The all-new 2025 Liberty Scope 94 is an all-mountain freeride charger with a versatile shape and intuitive feel. With an energetic wood core, progressive freeride shape, and ample rocker, the Scope 94 has the chops to carve trenches down the fall line, but really shines as a highly maneuverable option for the bumps, trees, and even a few laps in the park.

Why we like it:

It’s a highly maneuverable ski that can do a little bit of everything a freerider would want it to do, from groomers to trees and everything in between.

Who it's for:

Intermediate to Advanced skiers will love the intuitive and playful nature of the Scope 94.

Highlights:

An energetic core of Poplar and Ash is the foundation for the Scope 94, giving it a soft and supple flex that allows for tons of forgiveness and maneuverability. A phenolic composite laminate is added underfoot to enhance grip on firm snow without incurring the weight penalty that comes with metal. A progressive freeride shape compliments the Scope’s ample camber and long, low rocker profile to deliver maximum float and a nimble feel in bumps and trees.

Things to consider:

The Scope 94’s proclivity for soft snow and tight terrain should not be underestimated; this is one of the most maneuverable skis out there. That said, mount point plays a large role in how this ski feels, and in our experience going with the factory recommended mounting point gives the most access to the ski’s performance band. On firm snow, the soft flex of the tip and tail means this ski tends lose power and stability at speed, so skiers who prioritize those traits will want to keep looking.

Fit & sizing considerations:

These ski true to size.