Backcountry Skis

The choice of skiers dedicated to an unadulterated form of touring, our Corvus Freebird benefits from a slight rocker rise in the tip, a dynamic tail and long sidecut. The result is a ski that is aggressive and particularly accurate when entering and exiting the curve, with a very energetic behaviour. Its titanium plate underfoot makes it safer to mount hybrid bindings. Life is always better with pink.

The performance and skiability of a modern ski with fierce ambitions. The Draco is the only twin tip model in our touring range, a ski designed to offer joyful adherence, which allows better skiing with less effort. It is light, but does not trade weight for sensations, for skiers who want to be wild and creative. Made to ski in the pursuit of happiness, and find it.

One of blackcrows' iconic adventure skis, the navis is a 102mm dedicated to all types of terrain. With its balance of flotation and skiability, alpine feel and progressive front rocker, the Navis Freebird is built for both long distance and everyday quests. It's a versatile companion, providing a perfect balance between skiability and lightness.

Glen Plake's first signature model has been a long time in the making and with the combined experience of Plake and Elan, a ski worthy of his signature is born. The Ripstick Tour 104 was designed and tested from the ground up by Elan ambassador and freeskiing pioneer Glen Plake and blends the lightweight construction necessary for efficient ascents with the legendary performance and style of Glen. - Ski Weight (g/ski): 1540 +/-50g (180cm) - Profile: Amphibio - Technology: Carbon, Fiberglass, Tubelite Woodcore, Carbon Bridge Technology, 360° Sidewall

When deep powder is in the forecast and big terrain is on the menu, reach for the Locator 112. With a modern shape optimized for huge float and high speeds thanks to a longer radius and lower profile camber and rocker, the big dog of the Locator Series is primed for those dream days when everything lines up. A touring-focused design with a lightweight construction means even though the 112 devours descents it's efficient on the uptrack and serves up no-nonsense performance for when the backcountry demands your ultimate attention. That's a good thing because chances are you're going to want to take another lap.