black crows Camox Freebird Skis - 2024/2025
An all-new take on the famous Camox Freebird skis, the 23/34 black crows Camox Freebird skis are gradually softened underfoot—they're a top choice for having fun in all conditions.
Key Details
- 95 mm waists provide intermediate flotation
- Progressive front rocker and light rear rocker for pivot control, maneuverability and flotation
- Classic camber under the feet with intermediate ski/snow contact provides balance between stability and maneuverability
- Progressive tails offer support and facilitate pivoting
- Intermediate flex along the entire length of the skis for performance and forgiveness
- Built with semi-cap and cap construction in the tip areas for weight savings and handling; ABS sidewalls except at the tips
- Paulownia wood, mixed carbon and fiberglass cores
- Titanal® reinforcement under the binding-mounting areas
- Drilling length: 9 mm; drilling diameter: 4.1 mm; mounting point: -9 cm
Imported.
| Best Use | Backcountry Skiing |
|---|---|
| Ski Terrain | Backcountry |
| Tip Width | 178 CM: 136 millimeters 183 CM: 136 millimeters 188 CM: 136 millimeters |
| Waist Width | 95 millimeters |
| Tail Width | 178 CM: 114 millimeters 183 CM: 115 millimeters 188 CM: 116 millimeters |
| Sidecut Radius | 17 meters |
| Ski Camber | Tip Rocker |
| Tail Type | Flat |
| Core | Paulownia |
| Bindings Included | No |
| Boot Sole Compatibility | Bindings Not Included |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Weight (Pair) | 178 CM: 6 lbs. 8 oz. 183 CM: 6 lbs. 13.3 oz. 188 CM: 7 lbs. 4.3 oz. |
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poor durability
I've had two pairs of these skies. The first pair I ripped the toe piece off the ski carving turns in firm snow. The company replaced it for free because they thought it was a ski defect. The second ski I broke (in the same place just under the toe piece on a tiny 4-foot drop). The ski is fun to ski and skies well--but is horrible when it comes to durability. I've had much lighter-weight skis that are far more durable. I will not be buying another pari of black crow skis.
Fun skis but poor durability
These were my 1 quiver skis. They're super light, playful, do great in powder, and icy conditions. I used them for 2 seasons and near the end of the 2nd season the edge started to delaminate from the bottom under the foot. Black Crow only offers a 2 year warranty and these were just outside of that as I bought them at the end of season a couple of years back.
Great for Skin up, Mediocre for turns DOWN
I mounted a Dynafit AT binding on this and use the Dynafit Hoji boot for a super light backcountry set. Its lighter than my tele setup from 2003! I learned there is often a price for going ultra light ..... They put the fun in the skin up. You almost forget you have skis on your feet. Once you pull the skins off and make turns, they really want perfect powder. They will chatter at the resorts and on windblown crust. That said I'll probably stick with them for years. Still having fun!
Light without Chatter
Excellent performance and light. Surprisingly there was no chatter on these light skis.