Black Crows Skis 2027: First Look
Known for their candy colored skis and little bit of magic, Black Crows skis comes back with several new skis to remind us that the Chamonix Crows play a big mark on the touring, freeride, and playful all-mountain space. Dive into all the new skis and peek some fresh graphics in our Black Crows skis 2027 preview.
What’s New
The biggest new ski on the wall is the Vena Cor. This is a riff on the uber-popular Mirus Cor with a matching swallow tail design, but a little different consturction and shape. The Vena Cor lands at a 100mm underfoot compard to the Mirus Cor’s 84mm, giving it a more all-mountain chassis for surfing around in soft snow. You’ll also find more rocker in the tip and tail and no metal underfoot. Instead, Black Crows loads this up with a hefty amount of fiberglass to dampen the ski.
In a different category, you’ll also find an updated Anima. The new Anima gets a new ash plate underfoot to help with binding retention and stiffen things right underfoot. They’ve also given the ski a more straight shape to widen the turn radius and really slot it in as the big mountain charger. The Anima is our 116mm underfoot big mountain charger, complimenting the more pow surf Nocta, which returns next year.
If you’re more of the walk uphill type, select skis in the lightweight touring Freebird collection get an upgrade after many years of no news. The Navis, Camox Freebird, and the Orb, all get new constructions. Mostly in an effort to save some weight, with those skis losing anywhere from 180-200 grams from previous generations. The Navis and Camox also get a integrated tail clip for matching Black Crows skins, helping make attaching and unattaching your skis a no brainer.
Other Highlights
The rest of the ski collection returns mostly unchanged. The Corvus, Atris, and Atris Birdie get new graphics but no construction changes. The skinnier skis like the Camox, Sato, and Octo are fully carryover. The respective ladies’ Birdie graphics are also carryover.
