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Black Crows ATRIS BIRDIE skis 24.25

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PTO Verdict

The women's freeride benchmark. Everything the Atris does, tuned for women.

Best for: Advanced-to-expert women who ski powder and off-piste terrain regularly.

Not for: Groomer-focused women, hardpack skiers, or anyone at low-snowfall areas where 105mm is overkill.

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At a Glance

Terrain

Big Mountain

Ability Level

Beginner
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Expert

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Description

The Atris Birdie is the women's version of Black Crows' iconic Atris — first launched in 2014 and refined ever since, it's the brand's do-everything big-mountain freeride ski. A poplar core with fiberglass and no metal keeps it light and lively the way Black Crows is known for, and the rocker-camber-rocker profile floats in soft snow while still holding a line on firm, mixed terrain. The women's build runs a slightly softer, lighter flex, so it's accessible for its width but still rewards a skier who pushes it.

It's a powder-and-variable-snow freeride ski for an advancing-to-advanced skier who wants one wide ski for soft days and bigger terrain. At 105mm it's not a frontside carver or a groomer daily driver — if most of your skiing is on-piste it's more ski than you need (look at the Captis Birdie in the 90s underfoot), and it's not a beginner ski.

Waist Width 105mm
Turn Radius 20m
Core Poplar / fiberglass (no metal)
Construction Semi-cap, ABS sidewalls
Profile Rocker / Camber / Rocker
Best For Big mountain freeride — lighter flex tuned for women

Specs

  • Waist width: 105 mm
  • Sidecut: 136 / 105 / 122 mm(引自 172 cm)
  • Turn radius: 19 m(引自 172 cm)
  • Profile: Rocker / Camber / Rocker
  • Core: Poplar wood core
  • Laminate: Fiberglass
  • Base: Sintered
  • Lengths stocked: 160 · 166 · 172 cm(该款全系还有 178 cm)
  • Source: SkiEssentials 2025 ski test(第三方 —— 该季官方页面已下线,black-crows.com 返回 404)

Details

Type
SKI
Vendor
Black Crows
SKU
102148-172
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Black Crows Atris Birdie

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The take

The women's freeride benchmark. Everything the Atris does, tuned for women.

The Atris Birdie is the women's version of Black Crows' benchmark freeride ski, sharing the same construction and 105mm waist in women's-specific lengths (160-178cm). Same poplar core, same fiberglass laminate, same double rocker profile, same playful-yet-stable character.

What makes it stand out among women's freeride skis: playfulness. Most 105mm freeride skis feel heavy and serious. The Atris Birdie feels light and inviting. Double rocker with 22% tip rise and 15% tail rise makes it pivot easily in tight terrain, and the poplar core keeps it energetic. It floats well in powder thanks to the 136mm tip.

On hardpack it is adequate but not a standout -- 105mm is wide and there is no metal for bite. The ski lives for soft snow, steep lines, trees, and mixed resort days where conditions change every run.

Carryover construction from 24/25 to 25/26. Same ski, new graphics.

Bindings we'd pair with it

Mount point: Flat mount. Our pick: Look SPX 11 GW.

  • Look SPX 11 GWFreeride / all-mountain

    Full-metal with DIN 11. Good retention for aggressive freeride.

  • Marker Squire 11 IDVersatile / value

    Reliable DIN 11 option.

  • Tyrolia Attack 11 GWLight setup

    Lightest DIN 11. Keeps swing weight down.

These are DIN 4-11 bindings — a range that covers most intermediate-to-advanced skiers on a ski like this. Your own release setting is a technician's calculation from weight, height, age, boot sole length and skier type; body weight alone does not decide it. If yours lands above 11, step up to the Look Pivot 12.