Ideal weight for long ascents, its profile holds its own even on hard terrain or in chop
In brief
Suitable for
long ascents in soft snow, ski mountaineers transitioning to fat skis
Not suitable for
backcountry freestyle, high performance, big mountain
Also suitable for
developing skiers, resort freeride, freeride progression
- In words
- Technical specifications
In words
Intro
Corvus is one of the models that helped Black Crows to make its mark. It's the second widest of the Freebird series and keeps its classic configuration, with an old-school camber and extensive edge contact that more technical skiers will appreciate. It has a progressive tip rocker and barely noticeable tail rocker. In short, there's nothing unusual. It's designed entirely for maximum float, and it does that very well. Its weight, though, is perfect for long ascents, and its profile holds its own even on hard terrain or in chop. It's a great choice as a first fat ski for ski mountaineers transitioning to freeride.
Technical specifications
Recommended level
Beginner
Construction
cap-sidewall
Materials
poplar, glass fiber, carbon fiber, titanal
Length
188.2 cm
Tip width
142 cm
Tail width
120 cm
Waist width
107 cm
Individual weight
2075 g
Sidecut radius
21 m
Available sizes
176, 183.4, 188.2
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