Although the Camox Freebird has become slightly softer under the binding, this has been skillfully compensated with a larger camber. As a result, it remains exceptionally versatile and is suitable for the entire season and all snow conditions.
It has become a bit more demanding, but it also offers a wider performance range.
Despite being slightly narrower underfoot, it feels a bit heavier but is significantly more stable than its predecessor. In short turns, it requires a bit more effort and technique, but it provides the necessary stability to help you progress.
So it is still a ski that many skiers will enjoy on tours throughout the entire season.
Kudos to Black Crows; our initial skepticism was unfounded, and we look forward to seeing many satisfied Camox Freebird owners who will have a lot of fun with this ski.
Target group | Men |
Ski type | Touring skis |
Binding | Without binding |
Item number | 40262827 |
Manufacturer | Black Crows |
Category | Skis |
Manufacturer no. | 101752 |
Release date | 28.11.2023 |
Colour | Red |
Exact colour description | Red |
Target group | Men |
Ski type | Touring skis |
Binding | Without binding |
Level | Advanced |
Blade width | 132 mm |
Waist | 95 mm |
Bottom width | 111 mm |
Radius | 17 m |
rocker type | Tip & Tail Rocker |
Model year | 2024 |
Country of origin | Ukraine |
CO₂-Emission | |
Climate contribution |
Length | 157.10 cm |
Weight | 2850 g |
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