The Scope 84 is built for juniors transitioning confidently into adult skis—or for lighter skiers who want a fun, twin-tip tool for all-mountain progression. With a bamboo and poplar core, it blends pop, flex, and durability in a lightweight package that’s as happy catching air as it is weaving through bumps and trees

Why we like it:

It’s hard to find skis that are this approachable but still offer real performance. The Scope 84 nails that balance.

Who it's for:

Tweens and teens stepping up from junior gear, or smaller-framed adults who want a park-friendly, playful all-mountain twin.

Highlights:

The Scope 84 is one of the few Liberty skis that still utilizes the unique characteristics of Bamboo, which brings a smooth flex and energetic rebound that is bolstered in this ski by poplar wood as well. The Scope 84’s nearly symmetrical footprint and full twin-tip shape encourages creativity and progression. The aaddition of a 168 cm length for 2026 makes this a legitimate transition ski for growing riders who need more stability but aren’t ready for full-sized adult options.

Things to consider:

While the Scope 84 is fun and capable, stronger or heavier skiers will overpower it at higher speeds or in deeper snow. It’s not built for aggressive hardpack carving or big-mountain lines—it’s a freeride twin through and through.

Fit & sizing considerations:

These ski true to size. Lighter or less experienced skiers should consider sizing down slightly for easier maneuverability.