- Skis
- Carving (84mm & Less)
- Frontside (82-88mm)
- All-Mountain (88-102mm)
- Big-Mountain / Freeride (100-112mm)
- Powder (112mm & Wider)
- Carving (84mm & Less)
- Frontside (82-88mm)
- All-Mountain (88-102mm)
- Big-Mountain / Freeride (100-112mm)
- Powder (112mm & Wider)
Find Your Perfect Ski:
Men's Skis By Width:
Women's Skis By Width:
Sell:
By Category:
Need Help?
- Boots
Size Calculator:
Book Bootfitting:
Boot Accessories:
Shop By Features:
Need Help?
By Men's US Shoe or Mondo Size:
- Bindings
Shop By Category:
Shop By Skier Weight:
- Poles
Shop By Your Height:
Shop By Category
- Clothing
- Helmets
- Goggles
- Snowboard
Snowboard Gear:
- Brands
- More
Backcountry / AT Gear:
Bags:
Tunes & Mounts:
Powder7 Collection:
Even More:
- Sale
- Our Story
- Lift Line Blog
Shop Men's Clothing:
Shop Women's Clothing:
Top Brands:
In Stock Now:
This Ski Is A Staff Favorite:
Read all of our Black Crows Camox staff reviewsBlack Crows made something pretty special here. If you walk into a ski shop with no idea of what you want or no knowledge of what makes skis different from one another, you probably need a Camox. It is the ultimate do it all ski. While this ski doesn't have outstanding strengths it has zero weaknesses. From the groomers to the trees, all the way to the steeps, this ski will perform everywhwere. Are you an absolute beginner who skis with their boots on the wrong feet? buy a Camox. If you are a nutty cliff seeking crazy person? You'd probably like a Camox. So yeah... give it a whirl. You won't be dissapointed.
By: GeorgeThis is the first Black Crows ski I ever skied. It was a less-than-ideal snow day. I was at Eldora, of all places. I know, I know. I wanted to avoid the crowds. I was skiing with my buddy Chris, the man with whom I've feared for my life more times than I can count, but he's brought me along on some absolutely insane ski runs. Nothing was special about that day at Eldora except for the skis I rode. The pop. The energy. The stability, somehow. I skied like a madman that day on terrible conditions, and was still able to keep everything together.
By: Mason FAmazing stability without metal. This ski is extremely versatile. It can handle steep, icy chutes, bumps and it absolutely rips on the groomers. Speed limit? What speed limit?
By: BlakeIn Depth Staff Reviews:
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 2026 Black Crows Camox:
All we ask for in our all-mountain skis is the perfect blend of maneuverability and stability. Is that too much to ask? For the Black Crows Camox, balancing all-mountain performance on mixed snow while having too much fun comes naturally. This ski hasn't been updated in a while, but for the 25/26 season, Black Crows made a few significant tweaks that keep the Camox playing with the big boys. The ski wizards in Chamonix added an ash insert underfoot to provide additional dampening and stability, especially when you're opening this ski up for a carve. You feel a bit more power underfoot when tilting the ski over on edge. Black Crows also adjusted the flex profile to be a bit more round through the tip, delivering more suspension and a smoother ride. An adjusted sidecut brings the turn radius down, and deeper rocker lines help keep the ski extremely manuverable. Where the old ski was endlessly poppy and springy, the new model feels like there's a bit more "grr". That said, it's still a progressive, nearly twin-tip style ski that's wildly intuitive and easy to smear and pivot. So, if you like to find side hits, wiggle around in bumps and trees, and look good while doing it, the Black Crows Camox is still your best pal.
2026 Black Crows Camox Specs:
Dimensions: 130/93/118 Radius: 18m@169cm Rocker: Freeride Rocker Ability Level: 
Construction: Partial Sidewall Weight: 3688 grams (per pair for size 180cm) Learn more about ski weights Video:
Skis In The Black Crows Camox Series:
Graphics:
2026 Black Crows
Camox Graphics![2026 Black Crows<br>Camox Graphics]()
2025 Black Crows
Camox Graphics![2025 Black Crows<br>Camox Graphics]()
2024 Black Crows
Camox Graphics![2024 Black Crows<br>Camox Graphics]()
2023 Black Crows
Camox Graphics![2023 Black Crows<br>Camox Graphics]()
2022 Black Crows
Camox Graphics![2022 Black Crows<br>Camox Graphics]()
2021 Black Crows
Camox Graphics![2021 Black Crows<br>Camox Graphics]()
2020 Black Crows
Camox Graphics![2020 Black Crows<br>Camox Graphics]()
2019 Black Crows
Camox Graphics![2019 Black Crows<br>Camox Graphics]()
2018 Black Crows
Camox Graphics![2018 Black Crows<br>Camox Graphics]()
2017 Black Crows
Camox Graphics![2017 Black Crows<br>Camox Graphics]()
2016 Black Crows
Camox Graphics![2016 Black Crows<br>Camox Graphics]()
2015 Black Crows
Camox Graphics![2015 Black Crows<br>Camox Graphics]()
- Helmets
