2026 Black Crows Camox Skis
All-new for 2026, the Black Crows Camox retains its status as a highly refined all-mountain twin tip with a versatile shape and lively energy. With a 97 mm waist, twin rocker profile, and progressive flex, this is the fourth generation of an all-mountain favorite—now more intuitive, balanced, and responsive than ever before.
Why we like it:
The Camox nails the sweet spot between playful and precise. It’s light on its feet but still confident at speed, making it a reliable option for skiing every inch of the resort.
Who it's for:
Best suited for intermediate to expert skiers who value maneuverability and versatility in a daily driver that thrives from groomers to glades.
Highlights:
A poplar core reinforced with ash underfoot and fiberglass creates a smooth yet energetic platform. The shortened radius and subtly straight sidecut make carving feel easy, while the double rocker profile adds surfy pivot control in tighter terrain. The updated flex pattern feels more even and forgiving, particularly at lower speeds or in soft snow.
Things to consider:
While the Camox has a playful and intuitive feel, skiers who prefer a stiffer or more directional charger might find it lacking in top-end power.
Fit & sizing considerations:
Skis true to size. Riders who prioritize maneuverability or spend more time in tight spaces may want to size down, while those seeking high-speed stability can size up with confidence.
All-new for 2026, the Black Crows Camox retains its status as a highly refined all-mountain twin tip with a versatile shape and lively energy. With a 97 mm waist, twin rocker profile, and progressive flex, this is the fourth generation of an all-mountain favorite—now more intuitive, balanced, and responsive than ever before.
Why we like it:
The Camox nails the sweet spot between playful and precise. It’s light on its feet but still confident at speed, making it a reliable option for skiing every inch of the resort.
Who it's for:
Best suited for intermediate to expert skiers who value maneuverability and versatility in a daily driver that thrives from groomers to glades.
Highlights:
A poplar core reinforced with ash underfoot and fiberglass creates a smooth yet energetic platform. The shortened radius and subtly straight sidecut make carving feel easy, while the double rocker profile adds surfy pivot control in tighter terrain. The updated flex pattern feels more even and forgiving, particularly at lower speeds or in soft snow.
Things to consider:
While the Camox has a playful and intuitive feel, skiers who prefer a stiffer or more directional charger might find it lacking in top-end power.
Fit & sizing considerations:
Skis true to size. Riders who prioritize maneuverability or spend more time in tight spaces may want to size down, while those seeking high-speed stability can size up with confidence.
Description
All-new for 2026, the Black Crows Camox retains its status as a highly refined all-mountain twin tip with a versatile shape and lively energy. With a 97 mm waist, twin rocker profile, and progressive flex, this is the fourth generation of an all-mountain favorite—now more intuitive, balanced, and responsive than ever before.
Why we like it:
The Camox nails the sweet spot between playful and precise. It’s light on its feet but still confident at speed, making it a reliable option for skiing every inch of the resort.
Who it's for:
Best suited for intermediate to expert skiers who value maneuverability and versatility in a daily driver that thrives from groomers to glades.
Highlights:
A poplar core reinforced with ash underfoot and fiberglass creates a smooth yet energetic platform. The shortened radius and subtly straight sidecut make carving feel easy, while the double rocker profile adds surfy pivot control in tighter terrain. The updated flex pattern feels more even and forgiving, particularly at lower speeds or in soft snow.
Things to consider:
While the Camox has a playful and intuitive feel, skiers who prefer a stiffer or more directional charger might find it lacking in top-end power.
Fit & sizing considerations:
Skis true to size. Riders who prioritize maneuverability or spend more time in tight spaces may want to size down, while those seeking high-speed stability can size up with confidence.
