Corvus

The 2027 Black Crows Corvus is a 110 mm big-mountain ski for advanced skiers who prioritize open terrain, speed and powder days. The official 2026/27 workbook marks it as a new design, and the current product page calls it the fifth version with an all-new shape. Its 25 m radius and long, fairly straight outline suit broad arcs more naturally than quick carved turns.

Black Crows pairs classic camber with two progressive rockers: front rocker helps the broad tip rise, while tail rocker gives the ski room to pivot and release. The brand describes a solid flex underfoot with more progressive ends, plus a dash of titanal. SkiEssentials’ 2027 test describes a poplar/beech and fiberglass build with titanal beneath the binding; testers found more maneuverability than the previous shape, though their views on firm-snow stability varied.

Choose it for open bowls, soft snow, steep freeride lines and fast linking turns; the added tail rocker and taper give it more steering range in tighter terrain than the long radius suggests. Even so, this is not an easy everyday choice for low-speed or narrow groomer turns. At 110 mm it floats well, but the long turn shape wants space, and the powerful platform rewards a confident skier who can drive it.