Black Crows

Serpo Ski - 2025

A ski with rocker and camber design offers the best of both worlds. The rocker shape at the tip and tail helps you float on powder snow and makes turning easier, while the camber in the middle provides excellent edge control and stability on hard-packed snow. This versatility allows you to enjoy a variety of snow conditions, making it a great choice for all-mountain skiing.

Semi-cap construction combines the benefits of both cap and sidewall designs. It makes the ski lighter and more forgiving while still providing excellent edge grip and durability. This balance allows for easier maneuverability and better performance on different terrains, making it ideal for skiers looking for a versatile option.

ABS sidewalls are crucial because they protect the core of the ski from damage and enhance edge hold. The durability of ABS allows the skis to withstand impacts from rocks and other obstacles, which is essential for all-mountain skiing. This means you can ski confidently, knowing your equipment can handle tough conditions.

A Titanal binding plate offers a strong and lightweight connection between the ski and the bindings. This enhances performance and stability, especially at high speeds or on challenging terrain. If you’re an aggressive skier or enjoy tackling difficult runs, a Titanal binding plate can significantly improve your control and responsiveness.

A partial twin tail ski features a slightly raised tail, allowing for some switch skiing (backwards) while still maintaining performance for regular skiing. This design provides versatility, making it suitable for all-mountain skiing where you might want to explore different styles. It allows you to enjoy tricks and landings without sacrificing stability and control.

The combination of rocker/camber design, semi-cap construction, ABS sidewalls, Titanal binding plates, and partial twin tails work together to create skis that are versatile, durable, and responsive. These features enhance your ability to navigate various terrains, improve your control and stability, and ultimately make your skiing experience more enjoyable and confident, whether you're carving down groomed runs or exploring off-piste.