At 110mm in the waist, Black Crows’ Draco Freebird Ski officially replaces the Ferox as the widest ski in the touring lineup. Its long sidecut, smooth flex, and partial twin shape combine to give the Draco Freebird a remarkably unique profile that delivers everything you need in a touring ski with nothing that you don’t. Its blended poplar and paulownia wood core is lightweight and forgiving, while its poppy feel and engaged attitude combine to deliver a complete blend of nimbleness, maneuverability, and control in tighter spaces. With a double rocker profile leading the charge, the Draco Freebird remains exceptionally skilled in deeper snow but sports just the right amount of camber required to maintain a solid edge on firmer terrain. Lightweight and undeniably fit, the Draco Freebird may sport the profile and construction of an uphill ski, but its surfy execution and powerful ride beg to differ. Strikingly maneuverable on the downhill and effortlessly stable on the climb, the Black Crows Draco Freebird Ski becomes the ultimate mid-fat hiker with a knack for the way down.