made it famous. A tightened 18-meter turning radius and solid flex underfoot make it surprisingly dynamic on hardpack, giving you dependable edge grip when tackling sketchy, refrozen snow. Up front, progressive tip rocker keeps things surfy, while an early-rise tail lets you pivot effortlessly through tight trees and steep chutes—the very kind Jim Morrison tackled on Everest. Black Crows also added extra fiberglass under the bindings for improved screw retention and an integrated skin-hook notch at the tail. Don't stress when you see that new tail hole; it's supposed to be there to make transitions seamless. Light enough for all-day skinning yet stout enough to charge the descent, the Camox Freebird is built for backcountry skiers seeking one playful, ultra-reliable setup for everything from midwinter powder hunts to long spring missions.

2027 Black Crows Camox Freebird Specs:

Dimensions:125/97/111
Radius:18m@155cm
Rocker:5
Ability Level:Ability Level 7
Construction:Partial Sidewall
Weight:3000 grams (per pair for size 178cm) Learn more about ski weights

Skis In The Black Crows Camox Series:


Camox (93mm) In Stock

Camox Birdie (97mm) In Stock

Camox Freebird (97mm) In Stock

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