Black Crows Skis 2015

Black Crows long awaited takedown on bestseller Nocta. Slightly narrower waist than its big brother, which makes it even more playful. Must of the season?

For this season, Black Crows is releasing women's versions (shorter lengths) on several of its models. Here in the Atris version.

One of Black Crow's bestsellers. Wooden core and 98 waist with front rocker make the ski awesome all-round for all conditions.

The bestseller Camox, now also in women's length, and color.

Camox, with less titanal, ie for you who liked to take turns. One of 2014's big favorites among mountain goats. The Camox Freebird can also be bought with and without pre-cut skins.

Corvus is in the same way as the 193an updated with front-rocker. Lightweight and also works great with a turbo binding. Semi-cap construction.

The sequel to Black Crow's classic Corvus 196. The 193 length is really a ski for you who know what you're talking about, as it is stiffer than the shorter lengths. Sandwich construction on the longer of the Corvus models.

The perfect ski for Swedish conditions, not least if you like to go off-piste.

Navis, perfect ski for girls who like to ride all over the mountain, in all conditions and surfaces.

Navis, now in turn execution. Extremely interesting. Delivered either with or without the pre-cut skins.

Best in test of the barrel skis in 2012, and best ski overall in 2012 according to Åka skidor says it all. Large rocker ski that swallows everything. Ski construction in its noblest form signed Julien Regnier.

Camoxen's little brother. Works great in most conditions and on most surfaces.

Ova in turn version, sold with and without pre-cut skins.

Probably one of the most fun "ride twin tips" on the market. A must to test on this year's ski test

Super light twintip, perfect for anyone staying in the park.