evo.com | Black Crows Skis > The widest ski in Black Crows' touring range, the new Black Crows Draco Freebird Skis replace the Ferox in the 110mm waist category. With a less five-pointy tip shape, longish 21 meter sidecut, and smooth flex, the Draco is somewhat easier to handle in tight spaces and less demanding in critical maneuvers. As with the other Black Crows touring models, the Draco refuses to sacrifice downhill performance in the interest of light weight. A great choice for mid-winter touring and deeper days in the backcountry. We recommend a brake width equal to or at most 15 mm wider than the ski waist width. Sintered Base Double Rocker with a Slight Camber Underfoot Paulownia and Poplar Core Semi-Cap with ABS Sidewalls We can't claim the concept is original, but we have to give Tyrolia credit for offering a swappable toepiece hybrid made entirely from parts of their own manufacture (i.e. no buying an aftermarket kit). Basically, the Tyrolia Attack Hybrid 14 MN Ski Bindings employ both an Attack heel unit and toepiece, but the toe slides off and can be replaced by an Almonte tech toe for ascending. Not the lightest touring solution, granted, but bombproof and can be used as a strictly alpine setup without worrying about the delicate tech hardware (or deadly lack of elasticity). Sweet. We recommend a brake width equal to or at most 15 mm wider than the ski waist width. Almonte Ski Crampons 90, 105 and 120mm Brake Widths 95, 110 and 130mm Almonte Tech Toepiece Easy entry, can be swapped for Attack FR PRO3 toepiece for the downhill (or skied with tech toe in an emergency). Toe tech fittings required for use. NX FR Heel DIN range 4-14 | Black Crows Draco Freebird Skis 2026 - 181 Package (181 cm) + 110 AT Bindings Size 181/110