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This Ski Is A Staff Favorite:
Read all of our Black Crows Corvus staff reviewsThe Black Crow Corvus skis are like that friend who’s always ready for an adventure—bold, daring, and a little wild. With a rock-solid edge hold and a playful flex, they excel in everything from deep powder to hard-packed steeps, making them the Swiss Army knife of freeride skis. The Corvus doesn’t just ask you to trust it; it demands it. Power and precision? Check. Float and fun? Double-check. Whether you're carving through trees or sending cliffs, these skis are a no-nonsense, high-performance beast that’ll have you grinning from apex to base. They're not for the faint of heart—unless you want your heart to race.
By: GeorgeI can't butter, but when skiing the Corvus flat on the base everything feels like a butter! The full rocker profile gives it a surprising amount of maneuverability -- picking lines through low cover (i.e. rocks poking out everywhere) on steep moguls is a breeze, because it can pivot on a dime. I really loved charging down open faces in variable snow, as well, because the double titinal sheets in the core give this ski tons of dampness and stability. At 107 underfoot it floats really well in soft snow, too! Taking a groomer back down to the lift? Set the edges and these things absolutely rail. Such a fun ski!
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By: Alex2024-2025 Black Crows Corvus Review
The OG Crow gets a modern update The Black Crows Corvus is the original black crow. It was the first ski they produced and has accumulated a cult following over the years. So when we heard there was a new Corvus in town, we were excited to get on it and see how it stacks up in the busy world of mid-fat skis. Read on to hear our staff's thoughts in our Black Crows Corvus review. Laying over some turns under lift line with the flashy skis. Photo: Casey Day | Skier: Sam Bruckner The 108mm-112mm category is crowded. It's also one of the hottest categories to build skis in now, as ... Continue Reading
Our Take On The 2026 Black Crows Corvus:
The Black Crows Corvus was the ski that started it all for Chamonix-based Black Crows. It's amassed a larger cult following over the years that loves its unique, drifty feel on snow and commitment to freeride performance. Last year, Black Crows dropped a doozie: the Corvus got a redesign and it's back with a fresh look for 25/26. Fear not young freeriders, the Corvus is still the freeride machine that cranks out long days skiing steep and deep terrain, with a few updates that make the ride more skiable across tough snow conditions. First, camber. Not a lot, but a low-slung, pivot-y camber that keeps this ski's drifty nature in tight terrain. Adding camber from the flat camber profile gives you more control when the ski runs flat, and adds more snap in and out of turns. They also added some more taper in the tips and tails to add a touch more forgiveness behind you when you need to release the tail in tight terrain, compared to the older flatter tail. With a rockered tip and tail profile, this ski easily gets sideways. Plug in a titanal sheet, poppy wood core, and you're off to the races. Despite adding a few features that make it easier to carve your way back to the lift and trim some weight, the Corvus soul is alive and well. The ride is unique, and undeniably something the Crows in Chamonix have cooked up.
2026 Black Crows Corvus Specs:
Dimensions: 135/110/119 Radius: 25m@181cm Rocker: Freeride Rocker Ability Level: 
Construction: Partial Sidewall Weight: 3804 grams (per pair for size 181cm) Learn more about ski weights Skis In The Black Crows Corvus Series:
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