Black Crows Ferox Freebird Skis 21.22 | Black Crows Touring Skis 21.22

the Ferox was born from the necessity of offering a bi-tip, double rocker, powder type touring ski which is still efficient on the edges. So, the objective is the powder and the sensation of floating on the snow.
But the soul remains alpine to adapt to all conditions encountered while touring. Equipped with a tail tip and a double rocker, this is a ski which offers great sensations in powder with its planing and immediate pivot, but which still sits well on hard snow due to its progressive side-lines. To optimize its weight (3600 g for the 181 cm), the Ferox was conceived on a 3D shape drawn in an H which cuts the upper part of the ski and lightens it without altering its solidity due to a carbon reinforcement which adopts this 3D shape. The core was also made lighter with a mix of paulownia, poplar and, for the first time with black crows, Isocore (a polyurethane mousse strengthened with continuous glass fibre).
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I tried this one on a powder day in the 186 and liked it but found it really hard to stay centred - it was quite dense powder at times. I really wouldn't take this one anywhere near the piste if you can avoid it. I already have piste and narrow all mountain skis though. I guess the Corvus might be even harder to ski for me? Is there something that makes fore/aft balance very easy in the off piste? I struggle between being too far forward and too far back. I ski a 180cm 66mm piste ski so I thought 186 should be a good length for me but then off piste is much more tricky.

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have a look at the anima: www.black-crows.com/fr/en/p/anima/101217-khakigreen-lightgreen-vg.html