2026 Liberty Scope 104 Skis
The 2026 Liberty Scope 104 brings a refreshing twist to the freeride category with a surfy, nimble personality that thrives in soft snow and technical terrain. Lightweight and quick to pivot, it’s a ski that excels in tight spots and deep turns without the sluggishness of heavier big-mountain builds. If you love slashing pow stashes, navigating trees, or dancing through steeps, the Scope 104 is right in your wheelhouse.
Why we like it:
The Scope 104 blends playful energy with just enough stability to stay composed when the snow gets tracked.
Who it's for:
Best for advanced skiers who want a responsive, intuitive ski for soft snow and freeride conditions. Great for those who favor finesse over brute strength and like to explore creative, off-trail lines.
Highlights:
Liberty’s Recoil Core combines poplar with a phenolic plate underfoot, offering a stable platform with a responsive feel that holds up when pushed hard. The shape is semi-directional but quite nimble thanks to a generous helping of rocker in the tip and tail and camber underfoot, which allows the 104 to pivot when you need it to, yet stay strong through the apex of a turn. Combined with a tapered shape, the Scope 104 allows for easy turn release, slashing, and pivoting through tight terrain.
Things to consider:
The Scope 104 doesn't have the same brute-force stability or dampness of a full-on big-mountain charger. Aggressive skiers who like to blast through crud at Mach speed may find its lighter build less composed in rougher conditions. It's far more about flow than power. Those seeking a ski to drop cliffs, stomp huge landings, or straight-line technical faces might want something with more metal and mass underfoot. But for quick direction changes, surfy lines, and tree-dodging in soft snow, the Scope 104 is exactly the right tool.
Fit & sizing considerations:
These ski true to size. Bigger skiers or those skiing wide-open terrain at speed may want to size up.
The 2026 Liberty Scope 104 brings a refreshing twist to the freeride category with a surfy, nimble personality that thrives in soft snow and technical terrain. Lightweight and quick to pivot, it’s a ski that excels in tight spots and deep turns without the sluggishness of heavier big-mountain builds. If you love slashing pow stashes, navigating trees, or dancing through steeps, the Scope 104 is right in your wheelhouse.
Why we like it:
The Scope 104 blends playful energy with just enough stability to stay composed when the snow gets tracked.
Who it's for:
Best for advanced skiers who want a responsive, intuitive ski for soft snow and freeride conditions. Great for those who favor finesse over brute strength and like to explore creative, off-trail lines.
Highlights:
Liberty’s Recoil Core combines poplar with a phenolic plate underfoot, offering a stable platform with a responsive feel that holds up when pushed hard. The shape is semi-directional but quite nimble thanks to a generous helping of rocker in the tip and tail and camber underfoot, which allows the 104 to pivot when you need it to, yet stay strong through the apex of a turn. Combined with a tapered shape, the Scope 104 allows for easy turn release, slashing, and pivoting through tight terrain.
Things to consider:
The Scope 104 doesn't have the same brute-force stability or dampness of a full-on big-mountain charger. Aggressive skiers who like to blast through crud at Mach speed may find its lighter build less composed in rougher conditions. It's far more about flow than power. Those seeking a ski to drop cliffs, stomp huge landings, or straight-line technical faces might want something with more metal and mass underfoot. But for quick direction changes, surfy lines, and tree-dodging in soft snow, the Scope 104 is exactly the right tool.
Fit & sizing considerations:
These ski true to size. Bigger skiers or those skiing wide-open terrain at speed may want to size up.
Description
The 2026 Liberty Scope 104 brings a refreshing twist to the freeride category with a surfy, nimble personality that thrives in soft snow and technical terrain. Lightweight and quick to pivot, it’s a ski that excels in tight spots and deep turns without the sluggishness of heavier big-mountain builds. If you love slashing pow stashes, navigating trees, or dancing through steeps, the Scope 104 is right in your wheelhouse.
Why we like it:
The Scope 104 blends playful energy with just enough stability to stay composed when the snow gets tracked.
Who it's for:
Best for advanced skiers who want a responsive, intuitive ski for soft snow and freeride conditions. Great for those who favor finesse over brute strength and like to explore creative, off-trail lines.
Highlights:
Liberty’s Recoil Core combines poplar with a phenolic plate underfoot, offering a stable platform with a responsive feel that holds up when pushed hard. The shape is semi-directional but quite nimble thanks to a generous helping of rocker in the tip and tail and camber underfoot, which allows the 104 to pivot when you need it to, yet stay strong through the apex of a turn. Combined with a tapered shape, the Scope 104 allows for easy turn release, slashing, and pivoting through tight terrain.
Things to consider:
The Scope 104 doesn't have the same brute-force stability or dampness of a full-on big-mountain charger. Aggressive skiers who like to blast through crud at Mach speed may find its lighter build less composed in rougher conditions. It's far more about flow than power. Those seeking a ski to drop cliffs, stomp huge landings, or straight-line technical faces might want something with more metal and mass underfoot. But for quick direction changes, surfy lines, and tree-dodging in soft snow, the Scope 104 is exactly the right tool.
Fit & sizing considerations:
These ski true to size. Bigger skiers or those skiing wide-open terrain at speed may want to size up.
