Our complete test of the Black Crows Camox Freebird was conducted in the field under different snow conditions. Find the detailed analysis of the uphill behavior, downhill performance, strengths, limitations, and our verdict in the magazine.
The Playful Touring Ski in the Freebird Range The Black Crows Camox Freebird is designed for ski tourers who want to bring the playful and creative feel of freeride skiing into the backcountry. With a 96 mm waist and a shape inspired by the iconic Camox, it delivers a fun, responsive ride while remaining lightweight enough for ski touring. It is built for skiers who enjoy exploring varied terrain, making the most of natural features, and looking for a lively ski that performs across a wide range of snow conditions.
The Perfect Balance of Lightweight Efficiency and Fun The Camox Freebird combines a lightweight construction with a double rocker profile that enhances maneuverability and makes pivoting effortless. Its goal is to deliver the feel of a freeride ski while remaining efficient enough for long ascents. The modern shape and progressive flex provide a forgiving, easy-to-handle ride without sacrificing performance when skiing at higher speeds.
Ready for Every Backcountry Adventure Thanks to its versatile 96 mm platform and well-balanced character, the Camox Freebird is equally suited to everyday ski tours and multi-day backcountry trips. It has been designed to perform confidently in powder as well as the constantly changing snow conditions encountered throughout the winter. Within the Freebird collection, it stands out as the most playful and versatile option for ski tourers who prioritize downhill fun without compromising touring efficiency.
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