The Bent 85 is versatile all terrain, park-slaying ski designed to dominate the Hollywood lines under the chair, send it in the park, and perform anywhere you want to take it. Whether you’re boosting airs in the pipe or busting through afternoon chop, the 85mm waist and All Mountain Rocker keeps everything under …
At home ripping the whole mountain, or upside-down in the middle of a Switch Double Cork 10 in the park, the Bent 90 is the ski Nico and Miguel Porteous refer to as “the Swiss Army knife” - the perfect all-terrain/park ski. HRZN Tech Tip & Tail give the Bent 90 the ability to float through pow laps in t…
One of the most award-winning skis to ever grace the mountain, the Bent Chetler 120 is Chris Benchetler’s signature ski and the big brother of the Bent family. This pillow-bashing, powder-slashing machine features topsheet and base art by the man himself. With construction and shaping designed and refined by Chri…
Float, stomp, bounce and blast. The Blackops 118 is the tool of choice for progressive freeride performance. Solid when it counts and playful all the time, it has the width to float and smear through the deepest days and the stability to stick every landing. Race-developed construction and a lively wood core blend for …
Finding the right combination of playful surfiness and straightline stability in a pow ski is as tough as fishing a Rainbow out of the creek with your bare hands, but Rossi nailed it with the Rossignol Black Ops 118 Tatum Skis. Tatum Monod's signature ride is a straight-up 176 men's ski (have you seen her vids?) featur…
Quiver-of-one versatility for carving, slashing, and blasting across the entire mountain. Kick open the door to progressive freeride performance with the womans Blackops 98. Its lively wood core and energy-boosting titanal layers give it plenty of pop to inspire your next run. The mountain is your playground, and this …
A favorite of the Rossi team riders when the snow's not deep enough for the 118 and the day's menu features techy tricks, the Rossignol Black Ops 98 Skis turn the entire mountain into a terrain park. Fat enough to handle pretty much any snow conditions, twin-ny enough to spin it and switch it up with confidence, and wi…
Carve or slash. The mountain is your playground and the Blackops Whizbanger is the ticket to ride. Charge and explore the mountain at will. The ski's lively core and playful profile give you the freedom to boost, blast and evolve your bag of tricks in all terrain and any snow conditions.
The skis that will change how you rip down the mountain, the Blade is your go-to ski when you want to have a ridiculous amount of fun at the resort. A Gas Pedal MetalTM layup allows these skis to charge through any condition, while a super tight sidecut offers the ability to turn on a dime. Pair this with a surprising …
The most versatile ski in the Blade Optic Collection, the Blade Optic 104 is right at home, charging big mountain laps to cruising smooth burns on early morning corduroy and everything in between. Equipped with our Gas Pedal Medal OverdiveTM tech, you'll harness the power of an innovative layup of titanal to feel enhan…
For the guys and gals setting their sights on storm days and endless in-bounds powder laps, the Line Blade Optic 114 is here to answer the call. Equipped with our Gas Pedal Metal OverdriveTM technology, paired with a refined rocker profile, attuned tapering, and functional waist width, the Blade Optic 114 is a super st…
The narrowest option in the Blade Optic Collection, the LINE Blade Optic 92is designed to rally groomers, charge through crud, and leave other nerds in your wake. With a featherweight feel that enhances edge-to-edge quickness and precision, the Blade Optic 92 is right at home ripping hardpack and those few inches of fr…
Ideal for anyone who enjoys high-speed skiing with confidence, the Blade Optic 96 represents the narrowest ski in the Blade Optic collection that harnesses the power of Gas Pedal Metal OverdiveTM. With a chevron shape of Titanal underfoot that expands into the forebody and rear of the ski, you'll experience immense e…
Quick edge-to-edge turning capabilities paired with a tight turning radius make the Blade W the ultimate women's all-mountain ski. Rip up the groomers all morning long, and plow through the crud in the afternoon with the help of the large shovel; the Blade W will tackle any terrain you throw at it. No matter what you'r…
This incomparable mid-fat all-terrain ski, The Camox, is reputed for its tolerance and playfulness. The association of a very progressive flex and good lenghten side lines brings great maneuverability and strong hold at high speed. With a DNA derived from freestyle, the progressive and supple flex makes it easy to hand…
For the women that want to ski any field in any condition, the 2024 Black Crows Camox Birdie is a one-ski wonder. From on-trail carving to freeride lines or even a few hits in the park, the Camox Birdie covers all the bases. The Double Rocker design with Medium Camber underfoot gives it an incredible ability to pivo…
An all new take on the famous Camox Freebird, here's a ski that's gradually softened under foot with balanced torsion and a cool spirit ready for anything. It is a ski for those who want to have fun in all conditions, which favor skiability over performance, and which offers a pleasant grip at the service of a benevole…
Redesigned last year, the Black Crows Captis is more accessible and more sensual than before. Its freestyle heritage and reasonable width make it an all-terrain ski that holds its edge well for carvers, and is easy to steer to suit all styles. This new version is more incisive but also more playful, a pleasure to enjoy…
This is a brand new version of the popular Black Crows Captis Birdie, accessible and more sensual than before. Its freestyle heritage and reasonable but consistent width make it an all-terrain ski that holds its edge well for carvers, and is easy to steer to suit all styles. This new version is more incisive but also m…
The special recipe for the Chipotle Banana is equal parts surfy fun and high-octane insanity, and it has enough spice to leave your mouth burning for days on end. Built by Carston Oliver for Carston Oliver, the Banana features Radius Rocker and an oversized 122mm waist that gives it freakish float and pivot-on-a-dime h…
It's an all-new Chronic, maaan! We're stoked to introduce the expansion of the Chronic Collection with the all-new Chronic 101. This versatile all-mountain freestyle ski features the same durability superpowers as its little brother down to the beefed-up sidewalls, tips, and core. For those wanting to take advantage o…
Designed for all-mountain freestyle enjoyment, the Chronic 94 remains the dopest all-mountain freestyle ski. What's even doper is the adjustments we've made to this flagship ski for the 23/24 season. Complete with Bio-Resin to increase bonding within the core, new Thin Tip Technology to increase tip and tail durability…
When we looked at the project for this new CLASH, we first considered the behavior of the old model, what we wanted to keep from it, and where our areas of progress should be. We have kept the same core for its efficiency and longevity but switched up just about everything else based on feedback from the team. The…
We’ve been keeping this one under wraps for a minute now—OK, quite a while. But now it’s time to pull the cover off. The Countach is easiest to define by what it’s not—it’s neither a traditional hard-charging big-mountain ski nor a purely playful freestyle design, but somewhere in…
Introducing the all-new K2 Crescendo. Designed for one purpose... Skiing bottomless pow. The Crescendo features K2’s patented Spectral Braid Technology, a lightweight aspen/ paulownia core, and a powder rocker profile giving the Crescendo unprecedented float and maneuverability on the deepest days. The Crescendo …
The Deathwish doesn’t take no for an answer, even when you’ve long since wanted to call it quits—crud, chop, pow, hardpack, come what may. Still the best do-all, be-all, ski in our lineup. There’s a reason most of the factory keeps a pair on their feet and why it’s the first ski into the s…
Turns out there are plenty of you out there who craved what we did: the snappy, poppy, slashy, intuitive feel of the Deathwish in a ski you can really rip on in firm conditions. And it makes sense—wouldn’t anyone want the same near-telepathic connection with a ski but for tighter quarters and firmer snow? T…
There’s a reason why the Deathwish Tour is our most popular touring ski, year after year. More grip on the skinner and more purchase on sketchy sidehills feels like too much to ask from a 112mm-waisted ski that clocks in at under 1800g and skis like the real deal—but here we are. Wide enough for the stee…
The name says it all. The Devastator has become a highlight in the 4FRNT family because of its uncanny ability to destroy terrain on sight. Its award winning multi-radius rocker profile empowers you to surf powder effortlessly and pivot on a dime to navigate tight terrain. This modern freeride shape allows the sidecut …
The Devastator JR is the ticket for smaller shredders to elevate their skills on hill and in the air! We took the same freeride DNA from the Devastator and sized it down for quality performance in a smaller size. Early rise tips naturally float to the surface in fresh snow and unwavering edge control keeps you flowing …
