Black Crows - Navis Freebird 2026/27 - Green
The fourth generation of the Navis Freebird is the spearhead for touring skiers thirsty for descents. With a 104 mm waist width and a progressive tip, our iconic green ski combines exceptional maneuverability and lightness with an appetite for deep conditions. Featuring a 21-meter radius, it encourages you to let loose and fully enjoy the wide open spaces conquered by your own leg power. Delivering strong edge grip and high-speed stability, the Navis Freebird performs with equal pleasure on hardpack, making it a true mountain beast designed to tackle any backcountry challenge. Features 104 mm waist width offers excellent floatation in deep powder while maintaining agility on variable snow Progressive front rocker ensures carving stability while an early-rise tail provides secure support and effortless pivoting Classic medium camber underfoot delivers a balanced feel between stability, edge hold, and responsive handling Slightly straight sidecut with a 21-meter radius encourages fast, confident, aggressive lines Firm overall flex pattern provides high-speed precision, paired with a progressive tip flex for efficiency and comfort Titanal reinforcement plate positioned under the binding area maximizes screw retention and binding security Lightweight construction engineered specifically for demanding backcountry ascents and high-output touring Specifications Waist Width 104 mm Weight 1425 g (per ski) Turning Radius 21 m Rocker Profile Progressive Front Rocker / Early-Rise Tail Camber Profile Classic Medium Camber Flex Firm and Precise with Progressive Tip Reinforcement Titanal Plate Under Bindings Mounting Point -9 cm Drilling Spec Diameter 4.1 mm x Length 9 mm Binding Compatibility Do Not Mount with Telemark Bindings
Specifications
- Length (cm)
- 165, 172, 179, 186
Variants (4)
- 165 — 999.00 USD — Out of stock
- 172 — 999.00 USD — Out of stock
- 179 — 999.00 USD — Out of stock
- 186 — 999.00 USD — Out of stock
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