The Black Crows Orb Freebird touring ski has been modernized to offer an even more high-performance experience. A general weight reduction has been carried out, allowing for exceptional skiability to be maintained. This weight saving is partly due to a new distribution of the ABS, as well as a refinement of the rocker rise, resulting in better stability and more secure grip on the snow.
The improvements don’t stop there. Both skis are now equipped with a titanal plate underfoot, enhancing the depth of drilling. This innovation allows for more effective integration of hybrid bindings, thus offering increased compatibility with modern equipment.
This breath of modernity enriches the iconic Black Crows Orb Freebird without compromising the characteristics that made its reputation: safety and versatility. Skiers can therefore enjoy a lighter, yet still high-performing and reliable, piece of equipment ready to take on all the challenges of the mountain.
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