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Black Crows Camox Alpine Ski
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Description
The Black Crows Camox Alpine Ski is a 97 mm all-mountain ski with medium camber, rockered ends, and an 18 m radius, built for groomers, bumps, and soft snow off the piste.
Tech Specs
Black Crows Camox Alpine Ski
The Black Crows Camox Alpine Ski is for advanced skiers who want one 97 mm ski for groomers, bumps, and soft snow off the piste, with the option to mount a touring binding for side-country laps. Medium camber underfoot between a rockered tip and tail grips on firm snow and smears in soft snow, and an 18 m radius at every length keeps the ski quick and predictable from edge to edge. Built on a poplar core with fiberglass in a semi-cap layup, with a progressive flex that is stiffer underfoot and softer at the ends, the Black Crows Camox suits all-mountain resort days, off-piste laps, and short hikes from the lift.
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Why We Like It
- Medium camber underfoot with rocker at both ends gives the Black Crows Camox real grip on firm snow and an easy release in bumps and soft snow.
- The 18 m radius holds at every length, so choosing a longer Camox adds stability and edge without making the turn shape lazier.
- A progressive flex, stiffer underfoot and softer in the tip and tail, supports a strong skier at speed and forgives a mistake at the ends of the ski.
- The 97 mm waist sits in the middle of the all-mountain range, wide enough for a few inches of new snow and narrow enough to switch edges quickly on hardpack.
Best Uses
- All-mountain resort skiing on one pair
- Off-piste laps in soft and variable snow
- Bumps and trees
- Side-country hikes from the lift with a touring binding
- Skiers stepping up to a more playful all-mountain ski
Ski Selection Advice
The Black Crows Camox comes in 169, 175, 182, and 188 cm, all with an 18 m radius, so length changes stability and float more than turn shape. Skiers who spend their days in bumps and trees can choose the shorter of the two lengths they fit, and skiers who ski fast on open terrain can size up.
The Camox is built as an all-mountain ski, so most skiers mount an alpine binding. Skiers who want side-country laps can mount a frame or pin-tech touring binding instead. Whatever the binding, choose a brake wider than the 97 mm waist; a 100 mm brake clears it. Match the binding to your boot sole norm. For touring, we size skins off the tail: the 118 and 120 mm tails on the 169 and 175 cm take 120 mm stock, and the 122 mm and wider tails on the 182 and 188 cm take 140 mm stock.
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Compare the Black Crows Camox
Black Crows Camox vs. Black Diamond Helio Carbon 108
The Black Diamond Helio Carbon 108 is a dedicated touring ski at 108 mm underfoot and 1,595 g per ski at 180 cm, with a 24 m radius for open faces. The Black Crows Camox is an all-mountain ski that lives at the resort and hikes off the lift. Choose the Helio Carbon 108 if most days start on skins, and the Camox if most start on a chairlift.
Black Diamond Helio Carbon 108 Alpine Touring SkiBlack Crows Camox vs. 4FRNT Nevar
The 4FRNT Nevar is a cambered 104 mm touring ski with a 22 m radius, 1,820 g per ski at 184 cm, and a 4-Lock skin slot. The Black Crows Camox is 7 mm narrower with a tighter 18 m radius for quicker turns on the resort. Choose the Nevar for a touring ski that skis firm snow well, and the Camox for an all-mountain resort ski.
4FRNT Nevar Alpine Touring SkiBlack Crows Camox vs. Blizzard Zero G 88
The Blizzard Zero G 88 is a ski mountaineering ski at 88 mm underfoot with a 19 m radius at 171 cm, built for long climbs and steep, firm descents. The Black Crows Camox is 9 mm wider and built for lift-served skiing. Choose the Zero G 88 for touring, and the Camox for the resort and short hikes from it.
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