Equipment

The Black Crow Camox Birdie is more intuitive than its predecessor, its riding sensations have evolved considerably. It makes the most of its freestyle heritage, giving free rein to its joyful ease on any terrain. The finely sloped surface on the...

This truly is the everyday big mountain ski, accessible and versatile, for skiers who want a ski that excels in powder but also displays impeccable behaviour in all conditions. The Atris is always to the point, and aims at delighting the heart of the...

Built with a long rocker tip and tail, it can be skied short to play with piste and the most playful sidehits. It is carving in a blackcrows way, a true freestyle all terrain. Accessible, solid and creative in every respect. COR The Cor blackcrows...

With 93mm at the base, it is a good carver, it is there to really play with the terrain with its tolerant flex but it also has positive response thanks to its metal layer for grip and stability; For all that, its performance does not erase the ease and...

More intuitive than its predecessor, its riding sensations have evolved considerably. It makes the most of its freestyle heritage, giving free rein to its joyful ease on any terrain. The finely sloped surface on the contours, playing with reflections,...

Based on the foundation of the Thunderbird R15-82 -- this comp version is gassed up with a stronger sidewall, metal binding bridge and comp binding. At 82mm underfoot -- the Thunderbird R15-82 boasts the widest platform in our frontside collection. A...

The Sheeva 9 has all the rebellious, out-of-bounds spirit of its bigger sisters, but with a narrower, more spritely waist-width for arcing on groomers and zipping through bumps. Built with a lively TrueBlend woodcore and panels of vibration-damping...

The rebellious middle child, the redesigned Sheeva 10 was born to break the rules. From crushing chalky bumps to boosting off cat tracks, the women’s specific FluxForm technology and Freeride Trueblend woodcore at the heart of the Sheeva 10 are...

The Rustler 9 is an everyday ski for whatever throws your way. When it’s not blower conditions, this ski is an easy grab. It lights up on chundery, choppy, and icy days. This ski is nimble and predictable, it responds to power with power, and its...

Draw high-speed turns, bounce off bumps, rail chalk, and detonate crud without an ounce of hesitation with the Rustler 10. Then, when the conditions line up, flash straight lines, weasel into snow, send that feature, and throw them sideway for a...

The Black Pearl 88 isn’t just built for how we ski, but why—joy, freedom, and confidence. With a women’s specific TrueBlend core, it is equal parts patience and power. It will venture off-piste for the first time or trench the hardpack...

The Blizzard Anomaly 88 Skis were on the feet of plenty of evo employees this season, and to a skier they drew rave reviews. Not exactly a replacement for the revered Brahma, the Anomaly 88 is probably 95% as stable at the top end but adds...